Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Photograph of Heads of National and State Transient Services as they gather for a conference to discuss the ways to reduce vagrancy. F. H. Holcomb, assistant director of Maryland, Marshall B. Thompson, director of Texas, William J. Plunkert, national director and Harold A. R. Carleton, director of California. California, in that year, had the most transients registered with the Federal Transient Service than any state in the Union. Photograph published with the article, "California Has Lead in Transients, Federal Service Director Discusses Situation as He Arrives for Conferences," Los Angeles Times, 11 July, 1934: A5. Text on negative sleeve: Holcomb, F. H.; Former director of Texas & then asst. dir. of Maryland Transient Service; Transient Service Conference @ S. E. R. A. HQ. Text from newspaper caption: Transient Bureau Leaders Confer on Vagrancy Issue Handwritten on negative: F. H. Holcomb; Marshall B. Thompson, Wm. J. Plunkert, H. A. R. Carleton
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image
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b&w nitrate negative
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uclamss_1429_9534 ark:/21198/zz002dhmms
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Meetings--California--Los Angeles Government officials--American--California--Los Angeles United States. Federal Transient Service Holcomb, F. H Thompson, Marshall B Carleton, Harold A. R., 1893-1976 Plunkert, William J., 1900-1972
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