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Vintage Life Magazine Articles
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March 23 |
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1942 |
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April 6 |
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1942 |
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December 27 |
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August 13 |
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People old and young enjoy waxing nostalgic about and learning some of the history of early electronics, chemistry, mechanics, astronomy, and other sciences. Life magazine provided coverage to breakthrough technologies in addition to its other content.
All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.
- Lockheed Aircraft
- Negro Pilots Get Wings at Tuskegee Institute
- Coast Japs Are Interned in Mountain Camp
- Task Force: The Big Bomber Learns Its Job
- Lockheed Aircraft Corporation P-38 Lightning
- These Are the Fantastic Secret Weapons of Germany
- Westinghouse Radio Ad
- West Coast Japs Are Interned in Mountain Camp
- Belmont Radio
- Motorola Radio Galvin
- The Electric Motor
- Philco Has Opened "U.S. Television Highway 1"
- High-School Students Build Plane Models
- Industrial Chemistry - It Meets Demands of War
- Nitrogen Makes High Explosives for Modern War
- CHON - Four Elements Chart the Laws of All Chemistry
- Servel Company Wartime Message
- Bendix Aviation Corporation
- Chevrolet's "Car Conservation Plan"
- Shell "Greenhouses" for the Boys "Upstairs"
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