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No Men Wanted

Monroe, Karl | August 6, 1930 issue

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The article presents the experience of the author, who came to New York to find a job with assets of perhaps twenty dollars and some nine years' experience as a reporter in New England. During his visit to newspaper offices and news bureaus he was politely but firmly told that "there's nothing open just now, but you might leave your name and address." For three nights the author slept in an institution in twenty-third street of New York maintained for the benefit of released prisoners, who were given food and lodging until they found work.

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UNEMPLOYMENT; EXPERIENCE; OCCUPATIONS; JOURNALISM; PRISONERS; LODGING-houses; FOOD; NEW York (State); UNITED States
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