Lititz, Pennsylvania. Machine shop back of Morris Kreider's hardware store where he makes small parts for neighboring defense plants. Here he is working on a "cyclone" or dust collector for the Hackman Furniture Company, now making propellors. Kreider expects his hardware business to fold due to lac
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