Poverty in the Valley of Plenty Trailer (1948)
15 July 1948
Factual
8 mins
Short film detailing the hardships faced by California fruit workers from the policies of the DiGiorgio Fruit Company, and the company's efforts to break the workers' strike.
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15 July 1948
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