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	Image Title:	Subject:	Description/Notes:

1.	YMCA camp pool	Swimming; Camps; Lakes;	YMCA Camp; long shot picture of pool.

2.	Image found in an envelope addressed to ""Mr. Ed Slezak, OSU.""	Swimming; Athletics	Edward John Slezak was born December 20, 1913 in Amsterdam, New York. In 1938 he received his B.A. and in 1952 his M.A. in Education, Physical Education and Recreation from the University of Michigan....

3.	Portrait of an individual believed to be Albert Schleicher, ca 1920.	Students	Born in 1903, Albert Schleicher studied in the School of Forestry at Oregon Agricultural College from 1927 to 1929. Never receiving a degree, Schleicher went on to work for the U.S. Army Depot and helped...

4.	School for children at the Malin farm labor camp	Schools; Labor camps; School children; Extension; Teachers; Barracks	School for children of potato harvest workers at Malin Farm Labor camp. Course is conducted the same as in the other county schools. Teachers are Mrs. Mildred Lahoda and Mrs. Bessie Cornett, both from...

5.	Setting up camp on the Lewis River	Rivers; Camps

6.	Dispatching POW's from the Nyssa Camp	Prisoners of war; Labor camps; Nyssa Labor Camp; Extension

7.	Dispatching POW's from Nyssa labor camp	Prisoners of war; Labor camps; Nyssa Labor Camp; Extension

8.	Mt. Hood from Laurel Hill	Mountains -- Oregon; Roads;	On the Mt. Hood Loop Highway, Oregon, below government camps.

9.	Ralph Miller offers congratulations to one of his basketball campers	Miller, Ralph, 1919-; Children; Camps; Athletics; Basketball	Photo was used in the Oregon Stater, April 1983, vol. 17 no. 3, page 19.

10.	Women ironing	Laundry; Irons (Pressing); Labor camps	Women are doing the ironing at the Coburg farm labor camp. Photo shows Eva Lou Sparks, 13, left, and Mrs. Walter Griffin, of Eugene, Oregon.

11.	4-H summer camp Rand	Lakes & ponds; Swimming; 4-H clubs; Camps; Extension	Group of children and a dog swimming at 4-H summer camp Rand.

12.	Leah and Bessie at camp near Mount Baker, Summer 1951	Lakes & ponds; Camps; Tents; Boats; Recreation

13.	Merrill farm labor camp	Labor camps; Tents; Extension; Agriculture	Photo shows a view of the extenison farm labor camp at Merrill, Oregon.

14.	Wasco County farm labor camp tents	Labor camps; Tents; Agriculture	The farm labor camp tents were located near The Dalles, Oregon.

15.	Portable hot water unit at the Coburg farm labor camp	Labor camps; Showers; Extension	A portable hot water unit supplied hot water for the men's and women's shower tents shown in the rear and for clothes washing.

16.	Redmond farm labor camp	Labor camps; Housing; Extension

17.	Housing camp on berry farm	Labor camps; Housing; Agriculture; Croplands	"A part of the housing camp for migratory workers on the berry farm of Mr. Gildwell, North Santiam, Oregon. Some tent houses are used. Water electric lights and wood are furnished." (long shot)

18.	Dayton Farm Labor Camp house	Labor camps; Housing; Agriculture	"One of the better houses at the Dayton Camp. I found people living all winter in this house. However they were not working. Men about the grounds said they did not have jobs."

19.	Interior of migrant camp house, Salem, Oregon	Labor camps; Housing; Agriculture	"Showing one of the units of a camp in Salem, Oregon. Water is to be found outside. There is a central shower room and lavatories. There is also a laundry room and large club room at this camp."

20.	Housing camp on berry farm	Labor camps; Housing; Agriculture	"Group of houses used as a camp for workers on the farm of Mr. Gildwell, North Santiam, Oregon. There are more that are not shown in the picture. Mr. Gildwell housed about 20 families during the summer...