| Title: | Match the Faces and Brushing Up, Sweep Magazine, Summer 1966 |
| Keywords: | Sanitation worker;Trash and Transformation;Personal stories;Popular representation;Safety and training;Reports |
| Issue Date: | 15-Oct-2007 |
| Abstract: | An article entitled "Match the Faces" in Sweep Magazine, Sweep Magazine articles, Summer 1966, pages 15-16. The first page is a game asking the reader to match the faces of fathers and sons. On page 16 are the answers. Also on page 16 is the article entitled "Brushing Up" by William A. Keuper. |
| Description: | On page 15 are the faces of 12 sanitation workers and below their pictures is the caption "Which Father Goes with Which Son?" Page 16 has the answer key and also the article, "Brushing Up" which details safety rules and instructions for sanitation workers. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2451/23698 |
| Appears in Collections: | NYU-New York Department of Sanitation Museum Project |
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| DSNYM-20071015-KB-05.tif | 54.88 MB | TIFF |  View/Open | |
| DSNYM-20071015-KB-15.tif | 57.58 MB | TIFF |  View/Open |
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