Endangered dreams: the Great Depression in California
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I RADICAL TRADITIONS
1 The Left Side of the Continent: Radicalism in Nineteenth-Century
San Francisco 3
Flourishing in nineteenth-century San Francise0, radicalism exercised a determin-
ing influence on organized labor; indeed, San Francisco activists brought orga-
nized labor into being in what soon became the strongest union town in the coun-
try. In and through the distinctive labor culture of San Francisco, California
developed a predilection for extremes of language and behavior in labor strife that
afforded the rest of the nation a representative drama of Left and Right.
2 Bulls and Wobblies: The IWW and the Criminal Syndicalism Act
of 1919 28
The Industrial Workers of the World and California were made for each other.
Each valued symbolic action. In the 1910s the JWW confronted the establishment
in Fresno, San Diego, and Wheatland. The result: the sweepingly comprehensive
Criminal Syndicalism Act of 1919, which set new standards for repressing dissent.
In 1923 the JWW took on Los Angeles. Shortly thereafter, most of its leadership
was doing hard time in San Quentin.
II A DECADE OF CONFLICT
3 Seeing Red: Strikes in the Fields and Canneries 61
Jn the first years of the Depression, thousands of Mexican, Filipino, and Dust
Bowl farm workers challenged the oligarchy. In at least one important instance,
the cotton strike of 1933, they prevailed. A cadre of courageous young Communist
organizers from the Cannery and Agricultural Workers Industrial Union organized
most of these strikes. In March 1935 the Communist Party LSA, under direct
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orders from the Comintern, dissolved its American unions. The CAVVJU went out
of business, and its leadership went to prison.
4 Bayonets on the Embarcadero: The San Francisco Waterfront and
General Strike of 1934 84
In the spring and summer of 1934 a coastwide maritime strike, headquartered in
San Francisco, played out a powerful scenario of Ijeft versus Right in Depression
America. July erupted in fist fights, gunfire, and blood, and the National Guard
marched into the city. In longshoreman Harry Brtdges militant unionism found
its charismatic leader. The Right discerned a Communist plot.
5 EPIC Intentions: The Gubernatorial Campaign of 1934 121
Socialist gadfly Upton Sinclair, meanwhile, was running for governor of Califor-
nia on the Democratic ticket with a promise to End Poverty in California (EPIC)
To the distress of the Right, the eccentnc amateur showed strong signs of winning.
A combination of big money and Hollywood scuttled Sinclairs chances with a
media blitz that forecast the shape of politics to come Nationally, EPIC wrought
its influence on the New Deal. In California, it convinced a near majority that
utopia was a serious option.
6 The Empire Strikes Back: Testing the F ascist Alternative 1 56
Galvanized by the maritime strike and the EPIC campaign, the Right counterat-
tacked in a campaign employing corporate, legal, and vigilante violence. The As-
sociated Farmers of California, Inc., spearheaded the assault, assisted by friendly
prosecutors and judges, police and sheriff s deputies, American Legionnaires, and
the California Highway Patrol. In the lettuce strike of September 1936, Salinas
experienced a momentary putsch. Noting the tear gas and the machine guns, the
integration of corporate, police, and prosecutorial power, reporter Paul Smith ar-
gued his point: it could happen here.
Ill EFFORTS AT RECOVERY
7 Ham and Eggs: The New Deal (Almost) Comes to California 197
A newly emergent Democratic California helped elect Roosevelt in 1932, yet for
the rest of the decade the Right continued to checkmate the New Deal. Not until
1939 did a Democrat become governor, and by then it was almost too late. Pen-
sion plan advocates, meanwhile, Townsendites and Ham and Eggers, seized de
facto control of the Democratic Party. So cerebral, so Ivy League, the New Deal
had little appeal to pension zealots on the hallelujah trail.
8 Give Me Shelter: Soup Kitchens, Migrant Camps, and Other Relief
Efforts 223
The migrants, more than a million of them, helped make California fleetingly
Democratic. Between 1930 and 1934 some 683,000 migrants arrived by automo-
bile. An unnumbered horde of transients was also passing through the state—and
being told to move on. In the second half of the decade, the influx repeated itself.
Caring for these migrants through federal, state, county, city, and private pro-
grams put many Californians in touch with their best possible selves. Opposition
to the influx, however, expressed some legitimate complaint, while also revealing
the darker side of human nature.
CONTENTS
XI
9 Documenting the Crisis: Annus Mirabilis 1939 246
The sheer sweep of the Depression in California—its migrant camps, its strikes, its
suppressions of civil rights, its Communist and oligarchical conspirators—cried out
for documentation transformed by moral and imaginative perspective. A brilliant
group of photographers, economists, /ïe/d reporters, novelists, and filmmakers docu-
mented the Depression in California in an effort to establish the factual basis for
corrective action. In doing so, a number of them, most noticeably in 1939,
achieved a level of documentation that had become art.
IV THE THERAPY OF PUBLIC WORKS
10 Valley of Decision: San Francisco and the Hetch Hetchy Project 27$
Along with the rest of the nation, California countered the Great Depression with
a program of public works that was epic in scope. Through public works Califor-
nians achieved employment and the satisfactions of collective public action as well
as practical results. Public works completed California as a useable place. This
saga of Depression construction had its origins in the Progressive era, whose unfin-
ished buisness was the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
11 Angels, Dams, and Dynamos: Metropolitan Los Angeles and the Colorado
River Project 290
Nominally intended to serve seven Western states, the Colorado River Project had
one primary beneficiary, metropolitan Los Angeles, which at the time meant most
of settled Southern California. From the start, Californians controlled the project,
and a Californian in the White House, Herbert Hoover, saw to its organization
and finance. Water and hydroelectricity from Boulder/Hoover Dam enabled
Southern California to develop as an industrial power in the 1Ç40S and to quadru-
ple its population over a fifty-year period.
12 Completing California: The Therapy of Public Works 309
Nature never intended California to become so highly populated. Its water, for
one thing, was in the wrong place; and one of its most important cities was virtu-
ally cut off from direct contact with its hinterlands. By the 1930s, the engineers,
politicians, visionaries, and voters of California recognized that the environment
had to be altered boldly through public works if California were to support its
present and future population. In the case of the Golden Gate Bridge, engineering
achieved its purest form. In the case of the canalization of the Los Angeles River
under tons of hostile concrete, engineering ran amuck.
13 Atlantis on the Pacific: The Golden Gate International Exposition
of 1939 340
To cap a decade of public works, Californians recovered an island from San Fran-
cisco Bay. Raised from the sea, Treasure Island was engineered and landscaped as
an exposition city. Amidst the Art Deco eclecticism of the fair, one theme predomi-
nated: the Asia/Pacific Basin, vast and diverse. California, the fair announced,
was now joining the region as a partner in trade and culture. Through the prism
of the Golden Gate International Exposition, California glimpsed and celebrated
its Asia/Pacific destiny. Pearl Harbor put this Asia/Pacific dream on hold or, ironi-
cally, transmuted it into a theater of war.
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CON I KM S
Notes 355
Bibliographical Essay 361
Acknowledgments 383
Index 385
Illustrations follow page 180
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