THE RURAL COMMUNITY WORK CENTER
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THE RURAL COMMUNITY WORK CENTER Produced: 1934
Description Shows people selected from relief roles working at community work centers under the auspices of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. Reel 1, workers manufacture shingles, crates, and furniture at a community lumber mill. Cement tile, rope, molasses and syrup, and grape juice are made. Reel 2, hides are tanned and cured. Cotton mattresses are renovated. Peanut butter and jams are canned.
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