William Hodson, Welfare Commissioner of New York, speaks to unemployed men who moved to find work

The transcript features individuals sharing their stories of moving to New York in search of jobs during the depression era. They discuss the challenges faced in finding employment and the reasons behind their relocation. The conversation concludes with advice against moving to New York due to the scarcity of jobs and suggests staying in one's hometown for better support.

Why did the narrator from South Dakota move to New York?

• To find a job and forget personal troubles

• To start a business

• To visit family

• To pursue higher education

What was the main reason for the individual from Cincinnati to leave his hometown?

• To attend a concert

• To escape the cold weather

• To find a job in New York

• To join a friend

How did the person from Lewisville, Kentucky, travel to New York?

• By airplane

• By car

• By freight train

• By bus

What was the primary reason for the speaker's advice against moving to New York?

• Lack of job opportunities

• Cultural differences

• High cost of living

• Poor weather conditions

What common theme is shared by the individuals moving to New York?

• Looking for employment

• Visiting family

• Pursuing education

• Seeking adventure