John Kerr Operating Turret Lathe for Blood Transfusion Valves 1942

In October 1942, John Kerr operates a turret lathe in a small manufacturing plant in Glenview, Illinois. This facility, subcontracted to Baxter Laboratories Inc., is involved in producing valves specifically designed for blood transfusion bottles. Such innovations played a crucial role in medical advancements during World War II.

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