We're always talking about history repeating itself, and I think that its significant that the first major boom for comics
came during the depression.
During the depression many farmers took in the wives and children of their city cousins while the men hit the road looking for work.
Not only did she make delicious butter but my grandmother would sell the
butter during the depression to bring in a little money for the family.
I was born
during the Depression in a poor neighborhood, saw my brothers drafted into World War II, was drafted myself during the Korean War, built businesses, raised a family, and lost a daughter, all in the 70 years before I stepped into the newspaper world.
He was born in San Francisco, where his parents settled after migrating west from Texas
during the Depression of the l930s.
Set in the United
States during the depression era, you play as a person who lost a card game with the devil and is now cursed to walk the country listening to people's stories and spreading them across the land.
As it happened, the Mexican Mural Renaissance triggered a similar campaign of mural decoration in
America during the Depression era of the 1930s.
Inviting the public to take part in the construction of the «Hunger Wall», various people give their reactions to the work with one elderly lady recalling a time
during the depression when she had to eat bread baked from the flour usually fed to animals.
«Our dear little Norvelt was founded by Eleanor Roosevelt, who knew common people like us wanted equality...» The town of Norvelt, Pennsylvania, one of 99 subsistence homestead communities created
during the Depression for unemployed workers, is a character in Jack Gantos's Dead End in Norvelt.
The Coronado School opened in 1937 in Albuquerque, N.M., one of many schools
built during the Depression with federal funding from the Public Works Administration.
To interpret health and disease patterns in this population, I'll have to find documents that deal with African - American life in
cities during the Depression.»
Like many American
artists during the Depression, Roszak also found regular work through the Federal Art Project: he taught at the Design Laboratory, a tuition - free, experimental design school opened in 1935 under the aegis of the WPA.
He earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Queen's University in 1934, putting himself through
school during The Depression by working on the St Lawrence Ferry System.
My mother was brought up
during the Depression by her own widowed mother and a clutch of spinster aunts, rigidly Victorian Southern Baptists all.
But the story unfolds in the present at a foster home in Harlem instead of
during the Depression at an orphanage located in lower Manhattan.
She had no missing sisters and her parents lived to ripe old age, but there is something about that era that keeps many people from discussing - or even remembering - it; whether the reasons be deep family secrets or the hardship of growing up on a
farm during the depression.
Born into a poor family in Wilkes - Barre, Pennsylvania, Kline was educated in a school for fatherless boys — his father having committed suicide in 1917 — and went on to study painting in Boston and then in London.He returned to the States after marrying, made «jazz murals» and found employment as a graphic artist for the
WPA during the Depression, settling in downtown New York City in 1939, quite down on his luck.
Ross added nuance to that remark, speaking on a panel at Davos later in the day: «Nobody is trying to ignite what Smoot - Hawley
did during the Depression,» Ross said, referring to legislation passed in 1930 that slapped tariffs on nations that shipped goods to the U.S. and arguably made the era's financial downturn even worse.
Ottley worked at whatever jobs he could
find during the Depression» as a bellhop, railroad porter, and social worker» until he found his true calling as a writer.
Born in a cabin in Kentucky hill country with no electricity and no running water, David E. Davis, Jr., moved to greater Detroit as a young
boy during the Depression, when his itinerant father landed steady work there as a woodworker.
Get on Up: Poverty, abandonment, abuse, reform school and jail - nothing could keep a little South Carolina boy born
during the Depression from reinventing himself as the Godfather of Soul.
It was actually his great - grandmother Carrie Hawkins who had started the business as a farm stand in rural Syracuse to make ends
meet during the depression.