North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration, J. S. Kirk (Jacob Sydney), 1909-, edited by, Walter A. Cutter (Walter Alrey), 1902-, edited by, and Thomas W. Morse, edited by. Emergency Relief in North Carolina.
Federal Emergency Relief Administration: FERA camps for unemployed women. Negro camp in Atlanta, GA Stock Photo - Alamy
Food Bank Interior | Food Bank Interior, King County, ca. 19… | Flickr
North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration. Emergency Relief in North Carolina. A Record of the Development and the Activities of the North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration, 1932-1935. North Carolina Emergency Relief Commission, State ...
Federal Emergency Relief Administration - Wikipedia
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration: FERA camps for unemployed women in Arcola, Pennsylvania; "Reunion Day - First Campers Join Second Campers"
Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) Photographs of King County, 1933-1935 :::
Family Experiences and New Deal Relief | National Archives
New Deal "Alphabet Soup" Diagram | Quizlet
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration workers being sworn in - Cleveland Press Collection - The Cleveland Memory Project
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Federal Emergency Relief Act by Billy Russell
8: Joyce L. Kornbluh The She-She-She Camps: An Experiment in Living and Learning, 1934–1937” in “Sisterhood and Solidarity: Workers' Education for Women, 1914–1984” on Manifold @tupress
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