
Hitting home
by Bernard Sternsher
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Depression city, by D. M. Katzman.--Unemployment relief in Philadelphia, 1930-1932, by B. F. Schwartz.--Communists and Fascists in a Southern city: Atlanta, 1930, by J. H. Moore.--The depression in Harlem, by Federal Writers Project.--Frantic farmers fight law, by F. D. DiLeva.--The Farmers Holiday Association strike, August 1932, by J. L. Shover.--The economic effects of drouth and depression upon Custer County, 1929-1942, by M. C. Latta.--The Harlan County coal strike of 1931, by T. Bubka.--Oklahoma tribes, the Great Depression, and the Indian Bureau, by B. T. Quinten.--When the banks closed, by W. H. Jervey.--Orange County during the depressed thirties, by R. L. Pritchard.--Burlington since the 1930's, by C. Johnson.--Suggested reading (p. 283-291).
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