The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Issue 1National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography |
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Page 76
... thousands of the inhabitants . Presi- dent Vargas has long advocated a " move to the West . " Now it is under way at accelerated pace , forced by the urgent need for war rubber . Today thousands of these workers are on the move . You ...
... thousands of the inhabitants . Presi- dent Vargas has long advocated a " move to the West . " Now it is under way at accelerated pace , forced by the urgent need for war rubber . Today thousands of these workers are on the move . You ...
Page 128
... thousands of troops , are being trans- ported without undue delay . Every minute counts . War has re - awakened America to the vital part railroads play in the nation's life at all times . In addition to transporting normal , essential ...
... thousands of troops , are being trans- ported without undue delay . Every minute counts . War has re - awakened America to the vital part railroads play in the nation's life at all times . In addition to transporting normal , essential ...
Page 174
... thousands of Indians and scores of whites died from the disease . Sir James Douglas , on his second visit to the ... thousand em- ployees to less than three per thousand . Volume of freight in one town of 1,000 in- creased 20 percent in ...
... thousands of Indians and scores of whites died from the disease . Sir James Douglas , on his second visit to the ... thousand em- ployees to less than three per thousand . Volume of freight in one town of 1,000 in- creased 20 percent in ...
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