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Policemen relocate hobos and homeless to Arizona from Los Angeles, California.
"Hobos" and homeless are relocated to other places from Los Angeles, California, enforcing anti-vagrancy laws during the Great Depression. Dilapidated shanty houses and shacks in an area filled with hobos (sometimes called a "jungle.") Policemen talking to a man next to a shack. Vagrant and unemployed men walking on a railroad being escorted away. Railroad train arriving near a station at night and police run beside it looking for hobos on the train. A sign board reads: 'Arizona State Line'. Hobos in police custody empty their pockets and are fingerprinted. Location: Los Angeles California USA. Date: February 10, 1936.
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1936-02-10
65675076827-H264

Keywords

homeless relocation during California anti vagrancy enforcement
Los Angeles California USA
policemen talk to man
rushing hobos
walking at railroad
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