Women employees eating lunches brought from home at Ross Heater, 8d16979v
Buffalo, New York. Women employees eating lunches brought from home at Ross Heater, makers of condensers for the Navy. There are no eating facilities in the plant, and since there is only a thirty-minute period, most workers bring lunches
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- 1943-04
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- Library of Congress (via Wikimedia Commons)
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- photograph
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- 13,069 × 10,020 pixels
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