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Photo 4437
S-0526-0358-0002-00020 · Pièce · 1960-12-31
Fait partie de United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)

A survey as part of a pilot project in community development is being conducted by a joint team representing the Church World Service (CWS) and UNKRA, preliminary to the opening of an UNKRA-built Fundamental Education Centre at Suwon, Korea. A Korean village scene.

Photo 5387
S-0526-0358-0002-00016 · Pièce · 1960-12-31
Fait partie de United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)

Mr. W.R. Dyer, Chief of the UN Technical Assistance Unit of the World Meteorological Organisation, and Dr. Won Chul Lee, Director of the Meteorological Bureau of the Republic of Korea, examining the rain gauges at Seoul Observatory, Korea. The main observatory was destroyed during the war and has not yet been rebuilt. This operation is housed in temporary premises on a hilltop on the edge of Seoul.

Photo 4794
S-0526-0358-0002-00014 · Pièce · 1960-12-31
Fait partie de United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)

Mungyong Cement Plant. Overall view of the cement plant at present under construction by UNKRA at Mungyong, Korea, at a cost of $8.500,000. When completed, the plant will be the largest cement producer in Korea, with a capacity of 200,000 tons a year. The plant will be operated by a private firm, The Korean Cement Industry Co. Completion is expected early next year. UNKRA undertook construction of the Mungyong Cement Plant to meet the acute need for cement for reconstruction of Korea and for its developing industries.

Photo 5378
S-0526-0358-0002-00015 · Pièce · 1960-12-31
Fait partie de United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)

Students planning wood to size at the Kyunggi Vocational Training Center, Korea. The boys make practical household articles as part of their training in the workshops. The Centre which is attached to Kyunggi Technical High School, was built and equipped by UNKRA.

Photo 5066
S-0526-0358-0002-00012 · Pièce · 1960-12-31
Fait partie de United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)

Two of Korea's outstanding young chemists, Pyun Il Kyun and Kang Kong Soo, who left Seoul, Korea on 8 May 1957 for a two month visit to the US to study new glass techniques. Sponsored by UNKRA, the chemists will study under Dr. Scholes at Alfred University, New York. On their return they will set up and operate the testing laboratory at the Flat Glass Plant, which is in process of being built by UNKRA at Inchon. The $3.5 million plant will go into operation this summer and at full production will meet Korea's normal requirements for 12 million square feet of glass a year.