LIFE Magazine Washington Worker (March 10, 1941)

LIFE Magazine Washington Worker (March 10, 1941)

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LIFE Magazine Washington Worker (March 10, 1941)Description Experience history with LIFE Magazine's Washington Worker issue from March 10, 1941. This edition's articles range from Germany's imminent defeat of France to the U. S. Army Air Corps' selective entrance eye exams. Immerse yourself in the stories, images, and advertisements of the time. The magazine you receive might not be the exact one shown here, however it will be substantially similar and, of course, original. Provenance Private

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