Kentucky struggled during the Great Depression
During the Great Depression and Dust Bowel of the 1930’s many Kentuckians and other Americans faced such destitution that hunger to the point of starvation became a way of life.
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During the Great Depression and Dust Bowel of the 1930’s many Kentuckians and other Americans faced such destitution that hunger to the point of starvation became a way of life.
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