The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 55
... months I had planned to leave New Caledonia by clipper on November 23 to visit my family in the United States . I left Voh in the north of the island a week before my planned departure . My papers were ready , my packing was nearly ...
... months I had planned to leave New Caledonia by clipper on November 23 to visit my family in the United States . I left Voh in the north of the island a week before my planned departure . My papers were ready , my packing was nearly ...
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... months subjected to nightly attacks from the air . Production fell off slightly during the first few weeks of the blitz , but has increased steadily ever since . Partly as a protection against bombing and partly to spread the work , the ...
... months subjected to nightly attacks from the air . Production fell off slightly during the first few weeks of the blitz , but has increased steadily ever since . Partly as a protection against bombing and partly to spread the work , the ...
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... months of 1942 , with 25 % fewer locomotives , the Santa Fe moved 94 % more freight ton - miles and 27 % more military and civilian passen- ger miles than in the first six months of 1918 , in World War I. Daily the load increases . No ...
... months of 1942 , with 25 % fewer locomotives , the Santa Fe moved 94 % more freight ton - miles and 27 % more military and civilian passen- ger miles than in the first six months of 1918 , in World War I. Daily the load increases . No ...
Contents
Mother Volga Defends Her Own U S S R By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS 793 | vii |
A National Geographic Reporter Spots Vast | ix |
Alaska Our Northwestern Outpost 16 illustrations in color from naturalcolor photo | xvii |
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