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War production drive poster. "We Have Axis to Grind" One of the huge posters which employees of the Northern Pump Company, of Minneapolis, place on the sides of freight cars leaving the plant. The ideas originated with the men themselves. In this way the labor-management committee broadcasts to the countryside its resolve to help win the war. It is estimated that millions of Americans see these traveling posters as they move across the country to their destinations

War production drive poster. "We Have Axis to Grind" One of the huge p...

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Transportation. Car pooling at Glenn Martin. On the "auto pooling" bulletin board in the Glenn Martin aircraft plant, car owners willing to carry extra passengers list information on their routes and destinations

Transportation. Car pooling at Glenn Martin. On the "auto pooling" bul...

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Transportation. Car pooling at Glenn Martin. Aircraft workers at the Glenn Martin aircraft plant solve some of their transportation problems at an "auto pooling" bulletin board. Here, owners desiring to share their cars list information on their routes and destinations

Transportation. Car pooling at Glenn Martin. Aircraft workers at the G...

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War Production Board (WPB) poster. "The Hot Seat." One of the huge posters which employees of the Northern Pump Company, of Minneapolis, place on the sides of freight cars leaving the plant. The ideas originated with the men themselves. In this way the labor-rmanagement committee broadcasts to the countryside its resolve to help win the war. It is estimated that millions of Americans see these traveling posters as they move across the country to their destinations

War Production Board (WPB) poster. "The Hot Seat." One of the huge pos...

Picryl description: Public domain image related to politics, political campaigns, committee, free to use, no copyright restrictions.