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NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. A Negro bench-lathe worker, who is receiving training in machine shop practice, gauging a screw just removed from the collet

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. Two turret-lathe workers, Negro and white, who are receiving training in machine shop practice, watching a cutting-off operation on a turret lathe

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. A Negro, who is receiving training in arc welding, adjusting the output of a motor generator set

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. Two welders, who are receiving training in machine shop practice, building up an undersize shaft by arc welding to be re-machined to size

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) Center, Brooklyn, New York. A Negro who is receiving training in machine shop practice shown in his welder's outfit

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. Two welders, who are receiving training in machine shop practice, building up an undersize shaft by arc welding to be re-machined to size

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. Two men, white and Negro, who are receiving training in machine shop practice, shown setting up shaper work to cut forty-five degree angles at base for surface gauge

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. A Negro bench-lathe worker, who is receiving training in machine shop practice, removing burrs from a special taper head screw

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. Two bench-lathe workers, white and Negro, who are receiving training in machine shop practice, removing burrs from special taper head screws

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. A Negro bench worker, who is receiving training in machine shop practice, removing the burrs from a side piece for a metal pulley block

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. A Negro bench worker, who is receiving training in machine shop practice, removing the burrs from a side piece for a metal pulley block

New York, United States

NYA (National Youth Administration) work center, Brooklyn, New York. Two bench workers, one white and one a Negro, who are receiving training in machine shop practice, removing the burrs from a side piece for a metal pulley block

New York, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont, a scene on the outskirts of East Montpelier showing a group of dwellings between the river and the hill

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Conrad Ormsbee show with automatic electric milkers. His father agreed to increase his Jersey herd from twenty-five to thirty milkers to aid in the Food for Freedom program

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. The woodlot on Charles Ormsbee's farm. He agreed to saw up 10,000 board feet of lumber from his woodlot this year as against none last year as his contribution toward the war effort

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. The house and barn and other buildings on the Charles Ormsbee Farm, as seen from the river, showing a covered bridge in the foreground

East Montpelier, United States

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East Montpelier, Vermont. A country road leading to the Charles Ormsbee farm which appears in the distance

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. The Charles Ormsbee family and his widowed mother, Mrs. Myrtle Ormsbee, at dinner

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Mrs. Myrtle Ormsbee, widowed mother of farmer Charles Ormsbee, knitting sweaters for the Red Cross

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Richard, age five, son of the farmer Charles Ormsbee, has his own war project; he has agreed to lick all the savings stamps for the family

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Richard, age five, son of Charles Ormsbee, shown with his mother, is licking savings stamps, a self-selected war project. All his family contribute in special ways to the war effort

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Milking time on Charles Ormsbee's farm. He and his son Conrad, age eleven, are using automatic milkers. Mr. Ormsbee agreed to increase his Jersey herd from twenty-five to thirty milkers, to aid in the Food for Freedom program

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Marilyn, daughter of Charles Ormsbee, is president of her 4-H club, the Montpelier Center Girls, where she learns how to sew and cook economically and well

East Montpelier, United States

East Montpelier, Vermont. Charles Ormsbee's widowed mother, Mrs. Myrtle Ormsbee, knitting sweaters for the Red Cross, and entertaining her grandson of five at the same time

East Montpelier, United States