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Instrumentation: Alto sax (2), tenor sax (1), baritone sax (1), trumpets (4), trombones (4)

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Wan Qisheng (b.1935) is a resident of Diaoyutai Village, Yindian Town, Suizhou City, Hubei Province, and both his parents died when he was 13. Wan talks about eating water elm bark, peanut leaves, wild grass, water grass and bran during the Great Famine. Wan believes the nation had a shortage of grain reservation at this time because a lot of grain were given to the Soviet Union, and the starvation among the members of the production team was because the cadres exaggerated the grain production and collected all the grain from the farmers.

中海，万善殿

Information about K.H. Fulton and Barney Link

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Description from Frey: Autograph manuscript, written in blue and black inks on seven sheets of paper, about 12 x 8 inches, one side only; about 230 lines, revised in pencil and black ink. Bound in a small folio volume, half green morocco. An incomplete essay on labor advertisements and on the scenes in and around employment bureaus.

Simon Fraser University Department of Economics and Commerce working paper.

Journal of Economic Studies, New Series, vol. 2, no. 1.

Category: Gelatin and Puddings

C.T. Wanzer speaks about his early life and education, leading up to his time at the Duke Power Company, starting in 1933. He served in the hospital section of the Duke Endowment from 1945-1963. He provides details about J.B. Duke's travels and work ethic.