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61. Rosener, Ann Testing reclaimed rubber heels. Patrolman Ralph Shoemaker walks four to five miles each day on the beat. He's posing here to indicate that that's quite a little ground to cover, but his reclaimed rubber heels seem to be standing the strain pretty well. Patrolman Shoemaker is among Washington D.C.'s seventy policemen who are testing various brands and grades of heels a the Office of Price Administration's request. On the basis of laboratory tests and the officer's reports, OPA will make specification recommendations to rubber manufacturers

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Collection		 19636748
62. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Weeding guayule nursery beds. A special small power cultivator cleans the space between the rows, but the rows themselves must be weeded by hand. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in 1943, provided a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640466
63. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Mechanical seedling digger working in a guayule bed. The digger is a four foot long blade which is drawn through the ground under the plants, cutting the roots loose and uprooting the plants. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in early 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640470
64. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Mechanical harvesting seed collector from a guayule nursery bed. The plant grows a considerable seed crop during the first year. This machine brushes the seed off the seed stalks into containers. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in early 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640468
65. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Workmen removing guayule seedling from a nursery beds after the mechanical digger has uprooted them. The seedlings are graded, packed, and transported to field plantations. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in early 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640472
66. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. A young field of guayule at the end of the first growing season in the Salinas Valley of California. Plants were transplanted from the nursery in May; picture taken the following fall. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in early 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640474
67. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. A two year old guayule plantation in the Salinas Valley of California. Note the abundant seed stalks occurring on these irrigated plants. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640476
68. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. A young guayule shrub about two years old. Note the numerous seed stalks of the plant which have been grown under irrigation. Guayule plantings will produce a estimated 600 tons of rubber in 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640478
69. Before Pearl Harbor, ninety-eight percent of our rubber came from Far East. This great source of supply has been cut off as the Malayas, Netherlands, East Indies, Ceylon and other East Indian sources fell, one by one, into Japanese hands. Japan, grasping for world control, hopes to gain it largely through control of the world's rubber supply. Rubber is one of the stakes--and one of the mightiest weapons of modern war

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Collection		 19649903
70. [Trademark registration by Cleveland Rubber Company for Cleveland Rubber Co. brand Rubber Belting, Hose, Packing, Clothing, Druggists' and Stationers' Sundries, Surgical Goods, and Like Articles]

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71. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Mechanical seedling digger working in a guayule bed. The digger is a four foot long blade which is drawn through the ground under the plants, cutting the roots loose and uprooting the plants. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in early 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense

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Collection		 19640471
72. A little miss hitting the mark. Although her mind is far from vengeance to be wrecked on the Axis powers, this little lady is contributing to their defeat. She has gathered up an old bicycle tire and other odds and ends to contribute to the scrap rubber collection drive. Reclaimed rubber made from these materials is playing an imcreasingly important part in the war effort. Large percentages of "reclaim" are now being used in many material articles, such as combat tires, self-sealing gas tanks, etc.. Help build up Uncle Sam's scrap rubbe pile by contributing any no longer used rubber articles you may have

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Collection		 19637737
73. Palmer, Alfred T. Barrage balloon manufacture. Rubber tailor shop. Using a tailor's electric cutter--a speedup suggestion from one of the young workers--these workers slice through several thicknesses of rubber fabric as they cut the patterns for the strips and "gores" for making barrage balloons. Marked, cut, assembled and seamed on long tables, the strips are taken from the tables to the assembly floor to be fashioned into a gigantic gas balloon for the protection of our cities. General Tire and Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio

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Collection		 19645422
74. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Packing guayule seedling as they are dug from the nursery beds. The roots are packed in damp shingle-tow (cedar shavings), in which condition the plants may be shipped for long distances. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in early 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640473
75. [Trademark registration by Goodyear's India Rubber Glove M'fg Co. for Goodyear's Rubber M'f'g Co. brand Rubber Goods]

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Collection		 22238159
76. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. A two year old guayule plantation in the Salinas Valley of California. Guayule plantings will produce an estimated 600 tons of rubber in 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project, administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640477
77. Palmer, Alfred T. Agriculture. Guayule cultivation. Guayule shrub in blossom. If growing conditions are good, the plant is a prolific seeder and the seeds have relatively high visability. Guayule plantings will produce a estimated 600 tons of rubber in 1943, provide a crop in 1944 which should yield 33,000 tons and a harvest in 1945 to yield 47,000 tons. An annual production of 70,000 tons to 80,000 tons will materialize if full capacity of nurseries now being built is utilized. Addition: This program is part of the Department of Agriculture's Emergency Rubber Project administered by the Forest Service under congressional authorization "to make available a source of crude rubber for emergency and defense uses"

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Collection		 19640479
78. America's petroleum industries pour out fuel and lubricants for the United Nations. The "boss rigger" of one of the largest U.S. oil producing companies gives instructions by phone to workmen who are putting finishing touches on towers for the making of butadiene, an ingredient of synthetic rubber derived from crude oil. The towers are as tall as a seventeen story building and are located in a refining area in the U.S. Southwest state of Texas. Now plants to make synthetic rubber are being built rapidly in America. One of the largest is in the U.S. Pacific coast state of California and has a capacity of 90,000 tons a year. The making of rubber from oil will consititute a further demand on the resources of the U.S. oil industry, which in 1944, according to a U.S. oil industry official, will reach a predictable production total of 1,601,250,000 barrels. Much of this oil will go to the armed forces of the United Nations

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Collection		 20084520
79. Seminar on Enhancing Malaysia's Quality Leadership in Natural Rubber (1992 : Kuala Lumpur?, Malaysia) Proceedings, Seminar on Enchancing Malaysia's Quality Leadership in Natural Rubber [Kuala Lumpur]: Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia; [1992?]

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80. Seminar on Enhancing Malaysia's Quality Leadership in Natural Rubber (1992 : Kuala Lumpur?, Malaysia) Proceedings, Seminar on Enchancing Malaysia's Quality Leadership in Natural Rubber

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