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Click Link for my Blog List. Click on these logos to see other blogs about the Akron, Ohio area that I have created. Some pictures on this blog are used by permission from the website, Summit Memory. Do you live in the Akron, Ohio Area? AA was founded there by Bill Wilson and Dr.
They were in the process of closing the factory down. The job lasted around six months. During this time, they were sorting out tools, parts, documents, files, etc. Most of which were thrown away. Well, being a combination historian and pack-rat, I took a lot of it home.
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Click Link for my Blog List. Hello, Im Mr. Ed. View my complete profile. August 6, 2007. Mark J. Price. Subscribe to Posts Atom. Goodyear Aircraft continued to build caskets after the war as this May 1947 photo indicates. Did you know that Goodyear built caskets during the war? Want more on Goodyear? Click this link for my NEW BLOG about the 1936 labor strike.CONTENT
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Mr Eds Blog Index Historical Stories, Akron, Ohio Area. This is a list of all of the blogs that I have created dealing with this subject. Click on title picture logos to go to that blog. Click Link for my Blog List.
Click link for my Blog List. May 27, 1934, Akron, Ohio. November 30, 1948, Parma, Ohio. Mount Peace Cemetery, Akron, Ohio. Jerry and his dance partner, circa 1946. Jerry and his buddies shortly before his death. Jerry Veon, his aunt and cousins shortly before his death. Jerry with his dog, circa 1936. Jerry and his cousin, Birdie Longgood around 1939. Jerry in his band uniform, 1946.
AMT issued this kit, I believe, in a limited run. Anyway, this kit was leftover stock from my hobby shop that I closed in 1999. I retained many model when I closed the store and have been building them over the winter months when the weather is cold and snowy. I decided to begin this kit and this blog is being created as I go. I started the kit on January 31, 2010. As always, AMT kits are molded in white.
Click Link for my Blog List. Walt Thompson, who owned the Sunoco station at the southern edge of the North Hill Viaduct bridge in Akron, rescued suicidal people in the 1930s and 1940s. The gas station stood at North Main and Furnace Streets on the edge of downtown. The gas station sign can be seen at the right side of this picture. Have you ever thought about suicide? .
And most of the cars and trucks that I have built, I still have. The kit was an early Lindberg kit. It came complete with all of the police equipment. Plus, the car was a 4-door model, rare for that time as most car kits were 2-doors. This kit has been out of production for many years.