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Please circulate the documents herewith sent among your neighbors and friends and send to above address for others ... [New York. n. d.].

Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 134, Folder 55.

A lie nailed. The following certificates silence a base slander set afloat by a man who knew it was a lie when he told it. The original certificates are in the hands of Wm. H. Pearce, Cecilton. Certificates. The undersigned, neighbors of Charles

Haines, Charles H. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 31, Folder 5.

President Lincoln's farewell address to his old neighbors.

Surrounded by black mourning border.

[Lester, Willie and Paul Henderson, neighbors of Wilbur and Orville Wright in Dayton, Ohio]

Title from reference print and information in: Wilbur & Orville Wright, pictorial materials: a documentary guide / Arthur G. Renstrom. Washington: Library of Congress, 1982, p. 159. Attributed to Wilbur and/or More

[Eleanor and Billy Prentiss and Enyeart Crume, Wright neighbors]

Title from: Wilbur & Orville Wright, pictorial materials: a documentary guide / Arthur G. Renstrom. Washington: Library of Congress, 1982, p. 159. Attributed to Wilbur and/or Orville Wright. Reference copy in L More

[Eleanor and Billy Prentiss and Enyeart Crume, Wright neighbors]

Title from: Wilbur & Orville Wright, pictorial materials: a documentary guide / Arthur G. Renstrom. Washington: Library of Congress, 1982, p. 159. Attributed to Wilbur and/or Orville Wright. Reference copy in L More

Christ Church, where Washington joined with his neighbors in public worship, Alexandria, Virginia

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Ex-president Roosevelt and neighbors, taken at Oyster Bay, Sagamore Hill, L.I.

Large group of men, most wearing top hats, posed in front of house, with band in foreground.

The Neighbors' Judgment - Miller Nawsa suffrage scrapbooks 1897-1911

Alice Blackwell counters anti suffragists by noting that three state bordering Wyoming and New Zealand's neighbors Australia and Tasmania have adopted woman suffrage.

Ex-President Roosevelt & Roosevelt's neighbors, Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay

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[Roosevelt (Ex-President Theodore) and neighbors, Sagamore Hill

Photograph showing Theodore Roosevelt sitting on the lawn of his residence with a group of men for a group portrait. H125102 U.S. Copyright Office. Title from copyright registration. Written on verso: Ex-Presid More

Pete, the Padrone, and family and neighbors. Girl tending baby in sun. Forsythe's Bog, Turkeytown, near Pemberton, N.J. Sept. 29, 1910. Witness E. F. Brown,. Location: Pemberton, New Jersey / Photo by Lewis W. Hine.

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Some of Batise's illiterate neighbors. Location: Winchendon, Massachusetts.

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George Gray. Been spinning and doffing in the Arlington Mills 4 months. 60 cents a day. Mother said he is 12, neighbors said he is not 12. Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina.

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These garters are made for Berger, 92 Spring St. 9:00 P.M., Feb. 27/12. Making garters (armlets). A Jewish family and neighbors working until late at night. This happens several nights in the week when there is plenty of work, the youngest children working until 9 P.M. and the rest until 11:00 or later. Family of Adolph Weiss, 422 E. 3rd St., N.Y., Seven-year-old Sarah, next is 11 yr. old sister. Next is 13 yr. old brother. On left is seven-year-old Mary and ten-year-old Sam, and next the mother is a 12 yr. old boy. The last three are neighbors children who come in regularly to work. "It's better than running the streets" the father said. He was a grocery clerk but has been out of work for some months and works at home on the garters. Location: New York, New York (State)

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A typical sight. Family and neighbors working on tags on door steps of Mrs. McCarthy, 88 Marcella Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts. See Home Work report. Location: Roxbury, Massachusettsachusetts.

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Home of Peter Mazkerthlain, 7 Elizabeth St., Worcester, Massachusetts. Children: 6 yrs., 9 yrs., 11 yrs., 12 yrs. old, working on garter buttons. Mother works too. Make $1.50 to $2.00 a week. Neighbors say she keeps them at work late at night. (See also Report.) Photo at noon. Witness, F.A. Smith. Location: Worcester, Massachusettsachusetts.

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Mrs. Abrams, 15 E. 118th St., N.Y. (ground floor). Makes hair-puffs and switches in her parlor. Dresses hair also. The neighbors, in dark inner bed-room, converse as she works. Husband (photo on the wall) is a painter. Many so-called Hair Dressing Parlors, are of this type. Location: New York, New York (State)

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The cotton pickers on this farm were temporary neighbors to the owner. Four adults and seven children. The latter as follows: one six year old boy picks one hundred pounds a day. His father said "He picks one hundred pounds every day." Two children of seven pick one hundred and fifty pounds a day each. One of nine years picks about two hundred pounds. Several from ten to fifteen pick three to four hundred pounds. The whole group picks a bale a day. (1,600 to 1,800) pounds a day. Location: McKinney [vicinity], Texas.

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The cotton pickers on this farm were temporary neighbors to the owner. Four adults and seven children. The latter as follows: one six year old boy picks one hundred pounds a day. His father said "He picks one hundred pounds every day." Two children of seven pick one hundred and fifty pounds a day each. One of nine years picks about two hundred pounds. Several from ten to fifteen pick three to four hundred pounds. The whole group picks a bale a day. Location: McKinney [vicinity], Texas.

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The prairie-wagon home of a family of itinerant beet workers, now camped near Ft. Collins, Colo. Street family. The children 7- 8- 10- and 12 work steadily and I saw the tiny girl pulling beets after sunset on the following Sunday, and they had not yet finished. The father told me "We got squeezed out of the mountains," one of the neighbors said they has been chased out because they wouldn't send their children to school. Living on the edge of Ft. Collins, they boldly work the children and violate school law. Came from Log Cabin, Colo. Location: Fort Collins [vicinity], Colorado / Photo by Hine, Oct. 30/15.

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Estice Webb Herrmann, who left the seventh grade of the Elizabethtown, Ky. Public School in October 1915 soon after commencing the grade to be married. Was only 15 years old. Now living on a small farm far from neighbors and with no one but her husband and mother-in-law. She is standing with her husband. See report. Location: White Mills [vicinity], Kentucky / L.W. Hine.

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[Estice Webb Herrmann, who left the seventh grade of the Elizabethtown, Ky. Public School in October 1915 soon after commencing the grade to be married. Was only 15 years old. Now living on a small farm far from neighbors and with no one but her husband and mother-in-law. She is standing with her husband. See report. L.W. Hine.] Location: [White Mills vicinity, Kentucky]

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TR calls on neighbors at Christmas, 1917 /

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The Mullens children (& some neighbors) ready for school. See Photo No. 81. Location: Charleston [vicinity], West Virginia / Photo by Lewis W. Hine.

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Neighbors of the alley - An old black and white photo of a store

Three Chinese people in an alley, Chinatown, Los Angeles. J259784 U.S. Copyright Office. Copyright by Paul Grenbeaux.

[...] MacDonald sets "neighbors," The White House hostess? of No. 10 Downing Street, London, met today in neighborly fashion without pomp or ceremony. Mrs. Hoover even invited her little friends the Girl Scouts from "around the corner" to meet the daughter of Great Britain's noted Premier. Mrs. Hoover and Miss MacDonald are shown in the center of the group

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Strengthen good neighbor policy: Understand our southern neighbors

Poster showing continents of North America and South America. Gift; Indiana Chamber of Commerce; 1989; (DLC/PP-1989:101). Stamped on recto: New York State WPA Art Program.

American River camp, Sacramento. Home of Tennessee family, now migratory workers. Seven in family, came to California July 1935, following relatives who had come in 1933. Father was a coal miner in Tennessee. Reason for coming to California. "Our neighbors were coming. We only got one or two days work a week (relief.) Thought we could make it better here." Since arrival family has worked in walnuts, tomatoes, peaches, and the mother has worked in a fruit cannery

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Sunday morning visiting between neighbors, Jackson, Ohio

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A black and white photo of three women standing on a porch. Ohio during Great Depression.

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Everett Shoemaker is serving lunch to the neighbors who helped him during moving operations. Shadeland, Indiana

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Everett Shoemaker and his wife serve lunch to the neighbors who helped them during moving operations. Near Shadeland, Indiana

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A black and white photo of a man carrying a bag, West Virginia. Farm Security Administration photograph.

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Shenandoah(?), Pennsylvania. Two women talking outside a house at the end of a street, watching some neighbors and the unloading of a truck on a drab-looking side street

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Rosario, a religious ceremony perported to have medicinal properties. A small altar is erected in the hut, all the neighbors came to visit and help in prayer and the singing of hymns. Puerto Rico

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A couple of men standing next to each other, West Virginia. Farm Security Administration photograph.

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A couple of men standing in a field next to a shack, West Virginia. Farm Security Administration photograph.

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Rosario, a religious ceremony purported to have medicinal properties. A small altar is erected in the hut, all the neighbors come to visit and help in prayer and singing of hymns. Puerto Rico

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Rosario, a religious ceremony purported to have medicinal properties. A small altar is erected in the hut, all the neighbors come to visit and help in prayer and the singing of hymns. Puerto Rico

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One of the neighbors who helped the Fred Wilkins' at their corn shucking. Tally Ho, near Stem, Granville County, North Carolina

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A black and white photo of a man on a horse drawn wagon, North Carolina. Farm Security Administration photograph

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The Negro tenants and neighbors eating dinner after the white men have finished on day of corn-shucking at Mrs. Fred Wilkins' home. Tallyho, Stem, Granville County, North Carolina

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A black and white photo of two horses pulling a wagon, Great Depression. FSA/OWI Photograph

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Homesteaders and townspeople and neighbors watching baseball game on May Day health day at Ashwood Plantation, South Carolina

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Farmer's neighbors who have come to buy livestock and equipment at farm sale, Pettis County, Missouri

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A black and white photo of three men standing next to each other, Washington DC. Farm Security Administration photograph

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Old miner living in company house, rent free. He was injured while working in the mines several years ago, has been unable to work since. Company provides him free housing, and he lives on here, depending mainly on neighbors for food. Kempton, West Virginia

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Picking up and loading sweet potatoes of Mr. Foushee, owner-operator. Mr. Foushee is sixty-five; has nineteen children. One of his neighbors is helping them get a small share of potatoes

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Picking up and loading sweet potatoes of Mr. Foushee, owner-operator. Mr. Foushee is sixty-five; has nineteen children. One of his neighbors is helping them get a small share of potatoes

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Picking up and loading sweet potatoes of Mr. Foushee, owner-operator. Mr. Foushee is sixty-five; has nineteen children. One of his neighbors is helping them get a small share of potatoes

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Fred Maschman was approved as a TP client by a committee composed of his neighbors. Iowa County, Iowa

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Migrant camp, Weslaco, Texas. Local employment men say that there was no need for migrant labor to handle the citrus and vegetable crops in the valley, the local supply of labor being ample for this purpose. Most of the local labor is Mexican and the labor contractors favor Mexican labor over white labor, partly because the Mexican will work much cheaper than whites. One white woman who was a permanent resident (her husband was on WPA (Works Progress Administration/Work Projects Administration) said that the white people who lived in the valley, had no trouble with the Mexicans. The Mexicans were good neighbors, she said, always willing to share what they had. She said the white migrants who came into the valley and resented and misunderstood the Mexicans caused the trouble between the two races. Some towns in this section permit camping only in trailers. The charge for camping in tents is about fifty cents per week, including water, which in some cases must be carried four city blocks. Privies are tin, very bad condition. Garbage is collected only once a week, with large dumps of decaying fruits and vegetables scattered among the camps. Some of the white migrants in this camp were very suspicious of governmental activity, due to the use by south Texas newspapers of the term "concentration camps" referring to FSA (Farm Security Administration) camps

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Picking up and loading sweet potatoes of Mr. Foushee, owner-operator. Mr. Foushee is sixty-five; has nineteen children. One of his neighbors is helping them get a small share of potatoes

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A black and white photo of a man with a horse pulling a wagon, North Carolina. Farm Security Administration photograph

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Mr. Shoenfeldt holding a watermelon grown in his tile garden. Tile gardens are an important part of the FSA (Farm Security Administration) subsistence farm program. He had vegetables and melons while his neighbors had none this year. Sheridan County, Kansas

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A group of men sitting on top of a wooden fence. War Production FSA/OWI Photograph

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Car belonging to one of the neighbors who helped the Fred Wilkins' at their corn shucking. Tally Ho, near Stem, Granville County, North Carolina

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An old black and white photo of a man picking apples. Great Depression FSA photogpraph

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Neighbors of farmer who is selling out at auction, Pettis County, Missouri

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Picking up and loading sweet potatoes of Mr. Foushee, owner-operator. Mr. Foushee is sixty-five, has nineteen children. One of his neighbors is helping them get a small share of potatoes

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House of J.D. Smith R.R. first year, mother has been dead eight years. Thirteen year old girl, Gladys, cares for two-room house and six in family. Miss Christian, home supervisor, is bringing her sheeting, water must be carried from neighbors. Coffee County, Alabama

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The Caudills are camping out while moving their dugout nearer their water supply, garden and stock lot. These men are neighbors having a cup of coffee before helping Faro rebuild his dugout. Pie Town, New Mexico

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Sign in front of mountaineer's home announcing the end of the dispute or feud with one of his neighbors. Up Squabble Creek, near Buckhorn, Kentucky

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At county 4-H Club meeting members from one community put on a one act play in which Farmer Brown was tried and indicted for "cruelty to his farm." His neighbors testified to his spurning of soil conservation practices, etc. District attorney is shown charging the jury. Eufaula, Oklahoma

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Farmer from Oklahoma, his wife, son and daughter-in-law and two grandchildren. Placer County, California. They have bought a farm through the Federal Land Bank after coming to California as migrants and picking cotton at Bakersfield. They say they like California but say their neighbors (old Californians) aren't very neighborly

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Mr. Miller, farmer and minister. He is the only Negro farmer in the submarginal area of Rumsey Hill, near Erin, New York. He came about seven years ago after having farmed in Tennessee and New Jersey. His farm is on the very crest of the hill and he is doing a little better than most of his neighbors. His two boys go to high school and his wife works in town

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This woman and her daughter are helping their neighbors plant their tobacco field. The bonnet is homemade. On U.S. 15, about five miles northeast of Durham, North Carolina

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George Hutton working at the small sawmill which he built on his homestead farm. This sawmill serves not only his own needs, but many neighbors also use it. Pie Town, New Mexico

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Mountaineer with his grandson whom he raised in his home with the help of the neighbors. He had been crippled with arthritis most of his life. On the steps of a schoolhouse at South Fork of Kentucky River. Breathitt County, Kentucky

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Mountaineer who reared his grandson in his home with the help of the neighbors. He had been crippled with arthritis most of his life. On the steps of a schoolhouse with his dog on South Fork of Kentucky River. Breathitt County, Kentucky

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George Hutton, Jr., in the machine shop on his farm. He does all the work required on his farm equipment and also helps out his neighbors. Pie Town, New Mexico

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Mountaineer with his two grandsons whom he raised in his home with the help of the neighbors. He had been crippled with arthritis most of his life. On the steps of a schoolhouse on South Fork of Kentucky River. Breathitt County, Kentucky

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Neighbors examine furniture to be auctioned at P.C. Zimmerman's farm near Hastings, Nebraska

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Fargo Caudill and neighbors who are helping him rebuild his dugout have a cup of coffee. Pie Town, New Mexico

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Loading hay into barn on farm of Russell S. Else, who came to Douglas County, Wisconsin three years ago from drought area of Nebraska. This type of hay rake which Else brought with him from Nebraska was not used in this part of Wisconsin, but is now being adopted by several of his neighbors

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Negro family and their neighbors at Hazlehurst Farms Inc., Hazlehurst, Georgia. They had moved from the Camp Stewart area only a week ago.

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Defense housing, Erie, Pennsylvania. Typical of the many families to take advantage of the defense trailer camp in Erie, Pennsylvania, is B.J. Rogan (right), his wife (third from right), and small son. They are shown here inside their trailer home, chatting with neighbors. Rogan is employed as a drill press operator at $42.50 a week in the nearby General Electric Plant

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A Ridge project family and neighbors made a real holiday of the installation of the new well. Saint Mary's County, Maryland

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Neighbors making a call on new tenant just moved into FSA (Farm Security Administration) defense housing project. Hartford, Connecticut

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Back view of typical newspaper photographer

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Arrested white real estate operator who had been inciting the riot

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. White picket line

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Home guard soldiers on duty

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Agricultural. Mexican cotton pickers. Mexican workers weigh precious sacks of cotton prior to shipment to the ginning mills. Because of the U.S. agricultural labor shortage hundreds of these Good Neighbors gave farmers of Corpus Christi, Texas a hand in the harvesting of this vital war crop

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.Sn federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Sign with American flag "We want white tenants in our white community," directly opposite the housing project

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Agricultural. Mexican cotton pickers. Trailing oversize sacks behind them, these Mexican workers are doing a good turn for their American neighbors. With serious shortages threatening ruin to Texas harvests. Mexican workers stepped into the breach and saved the crops, vital to the war effort

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Burlington, Iowa. Sunnyside unit FSA (Farm Security Administration) trailer camp. Sunday evening card game with neighbors in the trailer of the Heller family, who work at the Burlington ordnance plant

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. White picket line

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Line of soldiers on guard near the Sojourner Truth property

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Phoenix, Arizona. Camelback Farms, FSA (Farm Security Administration) project. Neighbors meeting at one of the houses

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Home guard soldier on duty

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Home guard troops carrying mess kits

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. White pickets

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Agricultural. Mexican cotton pickers. Mexican workers weigh precious sacks of cotton prior to shipment to the ginning mills. Because of the U.S. agricultural labor shortage hundreds of these Good Neighbors gave farmers of Corpus Christi, Texas a hand in the harvesting of this vital war crop

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Vernon County, Wisconsin. Home of E.J. Saugstad. Mrs. Saugstad and neighbors are braiding a rug

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Ola, Idaho. FSA (Farm Security Administration) Ola self-help cooperative. Five of the twenty- three members. Some of the members are in the armed services and others are working in war factories and others are helping neighbors who are haying. One member of the cooperative said, "Used to, we never had any work to keep us busy, now that we have the sawmill and are working on our houses and on the roads to the woods, we don't have time enough for all we want to do." He did not refer to outside work but meant that the cooperative association had given its members increased opportunity to improve their homes, small farms and gardens

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Newton County, Missouri. Camp Crowder area. Deserted home of Ozark farmer; his land was bought by the Army. Neighbors who have not yet left the area come in and haul logs from his cabin

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Chicago (north), Illinois. Mr. Richard J. Zarvertnik, 936 Sunnyside Street, addressing a group of his neighbors at a flag dedication ceremony. At eighteen he was in the Army in the first World War

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Detroit, Michigan. Riot at the Sojourner Truth homes, a new U.S. federal housing project, caused by white neighbors' attempt to prevent Negro tenants from moving in. Mounted police

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