pipkin holding a baby, sitting outside in the bright sun. a wonderful picture, speaking to the times. her face looks much older than i am sure she was. the photograph details the daily life in the cap and identifies many of these people, really helping to highlight family life -- what individual experiences were like. one of the collections, the sub-collection is a collection of camp newsletters. these are copies of original materials that were handed out to everyone in the speech of the camps, where they were written. the unique thing about them, they were written by the migrant laborers themselves about life in the camp. i will review a few desserts from one of the news latest -- exits -- exerts dated october 28, 1939. the title of the newsletter is "the covered wagon." "comments from your cap manager -- i am very glad indeed to have this opportunity to work with you splendid folks. it is my desire to become better acquainted with all of you. folks, this is your home and mine. when our little boys and girls grow up, how will they go toward

pipkin holding a baby, sitting outside in the bright sun. a wonderful picture, speaking to the times. her face looks much older than i am sure she was. details the daily life in the cap and identifies many of these people, really helping to highlight family life -- what individual experiences were like. one of the collections, the sub -collection is a collection of camp newsletters. these are copies of original materials that were handed out to everyone in the speech of the camps, where they were written. the unique thing about them, they were written by the migrant laborers themselves about life in the camp. i will review a few desserts from one of the news latest -- s dated october 28, 1939. the title of the newsletter is "the covered wagon." "comments from your cap manager -- i am very glad indeed to have this opportunity to work with you splendid folks. it is my desire to become better acquainted with all of you. folks, this is your home and mine. when our little boys and girls grow up, how will they go toward the homes we have made for

pipkin holding a baby, sitting outside in the bright sun. a wonderful picture that speaks to the times. her face looks much older than i am sure she was. photograph in relation to the note that details the daily life in the camp and identifies many of these people, really helping to highlight family life -- what individual experiences were like. one of the collections, the sub-collection is a collection of camp newsletters. these are copies of original materials that were handed out to everyone in the speech of the camps, where they were written. the unique thing about them, they were written by the migrant laborers themselves about life in the camp. i will review a few excerpts from one of the newsletters at the indio mining labor camp dated october 28, 1939. the title of the newsletter is "the covered wagon." comments from your camp manager -- i am very glad indeed to have this opportunity to work with you splendid folks. it is my desire to become better acquainted with all of you. folks, this is your home and mine. when our little boys an

pipkin holding a baby, sitting outside in the bright sun. a wonderful picture, speaking to the times. her face looks much older than i am sure she was. the photograph details the daily life in the camps and identifies many of these people, really helping to highlight family life -- what individual experiences were like. one of the collections, the sub-collection is a collection of camp newsletters. these are copies of original materials that were handed out to everyone in the speech of the each of the camps, where they were written. the unique thing about them, they were written by the migrant laborers themselves about life in the camp. i will review a few desserts >> the title is, the covered wagon. >> i am glad to have this opportunity to work with these folks. this is your home and mine. when little boys and girls grow up, however they feel for the homes we made for them. my sense from reading the newsletters is that you have people in a situation in a community that was a forced community because of them stand and you had government work

pipkin holding a baby, sitting outside in the bright sun. wonderful picture, speaking to the times. her face looks much older than i am sure she was. the photograph details the daily life in the cap and identifies many of these people, really helping to highlight family life -- what individual experiences were like. one of the collections, the sub-collection is a collection of camp newsletters. these are copies of original materials that were handed out to everyone in the speech of the camps, where they were written. the unique thing about them, they were written by the migrant laborers themselves about life in the camp. i will review a few desserts from one of the news latest -- exits -- exerts dated october 28, 1939. the title of the newsletter is "the covered wagon." "comments from your cap manager -- i am very glad indeed to have this opportunity to work with you splendid folks. it is my desire to become better acquainted with all of you. folks, this is your home and mine. when our little boys and girls grow up, how will they go toward t