Career, and a look at the American Indian Museum Photography collection. In 1939, newlyreleased color film to photographers working for the u. S. Government. American history tv visited the library of congress to meet curator Beverley Brennan and not about the collection of images documenting the Great Depression and world war ii. In 19 thirties, the United States experienced an economic depression and an agricultural disaster. It was a great drought. People were not able to make a living on their farms, they began moving other places looking for a new lands to live on. People who are in dire straits, one of the worsthit areas in the economy was agriculture. The Program Began under top well, who was one of the advisers to president Franklin Roosevelt to document the conditions under which people were living. This was back when we did not have television. We had radio but a lot of places did not have electricity, so they could not listen to the Radio Broadcasts to find out what was goin
Social media. Follow us at cspan history. In 1939, Eastman Kodak company gave newly released kodachrome color film to photographers working for the u. S. Government. American history tv visited the library of congress to meet Beverly Brannan to learn about the collection of color images documenting agricultural life and war production during the Great Depression and world war ii. Beverly in the 1930s, the United States experienced an economic depression and an agricultural disaster. The great drought. People were not able to make a living on their farms. They begin moving other places, looking for a new lands to live on. People were in dire straits. One of the worst hit areas in the economy was agriculture. A Program Began under tugwell who was one of the advisers to president Franklin Roosevelt to document the conditions under which people reliving. Were living. This is back when we did not have television. We had radio, but a lot of places did not have electricity. So they could not
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Numbers, the satellite and radar, showing a little bit of clouds cover overhead, but we are expecting breaks in the clouds during the afternoon, and we should see a decent amount of sunshine before the day is out. Travel days we dont have at least in the mid atlantic and the northeast. You can see everybody weve got a green plane thats a good sign. No travel delays this morning, other than San Francisco were not expecting any travel delays across the entire lower 48. The pattern is nice and quiet out there, thats good news. Heres the forecast for today, 50 degrees by lunchtime. Combination of sun anne clouds. 3 00 p. M. , 55 degrees, the normal is 50, so were above average for a change. 6 00 p. M. Were back down to 52. Its mild with a high of 55. Well add 6 degrees to the temperatures by monday afternoon. Some areas could topple 60 degrees. Thats going to feel nice, in the same sentence were tracking snow showers by Tuesday Morning. Ill run it all down for you ill have the details in t