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Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Worker hanging out spaghetti to dry

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Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Worker hanging out spaghetti to dry

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Worker hanging out spaghetti to dry

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Worker hanging out spaghetti to dry

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Workers hanging out spaghetti to dry

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Workers hanging out spaghetti to dry

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Spaghetti on drying racks

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Spaghetti on drying racks

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Spaghetti on drying racks

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Spaghetti on drying racks

Long Island City, New York. Atlantic Macaroni Company, makers of Caruso brand products. Worker hanging out spaghetti to dry

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01/01/1943
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Collins, Marjory, 1912-1985, 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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new york queens county long island city safety film negatives long island atlantic macaroni company atlantic macaroni company makers caruso brand products caruso brand products worker spaghetti new york city united states history library of congress