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Freddie Smith, a life support investigator and member

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Pitcairn, Pennsylvania. Miss Helen Gusmerotti, twenty-nine, and Miss Mary Mignogna, employed as car repairmen's helpers at the steel car shop in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards, earning seventy-two cents per hour. The two are burning holes in the hopper car sides

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Two shipyard workers in for a cup of coffee after work at the Bath Iron Works. Left is Paul Jacobs and Ronnie Williams. Both live about eighteen miles outside of Bath, Maine

Shipyard worker in for a "beer" after work. A bar just outside the Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine

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Shipyard workers stop in for a "beer" after work. In a bar just outside the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

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Portrait of Mr. Fred Abbey. He commutes from Portland and works at Bath Iron Works, Maine

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Portrait of two workers at the Bath Iron Works. Bath, Maine

Mrs. Robert R. Reynolds and her little girl. Mr. Reynolds works at the Bath Iron Works. They came to Bath about three months ago from Bethel, Maine and have been living in the trailer since they came. Get water, etc., from house nearby

Two shipyard workers in for a cup of coffee after work at the Bath Iron Works. Left is Paul Jacobs and Ronnie Williams. Both live about eighteen miles outside of Bath, Maine

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maine sagadahoc county bath safety film negatives shipyard workers two shipyard workers cup coffee work iron works bath iron works paul jacobs paul jacobs ronnie williams ronnie williams live miles eighteen miles great depression photographs great depression united states history library of congress
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01/01/1940
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Delano, Jack, photographer
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No known restrictions. For information, see U.S. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black & White Photographs http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/071_fsab.html

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Rear Admiral George A. Huchting, Aegis program manager, addresses the assembled crowd at the assembled crowd at the christening and launching ceremony of the guided missile destroyer USS CARNEY (DDG-64) at the Bath Iron Works Corporation Shipyard

A silhouetted port bow view of the guided missile frigate ELROD (FFG-55) underway during sea trials

Dutch soldiers, assigned to Fire Support Battalion,

A starboard view of the guided missile frigate KAUFFMAN (FFG-59) as it passes an old fort on the Kennebec river while en route to sea trials

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CAPT Paul M. Robinson, supervisor of shipbuilding, Bath Maine, speaks at the christening and launching ceremony for the guided missile cruiser GETTYSBURG (CG-64) at Bath Iron Works shipyard

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maine sagadahoc county bath safety film negatives shipyard workers two shipyard workers cup coffee work iron works bath iron works paul jacobs paul jacobs ronnie williams ronnie williams live miles eighteen miles great depression photographs great depression united states history library of congress