RUSSIAN FAMINE
MILLIONS REPORTED UNEMPLOYED LONDON, April 29. The Daily Mail’s Riga correspondent states that owing to a food shortage, the Soviet Supreme Council has ordered the Government undertakings to reduce the number of workers im mediately by twenty-five per cenj. About four million workers have been discharged in the past ten Even Moscow and Petrograd are now crowded with unemployed. Famine conditions prevail througaur the country, and serious disorders are reported
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Grey River Argus, 2 May 1932, Page 7
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