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Partial Transcript: ANNIE HONEYCUTT: There weren't no fences around there, I mean--
Segment Synopsis: Annie Honeycutt discusses what happened when her father was blacklisted
Keywords: union organizing
Subjects: Blacklisting, Labor; Cannon Mills Company; Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); Textile workers; Women textile workers
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Partial Transcript: ANNIE HONEYCUTT: When they had anybody that had a job there and didn't have no where to live I could keep two boarders.
Segment Synopsis: Annie Honeycutt discusses taking in boarders, eviction from mill housing, and who is still alive from the union local, and where workers from Cannon Mills went to work after they were blacklisted.
Keywords: aftermath of the strike; eviction from mill village houses; union organizing
Subjects: Blacklisting, Labor; Eviction; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934); Textile workers--Labor unions
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Partial Transcript: ANNIE HONEYCUTT: Said, at the time they presented their complaint that consisted of the list 39 members of the union at plant six and for plant five and they claim they were laid off due to union activity.
Segment Synopsis: Annie Honeycutt reads a list of strikers who were blacklisted after the strike
Keywords: aftermath of the strike; legal action after the strike
Subjects: Blacklisting, Labor; Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934)