National Archives at Atlanta
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John W. Reed, a concerned citizen, exchanged correspondence with David E. Lilienthal and Gordon Capp of TVA regarding... Tags: African Americans | Labor | Tennessee | World War II |
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As men were being drafted for the war, the Tennessee Valley Authority made a concerted effort to recruit women for engineering positions... Tags: Women | World War II |
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TVA employee, Ruth S. Martin, gave a woman's perspective on the design of uniforms for women public safety service officers... Tags: Fashion | Women | World War II |
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The Office of Price Administration was empowered to set prices and fines for all manner of goods and services. Even an individual selling... Tags: Georgia | Price Controls | World War II |
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This is a list of steam locomotives on order or delivered from ALCO, Baldwin, Lima, and other railroad shops to railroad companies... Tags: Railroads | World War II |
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These cartoons which appeared in "The Eureka Bulletin," a magazine of the Higgins Industries Company, pointed out... Tags: Georgia | Propaganda | World War II |
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The Army Corps of Engineers, an organization which specializes in waterway maintenance and improvement, was given the additional... Tags: Budget | North Carolina | World War II |
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While some Americans were storming the Normandy beaches on D-Day, the Army Corps of Engineers reported on the progress... Tags: North Carolina | Waterways | World War II |
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The Milan Ordnance Depot and the Wolf Creek Ordnance Plant merged in 1943 to form the Milan Ordnance Center. In 1945... Tags: African Americans | Ordnance Facilities | Tennessee | Women | World War II |
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This letter requests the delivery of two diesel locomotives, while stating problems with the continued use of steam locomotives... Tags: Alabama | Railroads | World War II |
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