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Main :  Stanley Miarka operating surface grinder, Packard Marine Engine Division

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Stanley Miarka operating surface grinder, Packard Marine Engine Division
Stanley Miarka operating surface grinder, Packard Marine Engine DivisionNew
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View of Stanley Miarka operating a surface grinder at the Marine Engine Division at the Packard Motor Car Company factory in Detroit, Michigan. Label on back: "100% shift to war work for Packard employees practically completed. For 20 years an expert Packard car machinist, Stanley Miarka is now surface grinder in the marine engine division at the Packard factory. Miarka is typical of thousands of Packard employees whose conversion to war work is now practically 100%. Despite its present all-time peak of employment, Packard is daily adding war workers to reach its personnel goal of 25,000 within 1942." Handwritten on back: "Conversion."

Item #: na032653

Photo courtesy of the Detroit Public Library, National Automotive History Collection and used with permission.

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