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Combined program of teaching and feeding needy children by Count Rumford
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School law containing was passed with a clause establishing sharing of extra National Guard funds for medical inspection, school lunches, vacation schools, etc.
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The Philanthropic School Society provided textbooks, clothing, and food to needy children
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School canteens are set up to provide meals to children with parents on the Poor Board list
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The “Society for Feeding Needy School Children” was founded
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The Starr Center Association served penny lunches in schools
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Legislation was passed to provide food and clothing to needy schoolchildren
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Municipalities are obligated to provide food and clothing to needy children
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin: the Women’s School Alliance of Wisconsin served lunches to children’s centers with the greatest need
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The Education (Provision of Meals) Act was passed
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State funds were authorized to be used for food and clothing for needy children
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Dr. Maxwell made a plea to the Board of Education to allow students to obtain wholesome, low cost food, which led to the creation of a school lunch committee and a trial lunch program
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Lunch services were provided to poorly nourished elementary school children
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A lunch program is provided for schools with high percentages of undernourished children