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21.	Hoist on truck used for loading scrap	Salvage; Trucks; Extension; Scrap drives	Photo shows a hoist loading scrap iron. A firm shipped 7 such carloads of scrap iron from Klamath County during April, ca. 1941. WWII scrap drive photos

22.	Portrait of Milosh Popovich	Popovich, Milosh Nicholas, 1917-; Portrait photographs; Faculty	Milosh Popovich was a faculty member for the Engineering department from 1941-1959. Popovich served as the Dean of the Engineering department from 1954-1959, then became Vice President of Oregon State...

23.	Librarian Bertha Herse and student	Libraries; Faculty;	Librarian Bertha Herse and a student at the reference desk in the main reading room of the library.

24.	Central salvage depot for Klamath County, established at 6th and Commercial Street	Salvage; Refuse; Extension; Scrap drives	WWII scrap drive photos

25.	Portrait of Milosh Popovich	Popovich, Milosh Nicholas, 1917-; Portrait photographs; Faculty	Milosh Popovich was a faculty member for the Engineering department from 1941-1959. Popovich served as the Dean of the Engineering department from 1954-1959, then became Vice President of Oregon State...

26.	Scrap gathered in the official salvage scrap pile, Klamath Falls, Oregon	Salvage; Refuse; Extension	WWII scrap drive photos

27.	Union County, Oregon, collected and prepared for shipment 1006 tons of scrap metal between June 1, 1942 and November 15, 1942	Salvage; Railroad cars	WWII scrap drive photos

28.	View of a Victory Garden	Victory gardens; Croplands; Agriculture; Extension

29.	Scrap rubber drive in Union County netted 150 tons	Salvage; Tires; Automobile service stations; Scrap drives; Extension	WWII scrap drive photos

30.	Portrait of Ira S. Allison	Faculty; Allison, Ira S.; Portrait photographs	Ira S. Allison was an OSU geologist. Lake Allison, a former lake and source of fertile soil in Willamette Valley, is named after him.

31.	Vic Johnson, County Agent, collecting scrap aluminum for the war effort, Lake County, Oregon	Salvage; Johnson, Vic; Faculty; Extension	WWII scrap drive photos

32.	Firestone Victory Garden Window Display	Window displays; Gardening equipment & supplies; Extension	This is one of eight displays put up by businesses to stimulate interest in the 1945 Victory Garden Program. Photo was used in the 1945 Klamath Annual Report.

33.	South Silver Creek Falls in winter	Ice; Snow; Waterfalls; Streams	Two people looking and pointing at a waterfall in winter.

34.	Official salvage depot in Bend, Oregon	Salvage; Scrap drives; Extension	WWII scrap drive photos

35.	Man working in a Victory Garden	Croplands; Agriculture; Agricultural laborers; Victory gardens	Victory Gardens had to be cultivated to produce the maximum amount and best quality of vegetables. Photo was used in the 1942 Klamath Annual Report.

36.	1942 Rose Bowl Program center spread	Programs; Rose Bowl; Athletics; Football	Program from the 1942 Rose Bowl: Oregon State University vs. Duke.

37.	Scrap metal collected at the Official Salvage Depot in Bend, Oregon	Salvage; Refuse; Extension	WWII scrap drive photos

38.	Muriel White with corn plant	Corn; White, Muriel; Extension; 4-H clubs; Agriculture; Victory gardens	The suckering of corn was a common practice in the Victory Gardens grown in the county that year. Muriel White, a member of the 4-H Victory Garden Club, shows the proper way to do the job. Photo was used...

39.	Price list and manual for botanical products and chemicals, April 1947.	Botany; Chemicals

40.	1942 Rose Bowl Program Cover	Athletics; Programs; Rose Bowl; Football	Rose Bowl program cover. Because of WWII and the fear of an attack on the west coast, the Rose Bowl was played in Durham, North Carolina.