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Child labor in California agriculture. 2. Labor in California: peach crop.--3. The contract labor system in California agriculture.--4. Labor in California apple orchards.--5. The California cotton pickers strike-1933.--6. Labor in California cotton fields.-- 7. Labor in the market pea crop.--8. Indians in Cali-7. Labor in the market pea crop.--8. Indians in California agriculture.--9. Oriental and Mexican labor unions and strikes in California agriculture.-- 10.Negroes in California agriculture.--11. Influence of employment agencies on migratory farm labor.-- 12. The migratory agricultural worker and the American Federation of Labor.--13. The California workmen's compensation act and its application to migrants.--14. Labor in California; sugar bee crop.-- 15. The Social Security Act and migratory labor.-- 16.The parade of races in California agriculture.--17.History of living conditions among migratory laborers in California.
With these: Wage chart by crops: State of California 1865-1938.

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Title
Monographs prepared for A Documentary history of migratory farm labor, 1938.
Creator
Federal Writers' Project, Author
Published
1938
Full Collection Name
California Cultures
Other Identifiers
BANC MSS 72/187 c
Subject (Person)
Barry, Raymond P
Subject (Topic)
Migrant agricultural laborers--California.
Working class
Strikes and lockouts--California
Mexicans--California
African Americans--California
Indians Warfare
Agriculture--California
Type
Text
Format
monographs
Extent
1 box (1330 pages)
Archive
The Bancroft Library
Note
Monograph 17, "History of living conditions among migratory laborers in California" (file 1:18) was not digitized due to fragile condition of material and heavy handwritten edits and annotations; "Research assignments" (file 1:1) was not digitized. Please visit repository to access these materials.
17 monographs (typescript), many of them with emendations by Raymond P. Barry, editor.
Contents
Image 1: page 31

Image 2: page 33

Image 3: page 5

Image 4: 8 A

Image 5: 8 B
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