Unemployed during the Great Depression in a cellar dwelling

American unemployed and homeless people inhabit the basement of a demolished house in Washington. In the scope of a new building program, a number of old houses were demolished, and in the vacant basement rooms on the roadside live the needy unemployed until the construction of new buildings

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Basement Demolished Inhabit Needy Roadside Scope Unemployed Unemployment Vacant

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