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Alfred T. Palmer

Observed names: A. Palmer, Alfred Palmer
Observed institution: Boeing (United States)
OpenAlex ID: A5042542528
Progress in large area organometallic vapor phase epitaxy for III–V multijunction photovoltaics
2011 · C.M. Fetzer, X.Q. Liu, et al. · Journal of Crystal Growth · 5
Assembling B-25 bombers at North American Aviation, Kansas City, Kan[sas]
1939 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks · 1
Generator hall of the Chickamauga Dam, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1944
2011 · Alfred Palmer · Southern Spaces
Lease lend loadings. Company marker putting his mark on goods to be sent on a lend lease basis to Cairo. That big "X" indicates name of the ship for which the cargo is intended
1943 · Edward Gruber, Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
How lend-lease strikes at the Axis. An American tank on the deck of a cargo ship bound for the fighting fronts with lend-lease weapons. The tank is prevented from shifting at sea by clevises and turnbuckles attached to plates welded to the steel deck
1943 · Edward Gruber, Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Coast Guard Auxiliary. Guardians of inland waters. At the Lewis wharf of Coast Guard headquarters in Boston, small craft made available by members of the auxiliary are lined up alongside of Coast Guard vessels
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Washington, D.C. Mrs. James M. Landis, Mrs. James Forrestal, center, with the enlisted personnel of the Navy School of Music, who performed at the kitchen shower of the Walsh Club for war workers, and other artists who contributed their talent. Left to right: Mrs. Virginia Varney, singer; Thomas Parker, Dale McConnell, Golden Smith, Mrs. James Forrestal, Frank Gambel, Mrs. John Leavell, concert pianist, and Neil Darnell
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer, Roger Smith · Library of Congress eBooks
Transportation. Lend-lease shipments. Cases of dried California peaches, part of a lend-lease shipment, move from a pier to a United Nations freighter that will carry them together with other vital necessities to one of our allies
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Transportation. Lend-lease shipments. An American M-4 tank coming aboard a United Nations freighter that will carry it, as part of a lend-lease shipment, together with food and other war necessities, to one of our allies
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
War Labor Board anthracite hearing. John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers, testifying at the public hearing held by the National War Labor Board on the anthracite strike. In the foreground is Thomas Kennedy, Secretary-Treasurer of the UMW
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Victory Book Campaign. Two members of Congress who contributed books for the 1943 Victory Book Campaign: Representative Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. (left) of Maryland; and Representative Samuel Weiss of Pennsylvania
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Fort Myer, Virginia, and volunteer members of the Red Cross examine books in Statuary Hall of the Capitol during ceremonies in which members of Congress contributed to the 1943 Victory Book Campaign
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
The Chinese foreign minister T.V. Soong, the British ambassador Lord Halifax, and the Belgium ambassador Count Robert van der Straten-Ponthoz, at luncheon on second anniversary of lend-lease, on March 11, 1943, at the Hotel Statler, Washington, D.C. The menu consisted of food which was first dehydrated, then rehydrated
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Combined Munitions Assignments Board. Harry Hopkins, chairman of the Combined Munitions Assignments Board, discusses problems with Admiral J.M. Reeves, member of the board
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Preparation for point rationing. Home economics pupils of the Wilson Senior High School, Washington, D.C., learn the facts about war ration book two, and talk over ways in which homemakers can get well-balanced meals. An advanced student leads the class
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Washington, D.C. A few of the guests and entertainers attending the kitchen shower of the Walsh Club for war workers. Left to right: Mrs. Marion McGregor, in charge of publicity for music for the services; Brigadier General Stuart Godfrey; engineer officer with the Airborne Aviation Engineers; Mrs. Stuart Godfrey, chairman of music for the services; Sergeant Jack Knuppel; Corporal Charles Jackson; Corporal Leham Cheshire; and Sergeant Bob Shortmeyer
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer, Roger Smith · Library of Congress eBooks
Coast Guard Auxiliary. Guardians of inland waters. Trimming sail. A Coast Guardsman climbs the mast of a schooner on patrol duty off Boston. Coast Guard auxiliarists are given instructions to carry on such work as the need arises
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Aircraft warning service. Pips and standards are pushed into place by volunteer plotters before the watchful eyes of representatives of the air units who sit in a balcony overlooking the board. The Army, the Navy or the Civil Aeronautics Administration must identify all the planes whose standards are placed on the map. Otherwise, the Army Interceptor Command order fighter planes to take off after the unknown plane
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Valuable fats from waste household greases are recovered by a pressure process in an expeller at a rendering plant. These fats drain into a settling tank and are later drawn off into tallow storage tanks, from where they are conveyed to a soap plant for the making of soap and glycerin
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Cheeses of all kinds except specified perishable cheeses...
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Women welders on the way to their job at the Todd Erie Basin dry dock
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Coast Guard Auxiliary. Guardians of inland waters. The Marblehead unit of the Coast Guard Auxiliary includes among its members Bill Welch, a Boston lawyer, junior commander of the flotilla. He contributes twelve hours a week to patrol duty, during which time he assumes regular Coast Guard status as a temporary reservist
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Transportation. Lend-lease shipments. An American M-4 tank, stowed and under guard, on the deck of a United Nations freighter that will carry it, as part of a lend-lease shipment, together with food and other war necessities, to one of our allies
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Chefs prepare soya bean soup, which had been dehydrated, then rehydrated, for luncheon, March 11, 1943, at the Hotel Statler, Washington, D.C., which marked the second anniversary of lend-lease
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
Maxim Litvinov, Russian ambassador to the United States, addresses luncheon in observance of second anniversary of lend-lease at the Hotel Statler, Washington, D.C.
1943 · Alfred T. Palmer · Library of Congress eBooks
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