Horse Meat Goes On Sale In Boston.Employe Jack Rubin of the Clinton Beef Company, Boston, cuts up first of a number of "Sides of Horse" to arrive there Dec. for sale for human consumption. All the horse meat bears federal inspection stamps and comes from Topeka, Kans. August 12, 1942. (Photo by Associated Press Photo)

Horse Meat Goes On Sale In Boston.Employe Jack Rubin of the Clinton Beef Company, Boston, cuts up first of a number of "Sides of Horse" to arrive there Dec. for sale for human consumption. All the horse meat bears federal inspection stamps and comes from Topeka, Kans. August 12, 1942. (Photo by Associated Press Photo)
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