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Gadsden Ordnance Plant ca. 1942 View	Two workers at the Gadsden Ordnance Plant manufacture artillery shells... Tags: African Americans \| Alabama \| Ammunition \| Ordnance Facilities \| World War II
Robots Attack January 8, 1945 View	Worried about the threat from German V2 rockets on New York and Washington DC, Admiral Ingram warned of buzz bombs... Tags: Florida \| Robots \| World War II
Augusta Arsenal 1942-1945 View	Photograph shows both African American and white workers laboring on same factory line in Augusta, Georgia during WWII... Tags: African Americans \| Georgia \| Ordnance Facilities \| World War II
Newspaper Editorial 1943 View	This editorial in a Mobile, Alabama newspaper documents the race riot at the Alabama Dry Dock and Ship Building Plant in May 1943... Tags: Alabama \| Race Relations \| World War II
Conference on Race Relations February 21, 1945 View	This letter, dated February 21, 1945, concerns an upcoming interracial institute on race relations to be held in March... Tags: Georgia \| Race Relations \| Tennessee \| World War II
Textile Workers discrimination November 24, 1944 View	This letter is addressed to Dr. Witherspoon Dodge, regional director of the FEPC in Atlanta. It describes differences in pay... Tags: Georgia \| North Carolina \| Race Relations \| World War II
AFL and Black Carpenters January 15, 1943 View	This press release, dated January 15, 1943, announces that the Southern Representative of the American Federation of Labor... Tags: African Americans \| Georgia \| Labor \| World War II
Enforcing Segregation February 11, 1944 View	William E. Dunn, the Secretary-Treasurer of the Southern Industrial Trades Association, sent this letter to the FEPC... Tags: African Americans \| Georgia \| World War II
Letters from the Field 1942-1943 View	Several TVA employees temporarily worked with the Public Health Service overseas to set up malaria control bases... Tags:Foreign Countries \| Health \| Malaria Prevention \| World War II
black Mathematician September 18, 1944 View	Theoretical physicist Edward Teller, who would later be known as "the father of the hydrogen bomb," wrote this letter... Tags: African Americans \| Columbia University \| New Mexico \| New York \| World War II