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The Washington D.C. high school boys who made a unique industrial record

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African American high school boys from Washington D.C. who participated in a YMCA industrial boys camp, working at Salem Glass Works in Salem, New Jersey. The boys are pictured with glass bottles in wire holders.
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  1. African American Boys
  2. African Americans
  3. Industrial Work
  4. New Jersey
  5. Salem
  6. Salem Glass Works (Salem, N.J.)
  7. Young Men's Christian Associations

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