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When boys were examined for the draft, they were found malnourished and unfit for military service. Resulted in the growth of school lunch programs in the 1920's.
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Several new programs were established after Franklin D Roosevelt became president.
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These funds continued on a year to year basis from 1943-1946.
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Promoted professional growth of school lunch programs and was an advocate for the SLP.
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They recieve reimbursement for paid, free, and reduced price meals.
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Established school lunch program on a permanent basis.
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Was created to help dairy farmers move surplus milk that was no longer needed by the military.
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Created a national concern for improving the quality of education
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And the Elementary Education Act had a major impact on school lunch
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Demonstrated the need for expanded child nutrition
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To address additional child nutrition needs
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He appropriated $100 million to schools to feed children
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Authorized all schools serving free and reduced price lunches to receive special assistance funds
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The bill provided the foundation for at least 15 other bills that becamse law in the 1970's
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Resulted in a $400 million reduction in child nutrition program funding
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It added more funding for child nutrtion.
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The program served low-cost or free lunches to over 31 million children per day.