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1933 Press Photo Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck Meat Storage Plant Welfare Relief
At a storage plant is 500,000 pounds of dressed pork for needy families in Los Angeles to be distributed through district welfare offices, according to Superintendent of Charities Earl E. Jensen. The meat will be given out in addition to food allowances fixed by the county's budget for the needy. Shown are Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck packing the meat in a storage plant.
Photo is dated 1933.
Photo measures 7 x 9 inches.
Photo is dated 1933.
Photo measures 7 x 9 inches.
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1933 Press Photo Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck Meat Storage Plant Welfare Relief
1933 Press Photo Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck Meat Storage Plant Welfare Relief
At a storage plant is 500,000 pounds of dressed pork for needy families in Los Angeles to be distributed through district welfare offices, according to Superintendent of Charities Earl E. Jensen. The meat will be given out in addition to food allowances fixed by the county's budget for the needy. Shown are Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck packing the meat in a storage plant.
Photo is dated 1933.
Photo measures 7 x 9 inches.
Photo is dated 1933.
Photo measures 7 x 9 inches.
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1933 Press Photo Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck Meat Storage Plant Welfare Relief—
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At a storage plant is 500,000 pounds of dressed pork for needy families in Los Angeles to be distributed through district welfare offices, according to Superintendent of Charities Earl E. Jensen. The meat will be given out in addition to food allowances fixed by the county's budget for the needy. Shown are Bob Staples and Bill Colbeck packing the meat in a storage plant.
Photo is dated 1933.
Photo measures 7 x 9 inches.
Photo is dated 1933.
Photo measures 7 x 9 inches.
