The Frazier-Lemke Act was passed to aid victims, and the Shelterbelt Project was introduced to minimize the effects of this crisis, whose name was coined by reporter Robert Geiger the day after Black Sunday.
The Frazier-Lemke Act was passed to aid victims, and the Shelterbelt Project was introduced to minimize the effects of this crisis, whose name was coined by reporter Robert Geiger the day after Black Sunday. The Department of Commerce launched the Dalhart Control Project to examine its occurrence in Texas, and the FSA and SCS agencies were created to help relocate victims, many of whom faced "Bum Blockades" and border closings organized by the LAPD, and to teach them proper conservation techniques. Hundreds of thousands migrated to California during this crisis, which was characterized by the appearance of "black blizzards." FTP, identify this agrarian disaster of the 1930's that resulted in layers of dirt being blown all over the Midwest.
The Frazier-Lemke Act was passed to aid victims, and the Shelterbelt Project was introduced to minimize the effects of this crisis, whose name was coined by reporter Robert Geiger the day after Black Sunday.
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