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San Antonio garment workers in jail during 1936 general strike
San Antonio, Texas, garment workers in jail during 1936 general strike [Merele (Myrle) Zappone in front].
Progressives Must Choose
Four photos of a pamphlet titled “Progressives Must Choose”, which was written by Fannia M. Cohn, the Educational Department Secretary of the ILGWU.
Interview with Miss Rebecca Taylor, October 7, 1936
Two typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Rebecca Taylor on October 7th, 1936.
Interview with Miss Rebecca Taylor, October 6, 1936
Two typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Rebecca Taylor from the San Antonio ILGWU on October 6th, 1936.
Interview with Mrs. Zappone, October 5, 1936
Three typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Myrle Zappone on October 5th, 1936.
Interview with Mrs. Myrle Zappone, October 5, 1936
A typewritten page that summarizes an interview with Myrle Zappone on October 5th, 1936.
Sanora Babb & Migrant Farmer & Young Girl
A photograph of Babb with a migrant farmer and a girl after a win for the migrant farmers over a walnut strike in 1938.
Sanora Babb & Hispanic Migrant Farmer
A photograph of Babb and a hispanic migrant farmer after a win involving a walnut strike in 1938.
Tom Collins & Sanora Babb Working in Tent Camp
Tom Collins on left, and Sanora Babb on right, hanging up material on a line in a migrant camp in either 1938 or 1939 while working for the Farm Security Administration.
Back Transcription:
"Book Tom Collins + Sanora Babb Migrants Camp…
Back Transcription:
"Book Tom Collins + Sanora Babb Migrants Camp…
Sanora Babb & Farmers in California Tent Camp
Photography taken in 1938, taken by Dorothy Babb, showing California farmers and Sanora Babb (center). Set in the California fields, back of the photograph details how the farmers had to leave their farms in Oklahoma. How kind her supervisor Tom…