"I wonder where we can go now" : a million odd migrant farm workers and their families ask, but nobody has the answer : underemployed, underfed, they are a national problem -- most crucial in California. [1939?].

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"I wonder where we can go now" : a million odd migrant farm workers and their families ask, but nobody has the answer : underemployed, underfed, they are a national problem -- most crucial in California. [1939?].

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Southern Methodist University, Central University Libraries

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