Harvest for Hitler.
Ed Sundholm, a veteran of World War I, at work in the war plant which he transformed from a peaceful dairy farm into an arsenal of victory for the United Nations. The cows won't come home, says Mr. Sundholm, until this two-hundred fifteen thousand dollar near Albert City, Iowa no longer turns out shells to smash the Axis
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- 1942-08
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