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F location agreements. This resulted in shooting four of these locations in rapid succession. Designs that would normally have been given several weeks' time to develop were compressed into a week or less for each location, reuiring long hours for everyone involved. As the fi rst wave of shop designs hit, the graphics department ballooned with the hiring of six additional designers, two of those spots became permanent hires. y the end of this period, doens of storefronts were completed. The rapid pace of design and fabrication was unlike anything I'd ever witnessed. The Elections The series includes two voting seuences. The 190 race between oosevelt and indbergh, and a special presidential election in 192 following indbergh's disappearance, with D returning to run against ecretary of the Interior enry ord. Auto tycoon ord, a known anti-emite, oversees the creation of omestead 2, a national program of forced relocation for ewish employees of large American corporations, away from the maor cities to rural areas. The election seuences needed ballots, electioneering handouts, voting instruction posters and polling station signs. This fi ctitious 192 election reuired a research dive into both the 190 and 19 elections for candidates high and low to ensure accuracy. Extra, Extra ewsstands appear in scenes throughout the series. In this period, the maority of periodicals featured illustrated covers. 's policy didn't allow for C. BARBER SHOP, WEEQUAHIC, NJ. DESIGN BY RAPHAEL SENZAMICI SET PHOTO BY RANDALL RICHARDS. D. WEEQUAHIC BAKERY. SET PHOTO BY JORDAN JACOBS. E. & F. 1942 SPECIAL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION GRAPHICS. C D F E