Vintage work crew photos

**ranald** · Jun 22, 2019, 07:13 PM

Must have had a lot of littering from the population of 1.5 mill.

If they gave out on the spot fines for littering they would have employed as many folk and gained revenue : but depression may have meant more in jail costing more.
Ah, darn stats once again.

As was pointed out the big cheesy grins were for publicity.LOL

**skibo** · Jun 23, 2019, 10:18 AM

Hum, good idea for giving homeless people that are out of work a lift up here in the States, glad to pay them $15.00 an hour!

**volodar** · Jun 23, 2019, 05:37 PM

It´s staged of course, and likely very close to their yard of mass departure. Along their walk they would branch out to each individual route. The street they´re on would likely belong to the last in line, who would pick up trash without obstructing any sweeper behind him. Just guessing.

**Hoosiersmoker** · Jun 24, 2019, 06:33 AM

Maybe the last day of work for the horse dung patrol?

**Jon** · Jun 24, 2019, 03:33 PM

I imagine the vast majority of these work crew photos are staged, especially considering the era.

On the other hand, when grown men stand next to chest-high wheels, they tend to smile. It's like tickling a baby.

**Toolmaker51** · Jun 24, 2019, 10:00 PM

Originally Posted by Jon

I imagine the vast majority of these work crew photos are staged, especially considering the era.

On the other hand, when grown men stand next to chest-high wheels, they tend to smile. It's like tickling a baby.

I'm MOL average height. Cart wheels don't do it for me. But spoked motorcycle wheels do at a third that height. So does spinning rubber!