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New Bearing Firm Will Be Located Here

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Morton Bearing Firm Moving To New Quarters

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Morton Bearing Company's New Building - 815 Wildt Street, August 1953

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Situated In New Home

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Arthur Bauer Operates A Turret Lathe At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954

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Hudson T. Morton Examines Bearings Manufactured At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954

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Clyde Hudson Grinds Bearings At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954

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Henry Heinzman Operates A Press Machine At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954

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Firm Manufactures 50,000 Special Bearings Per Year

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Arthur Bauer Operates A Turret Lathe At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954
Hudson T. Morton Examines Bearings Manufactured At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954
Clyde Hudson Grinds Bearings At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954
Henry Heinzman Operates A Press Machine At The Morton Bearing Company, December 1954
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Locally Manufactured Parts Go Into Making Of Atom Submarines

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