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World War II aircraft factory photographs by Alfred T. Palmer (1941-1943)
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World War II aircraft factory photographs by Alfred T. Palmer (1941-1943)
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October 2, 2024 - Over 1,000 Samsung workers in Chennai, India, have been on strike for four weeks, making it India’s biggest strike in recent years. The protests have disrupted production at the factory, which employs 1800 people and contributed a fifth of Samsung’s $12 billion revenue in India last year.
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Chocolate factory workers on a break, 1920s, Sweden.
Tyra Ahlin, Vanja Carlsson, Agda Ekstrand, Signe Holmberg, Elin Krantz, and Ester Wiberg.
These fellows look like gangsters, but they are actually factory workers. Taken on Astoria Boulevard, 1930s.
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View of mural depicting workers in an automobile factory (titled Automotive industry) by W.P.A. artist Marvin Beerbohm. The mural was originally displayed in the Technology Dept. building and later transferred to the Smithsonian Institution. Typed on back: "Detroit Public Library. Mural in Technology Department building, Putnam Ave. (Designed and executed by Marvin Beerbohm of Detroit, completed and installed July, 1940, W.P.A. artist."
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library