| Library ID | Date | Title | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 66161(13) | 12/00/1941 | Scrap Rubber Drive. Millions of discarded casing cover more than 100 acres at one Midwest recovery plant. Photo by Palmer. | 23-0409a.gif |
| 66163(4) | 05/00/1942 | Some people preferred to sleep in barber charirs, paying $1.50 a night for the priviledge, or spend the night in the local movie which kept open for sleeping. | 23-0286a.gif |
| 66178(1) | 09/00/1942 | Scrap Rubber Drive. All Americans are being urged to continue to donate used or worn out rubber articles to the nation's scrap piles. Photo by OWI. | 23-0408a.gif |
| 66178(1) | 09/00/1942 | Scrap Rubber Drive. All Americans are being urged to continue to donate used or worn out rubber articles to the nation's scrap piles. Photo by OWI. | 23-0408a.gif |
| 66178(15) | 04/00/1942 | Young America, bare feet and all, made a gala event of the Hattiesburg, Mississippi parade which featured the drive for scrap rubber and metals. Photo by Hollem. | 23-0416a.gif |
| 66178(15) | 04/00/1942 | Young America, bare feet and all, made a gala event of the Hattiesburg, Mississippi parade which featured the drive for scrap rubber and metals. Photo by Hollem. | 23-0416a.gif |
| 66178(20) | 05/00/1942 | The many tons of scrap metal and rubber collected during the salvage drive in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, were carried through the city in an impressive truck parade. Photo by Hollem. | 23-0412a.gif |
| 66178(20) | 05/00/1942 | The many tons of scrap metal and rubber collected during the salvage drive in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, were carried through the city in an impressive truck parade. Photo by Hollem. | 23-0412a.gif |
| 66178(3) | 06/00/1942 | Butchers will pay householdersfor the fat and sell it to rendering plants where it will be processed into ammunition for America's fighting men. Photo by Ann Rosener | 23-0402a.gif |
| 66178(3) | 06/00/1942 | Butchers will pay householdersfor the fat and sell it to rendering plants where it will be processed into ammunition for America's fighting men. Photo by Ann Rosener | 23-0402a.gif |
| 66178(4) | 06/00/1942 | A soldier of the home front saves all waste fats and greases so that they can be processed into ammunition for America's soldiers of the battlefronts. Photo by Ann Rosener. | 23-0401a.gif |
| 66178(4) | 06/00/1942 | A soldier of the home front saves all waste fats and greases so that they can be processed into ammunition for America's soldiers of the battlefronts. Photo by Ann Rosener. | 23-0401a.gif |
| 66178(6) | 06/00/1942 | A member of the Washington D.C. Boys Club wheels in a load of old sneakers and arctics to add to the nation's scrap rubber collection. Photo by Liberman. | 23-0415a.gif |
| 66178(6) | 06/00/1942 | A member of the Washington D.C. Boys Club wheels in a load of old sneakers and arctics to add to the nation's scrap rubber collection. Photo by Liberman. | 23-0415a.gif |
| 66179(20) | 05/00/1942 | Hundreds of junked cars were denied to the war effort by the Lennox Motor Company in Maryland. The owner refused to sell at the established junk prices. Photo by Freeman. | 23-0417a.gif |
| 66179(20) | 05/00/1942 | Hundreds of junked cars were denied to the war effort by the Lennox Motor Company in Maryland. The owner refused to sell at the established junk prices. Photo by Freeman. | 23-0417a.gif |
| 66179(29) | 12/00/1942 | Silk stockings which can no longer be worn are being collected in stores throughout the countryfor conversation into powder bags which propel the projectile in big naval and coast defense guns. Photo by OWI. | 23-0420a.gif |
| 66179(29) | 12/00/1942 | Silk stockings which can no longer be worn are being collected in stores throughout the countryfor conversation into powder bags which propel the projectile in big naval and coast defense guns. Photo by OWI. | 23-0420a.gif |
| 66179(35) | 00/00/1942 | The worn out nylon stockings in this barrel full of salvaged stockings will be reprocessed and made into parachutes for army fliers, tow ropes for gilder planes and other war material. Photo by OWI. | 23-0422a.gif |
| 66179(35) | 00/00/1942 | The worn out nylon stockings in this barrel full of salvaged stockings will be reprocessed and made into parachutes for army fliers, tow ropes for gilder planes and other war material. Photo by OWI. | 23-0422a.gif |
| 66179(59) | 08/00/1942 | Mrs. William Wood manages a one hundred and twenty acre farm in Coloma, Michigan, with little male assitance. Photo by Ann Rosener | 23-0371a.gif |
| 66179(59) | 08/00/1942 | Mrs. William Wood manages a one hundred and twenty acre farm in Coloma, Michigan, with little male assitance. Photo by Ann Rosener | 23-0371a.gif |
| 66179(9) | 00/00/1942 | A Detroit Auto Graveyard -- junked autos and trucks to be shipped to scrap yards and then to the Great Lakes Steel Plant. Photo by OWI. | 23-0418a.gif |
| 66179(9) | 00/00/1942 | A Detroit Auto Graveyard -- junked autos and trucks to be shipped to scrap yards and then to the Great Lakes Steel Plant. Photo by OWI. | 23-0418a.gif |
| 66254(11) | 00/00/1943 | A man working at the 24 inch lathe in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. Photo by Vachon. | 23-0385a.gif |
| 66254(11) | 00/00/1943 | A man working at the 24 inch lathe in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. Photo by Vachon. | 23-0385a.gif |
| 66274(23) | 01/00/1943 | Recovery of tin from squezzed out toothpasteand other collapsible metal tubes begins at drug and other stores where the critical metal is collected under the tube-for-tube exchange plan. Photo by Hollem. | 23-0413a.gif |
| 66274(23) | 01/00/1943 | Recovery of tin from squezzed out toothpasteand other collapsible metal tubes begins at drug and other stores where the critical metal is collected under the tube-for-tube exchange plan. Photo by Hollem. | 23-0413a.gif |
| 66279(1) | 11/00/1942 | American workers give up holiday to speed Victory. The Blackwelder family celebrated Thanksgiving at their benches in a Glenn Martin Company plant. Photo by OWI. | 23-0399a.gif |
| 66279(1) | 11/00/1942 | American workers give up holiday to speed Victory. The Blackwelder family celebrated Thanksgiving at their benches in a Glenn Martin Company plant. Photo by OWI. | 23-0399a.gif |
| 66279(4) | 11/00/1942 | Labor Management Committee of the Anthracite Industry in Pennsylvania confering on ways of increasing production in the mines | 23-0010a.gif |
| 66279(5) | 06/00/1941 | Worker attaching reflectors to the rear of the trailer frame. | 23-0011a.gif |
| 66282(14) | 11/00/1942 | A package for Hitler. An infantryman in training at Fort Belvoir, Va., prepares to hurl a pineapple of the inedible variety. | 23-0254a.gif |
| 66282(15) | 11/00/1942 | Ready to make a shipment of pineapples to Hitler, Hirohito &Co. An infantryman at Fort Belvoir, Va., holds a double handful of deadly grenades that may one day blast open a road to Berlin or Tokyo. | 23-0253a.gif |
| 66285(10) | 03/00/1942 | A new oversize trailer for war workers which holds 141 persons and is 55 feet long. Photo by Freeman. | 23-0398a.gif |
| 66285(10) | 03/00/1942 | A new oversize trailer for war workers which holds 141 persons and is 55 feet long. Photo by Freeman. | 23-0398a.gif |
| 66285(28) | 11/00/1942 | Faced with a ban on motor busses for sightseeing purposes, Jimmy Grace obtained a horse-drawn bus which makes daily trips to the point of interest of the nation's Capitol. Photo by Danor. | 23-0397a.gif |
| 66285(28) | 11/00/1942 | Faced with a ban on motor busses for sightseeing purposes, Jimmy Grace obtained a horse-drawn bus which makes daily trips to the point of interest of the nation's Capitol. Photo by Danor. | 23-0397a.gif |
| 66285(5) | 06/29/1943 | U.S. Navy men sleep as they journey to one of the fighting fronts | 23-0136a.gif |
| 66285(6) | 05/00/1943 | The Farm Security Administration of the Department of Agriculture arranges for the worker's movements and pays for their travel. Photo by OWI. | 23-0396a.gif |
| 66285(6) | 05/00/1943 | The Farm Security Administration of the Department of Agriculture arranges for the worker's movements and pays for their travel. Photo by OWI. | 23-0396a.gif |
| 66287(S) | 07/00/1942 | Somewhere in the field with the U.S. Army, comprehensive clerical work is carried on between maneuvers. | 23-0252a.gif |
| 66287(19) | 10/00/1942 | Taking time off between the shooting of scenes at the RKO Studios in Hollywood, Miss O'Hara helped collect more than 70 typewriters for future use by the Army, Navy, and Marines. Photo by OWI. | 23-0394a.gif |
| 66287(19) | 10/00/1942 | Taking time off between the shooting of scenes at the RKO Studios in Hollywood, Miss O'Hara helped collect more than 70 typewriters for future use by the Army, Navy, and Marines. Photo by OWI. | 23-0394a.gif |
| 66287(9) | 00/00/1942 | Uncle Sam needs 600,000 typewriters for the armed services and is contacting all possible typewriter users to urge them to release "1 out of every 4" typewriters for Army or Navy services. Photo by OWI. | 23-0395a.gif |
| 66287(9) | 00/00/1942 | Uncle Sam needs 600,000 typewriters for the armed services and is contacting all possible typewriter users to urge them to release "1 out of every 4" typewriters for Army or Navy services. Photo by OWI. | 23-0395a.gif |
| 66288(14) | Virginia Ludwig goes to work on a punch press, stamping out discs from steel strips. Her well-fitting uniform is devoid of unecessary pleats, trimmings, doodads - is just right for the job. | 23-0101a.gif | |
| 66290(4) | Sgt. James B. Aets uses a quadrant to determine the elevation of the 155mm. Hawitzer, while Cpl. Charles J. Hines sights on the aiming stake. | 23-0242a.gif | |
| 66293(3) | 00/00/1943 | Women pick cotton for the U.S. Crop Corps. Photo by OWI | 23-0370a.gif |
| 66293(3) | 00/00/1943 | Women pick cotton for the U.S. Crop Corps. Photo by OWI | 23-0370a.gif |
