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1943 ALCOA Plant Midget Cars.jpg
Spokane Washington and McCook Illinois: View of Swindell-Dressler brochure highlighting the Electric Furnaces designed, constructed, and installed in two Alcoa plants during World War II. The caption reads: Midget automobiles are in evidence everywhere. They are needed to traverse the plant’s 3 ½ miles of aisles. The occupants in the two cars facing us are, left to right, Francis Pintler, Dorothy Hodgon, and Alice Stoeser.
Spokane Washington and McCook Illinois: View of Swindell-Dressler brochure highlighting the Electric Furnaces designed, constructed, and installed in two Alcoa plants during World War II. The caption reads: Midget automobiles are in evidence everywhere. They are needed to traverse the plant’s 3 ½ miles of aisles. The occupants in the two cars facing us are, left to right, Francis Pintler, Dorothy Hodgon, and Alice Stoeser.
Swindell-Dressler
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Swindell-Dressler Electric Furnaces
World War II Aluminum plants
Trentwood Washington aluminum plant
McCook Illinois Aluminum plant
Midget automobiles in a war-time manufacturing plant
midget automobiles traverse the plant’s 3 ½ miles of aisles. Automobile drivers Francis Pintler
Dorothy Hodgon
and Alice Stoeser
a woman working at an aluminum plant during the 2nd world war
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