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Fort Wayne Works Employee C.F. Stewart
1932
C.F. Stewart of International Harvester's Fort Wayne Works sits behind a desk in an office.
Chief Engineer at Fort Wayne Works
1935
Alfred Krieg, chief engineer at International Harvester's Fort Wayne Works, sitting behind an office desk.
Engineering Department
December 20, 1943
Heads of various divisions of International Harvester's truck(?) engineering department gather around a table to look over blueprints and plans. Clockwise, the men in the photograph are: J.C.A. Str...
Fort Wayne Works Superintendents
1935
E.C. Lutz, superintendent of International Harvester's Fort Wayne Works, sits at a desk while C.M. Harrison, assistant superintendent, stands next to him.
Two Men in Fort Wayne Engineering Department
1935
Charles W. Gilden sits at a desk in the Fort Wayne Works Engineering Department while Paul T. Brantingham stands next to him.
Engineers at Fort Wayne Works
1935
D.G. Renno (left) and H.K. Reinoehl look over blueprints in the Engineering Department at International Harvester's Ft. Wayne Works.
