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Gibson City Fair and Stokely farm, 1950

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Kutchin, Joe

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Black men, migrant labor from Jamaica, inside housing at Stokely canning factory farm, 1950, Neill was college educated chef, cook and over seer for group
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Keywords

  1. Blacks
  2. Davis, Alexander
  3. Domestic/Community/Social Life
  4. Factories
  5. Food Production
  6. Neill, Oswald

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