Texas Survey on Work Reveals Women's Employment Patterns
A U.S. Labor Department survey for Texas shows clothing plants employ the largest number of women, with Mexicans and Negro workers concentrated in specific industries. The study covers 43 cities and 369 establishments visited in 1932, noting varied occupations across white, Mexican, and Black female workers and highlighting home sewing, shelling, laundries, hotels, and restaurants.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Women's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
State Department of Labor
Uncertain political heat and wartime costs loom in empire and Japan
Anxious delegates applaud a leadership question while Britain shows costly imitation war in the Mediterranean. Britain reports 500000 pounds monthly wartime costs. A Japanese widow apologizes to the emperor over a rebellion. New Jersey Governor Hoffman warns of unrest and uses 2 million dollars for relief.
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England
Mediterranean
Italy
Egypt
House of Commons
Hoffman
New Jersey
Treasury
Udga Free Trial At Fox City Drug Stores
Over 54000 readers report relief from stomach acidity pains with Udga. The free trial offer comes via a Stomach Specialist prescription and is available at Fox Drug Stores and City Drug Stores. Money back if not delighted.
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Fox Drug
City Drug
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