National Archives at Atlanta

BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "GEORGIA"

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Women Workers Needed February 1943 View	The Macon Naval Ordnance Plant in Macon, Georgia desperately needed workers to increase production during the war... Tags: Georgia \| Labor \| Women \| World War II
Atlanta Traffic Study June 1942 View	Rush hour traffic congestion in downtown Atlanta became a major problem by 1942, prompting the Chamber of Commerce... Tags: Georgia \| Transportation \| World War II
atlanta nas street project July 7, 1943 View	Dramatically increased activities at war-supporting facilities across the Southeast required improved highway access. This project... Tags: Georgia \| Map \| Transportation \| World War II
bELL BOMBER PROJECT May 29, 1942 View	Workers at the Bell Bomber Plant in Marietta, Georgia manufactured 663 B-29 aircraft during the war. In order to support the start... Tags: Georgia \| Transportation \| World War II
Atlanta Transportation 1941 View	Before the construction of its major expressways, Atlanta's road network was unprepared for increased use during the war... Tags: Georgia \| Map \| Transportation \| World War II
Workers on Strike March 5, 1945 View	To protest schedule changes, African American cafeteria workers at the Atlanta Ordnance Depot went on strike in March of 1945... Tags: African Americans \| Georgia \| Labor \| Prisoners of War \| Strike \| World War II
Civil Aeronautics September 25, 1944 View	The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) welcomed a new Administrator, T. P. Wright, in September 1944. In his introductory letter... Tags: Aviation \| Georgia \| World War II
Airport Division December 1941 View	During the war years, the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) adjusted its organizational structure several times... Tags: Aviation \| Georgia \| World War II
Malaria Control 1942-1943 View	This is the first edition of the Malaria Control in War Areas bulletin... Tags: Georgia \| Health \| Malaria Prevention \| World War II
Mosquito Experiments 1944 View	Mosquito experiments were conducted at the Carter Memorial Laboratory in Savannah, Georgia by the Public Health Service... Tags: Georgia \| Health \| Malaria Prevention \| World War II