>(Somewhere here I have the brochure from the grand opening of the
>company's brand new Engineering and Research Center in the 1950s.
>It's full of the grandiose optimism stereotypical of the era, about
>how the state-of-the-art facility would help the company harness the
>boundless power of science to make everything better forever. Kind of
>depressing to read now, when the building is a crumbling ruin and
>everything is not better forever, but at the time it must have been
>hard not to be swept along by the current. I scanned it once, a few
>years ago, since as far as we know it's the last copy. Maybe I should
>dig up the files and post them?)

http://www.eyrie-productions.com/G-GFX/GNP%20ERC%201962%20brochure.pdf

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