The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 503
... turned into the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway , a 100 - foot water boulevard with its side streets of bayous branching out in every direction . At 3:15 P.M. we turned into a connecting bayou and were soon back in Bayou Terrebonne . We had ...
... turned into the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway , a 100 - foot water boulevard with its side streets of bayous branching out in every direction . At 3:15 P.M. we turned into a connecting bayou and were soon back in Bayou Terrebonne . We had ...
Page 680
... turned out enormous quantities of material for our Allies . The Russians have always leaned on De- troit ; Detroit engineers , architects , and indus- trialists figured largely in the first Five - Year Plan . A great deal of work has ...
... turned out enormous quantities of material for our Allies . The Russians have always leaned on De- troit ; Detroit engineers , architects , and indus- trialists figured largely in the first Five - Year Plan . A great deal of work has ...
Page 718
... turned to with hammers and saws . After regular work hours , book- keepers became bricklayers , steel smelters worked as carpenters , teachers turned roofers . In August and September , 1943 , some 1,200 bomb - damaged buildings in ...
... turned to with hammers and saws . After regular work hours , book- keepers became bricklayers , steel smelters worked as carpenters , teachers turned roofers . In August and September , 1943 , some 1,200 bomb - damaged buildings in ...
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