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Stone, Kenneth | June 2, 1984 issue

Discusses the need for a major food relief effort to be to be undertaken in order to help the citizens of Cambodia deal with the problem of starvation,...

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In Ethiopia, Food Is A Weapon

Tucker, Jonathan B. | February 8, 1986 issue

The article reports on the United States' political and economical policies towards Ethiopia. Despite of major famine-relief effort in Ethiopia, starvation...

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Can UNRRA Stop Famine?

Corson, John | July 21, 1945 issue

The article discusses the role United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) in stopping famine. UNRRA, in each country, instead of doing...

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Letters

Shepherd, George W. | January 8, 1955 issue

Presents letters to the editor on several international affairs. Comments on the colonialism in Africa; Significance of awakening American affairs in Africa;...

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If They Ask for Bread..

Stone, I. F. | April 7, 1945 issue

The Canadian Ambassador, L.B. Pearson, who is chairman of the UNRRA committee on supplies, issued a statement yesterday in which he said that 30,000 tons...

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Russia Counts Its Assets: I. Economic Revival

Werth, Alexander | May 22, 1948 issue

Every Russian knows that he can buy more with a given number of rubles today than before, and for the same amount of work his wages are the same as they...

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Bankers and Bread Lines in Toledo

Hallgren, Mauritz A. | April 6, 1932 issue

Toledo, Ohio, has in proportion to its population one of the longest bread lines in the country. Relief is distributed by the municipality on a bread-line...

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Correspondence

Lippmann, Walter | March 29, 1922 issue

Presents several letters to the editor related to various issues. Comments on economic relation between the U.S. and the Soviet Union; Impact of new taxation...

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The Ghosts of Russia Walk

Denny, Ludwell | June 28, 1922 issue

There are about two million of these ghosts, scattered from Lemnos to London, Warsaw to Washington. Fifty thousand out of which 22,000 of them soldiers...

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After-Famine Work in Russia

Kalinin, M. | October 25, 1922 issue

The article focuses on the after-famine relief work in Russia. With the realization of the new harvest in Russia the famine relief work is to assume new...

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