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The Federal Reserve Board's Index of Industrial production rose nearly 50% between the Depression's trough of July 1932 and June 1933.
Stimulus and the Depression: The Untold Story Harold L. Cole 2011
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Migrant mother photograph by Dorothea Lange The grim black and white 1936 picture of stern-faced mother Florence Owens Thompson, surrounded by her children, became emblematic of the Depression's impact on poor workers.
US searches for a cultural response to economic hardship 2011
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That is, post WWI laws cut off immigration from abroad, internal immigration was minor, and the Depression's deflation raised the wages of school-system personnel while they still enjoyed rock-solid job security, enabling the school systems to attract better people than either before or since.
Vouchers and Education, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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By 1934, the Depression's banking crisis had been resolved, "yet full recovery was still seven years away," he said in the Milliman lecture.
The Disappearing Recovery Daniel Henninger 2011
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He was so popular that even during the Great Depression's height song-writer Cole Porter compared his lover to the "Coolidge dollar."
How Silent Cal Beat a Recession Charles C. Johnson 2011
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The folksinger Woody Guthrie earned fame on the Depression's byways.
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MR: Well, you know, the magazine No Depression's depiction of Americana ...
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The folksinger Woody Guthrie earned fame on the Depression's byways.
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The cultural argument may strike some as vague, but writers have relied on it in the past to explain both the Great Depression's fall in crime and the explosion of crime during the sixties.
Hard Times, Fewer Crimes James Q. Wilson 2011
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