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Public Health Service Investigation Commission to the China-Burma highway. Chefang (vicinity), China. Cans with holes punched in them for Paris green dusting by hand. The workmen refused to work when given just one bag on the theory that such work would weigh down one shoulder and just work one arm; two dusters and two bags were the solution

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Unemployed lumber worker goes with his wife to the bean harvest. Note social security number tattooed on his arm. Oregon. See general caption number 46

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Inside the two white round bins are the ancient grind stones used in the making of Kenyon's johnnycake flour. The curved iron arm in the foreground is used for lifting the heavy stones out when they need cleaning or replacing. Usquepaugh, Rhode Island

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Vicksburg, Mississippi and an arm of the Mississippi River just before a rainstorm in the afternoon

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PRESIDENT GETS SEASON BASEBALL PASSES. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 12. AFTER RECEIVING SEASON BASEBALL PASSES FOR MRS. ROOSEVELT AND HIMSELF TODAY, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TOLD CLARK GRIFFITH, PRESIDENT OF THE WASHINGTON BASEBALL CLUB, THAT HIS ARM WAS IN FINE SHAPE AND HE WOULD BE ON HAND TO THROW OUT FIRST BALL WHEN THE SEASON OPENS IN THE CAPITAL ON APRIL 16. THE PRESIDENT'S PASS WAS MADE OF METAL AND ENCLOSED IN A BILLFOLD WHILE THE ONE FOR MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS FRAMED IN A LADIES BAG

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Behind scenes with generals as they mapped woe for Axis. Caught in earnest discussion, Field Marshal Sir Archibald Wavell, commander-in-chief, India, flexes his arm as he chats with Lieutenant General Brehon Somervell, chief of the entire U.S. Army, Service of Supply

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[ Danny Kaye, at right, stands in profile on podium, his right arm raised, conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1950s]

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V.P. PENSIVE AS PRESIDENT IS HAPPY OVER RECEPTION AT JACKSON DAY DINNER. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 8. VICE PRESIDENT GARNER SEEMED PENSIVE IN THIS PICTURE AS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ACKNOWLEDGES WITH A SMILE THE TUMULTUOUS GREETING EXTENDED HIM ON ARRIVAL AT THE $100 A PLATE JACKSON DAY DINNER IN WASHINGTON TONIGHT. THE PRESIDENT IS ON THE ARM OF HIS SON, FRANKLIN D., JR.

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Sea jeeps. The Army's most flexible new machine of the war, a Ford-built amphibian reconnaissance car, carrying soldiers equipped for combat duty takes to the water in special tests staged recently in the Detroit area. This picture shows how the new transportation arm propelling itself as a boat to the opposite shore. The boat steers in the water the same as on land

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Civilian protection. No time to spare before treating this patient, so these members of the emergency medical aid corps (see armbands insignia) go to work on a bombing victim right in the ambulance. The young lady is operating an inhalator to keep the victim breathing, while the doctor (note the M.D. next to his medical insignia) sets a broken arm in splints

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Civilian Defense volunteers receiving instruction in treatment of fractured arm. First aid class. American Red Cross, New York City

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Nurse looks at cut on baby's arm at the FSA (Farm Security Administration) migratory labor camp mobile unit. Wilder, Idaho. The nurse not only is in attendance at the trailer clinic, but makes her regular rounds of calls to the tents

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