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Wartime Welders Frame Color:Black When the assembly line first

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When the assembly line first went into full swing in 1913 in Dearborn

we shall fight on the beaches

Photographer Nat Fein took this 1948 rear-view photo of an ailing Babe Ruth while on staff for the New York Herald Tribune

Its final cruise came October 31

Inside Hammerstein's Theatre at the corner

Wartime Welders Frame Color:Black When the assembly line firstWelders create the hubs of turbines to be used in the manufacturing of cargo ships in 1942 for the American Victory Fleet in World War II. The ships were built in large numbers in North America, starting in 1942, to replace losses caused by German submarines. By the end of the war, 531 were constructed. "The cold fact is that the United Nations victory for which we are all striving may not be ours if the men and materials needed for it are forced to

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