George Woolslayers 1942 Letter About War Poster

In August 1942, George Woolslayer, a welder at Allegheny-Ludlum Steel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, writes to the Office of War Information. He seeks details about two individuals in a war poster, reflecting his pride in supporting the war effort. Pittsburgh played a crucial role in steel production during World War II, vital for military supplies.

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