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Parte deUnited Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)
A general view of blowers installed in the newly constructed power house.
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Parte deUnited Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)
A general view of blowers installed in the newly constructed power house.
Parte deUnited Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)
The main smelter building at Changhang. The entire upper structure of this building has been newly constructed to house the forty-five foot span crane shown above. This crane can lift two ladles each containing 20 tons of molten metal.
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Casting copper anodes. This is one of the processes that will be modernized.
Parte deUnited Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) (1950-1958)
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Student at Kyonggi Technical High School in Seoul study water flow using a movable channel. The channel is part of $20,000 worth of equipment furnished to the school by the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) for a new hydraulics laboratory dedicated on 14 October 1958. The laboratory, the only one in South Korea will afford training for civil engineering students specializing in irrigation, flood control, land reclamation and the like. Altogether UNKRA has provided this vocational high school with three one-story shop buildings, a three-story building in which the new hydraulic laboratory is located, at a total cost of $159,000 plus another $122,000 in equipment and supplies.
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Students at Yosu Fisheries School working in the model cannery which was equipped by UNKRA. Here they are putting fish-filled cans into the canning kettle.
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Yosu Fisheries School is equipped with a model ice plant installed by UNKRA for training purposes. The plant has a daily production capacity of five to six tons of flaked ice and storage accommodation for thirty tons of iced fish. Here the students are learning how the refrigeration units work.
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The seaming machine at Yosu Fisheries School. This machine imported by UNKRA turns out ten to fifteen cans a minute.
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Two trainees from the UN-aided Korean Fundamental Education Center at Suwon, south west of Seoul, discuss the sesame crop with farmers in a nearby village. The Center was set up by the UNKRA in 1956 to train leaders in rural development work and is now being operated by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Students attend classes at the Center itself and then gain a first-hand view of rural problems through field work in laboratory villages.
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Students operating the seaming machine in the Yosu Fisheries School model cannery. This machine closes ten to fifteen cans a minute.