Women workers in wartime push into new roles across industries
The piece highlights millions of women entering pay envelopes and filling roles once held by men. It cites taxi drivers, police reserves in New York, factory work, farming, sales, drafting, and elevator work, noting Britain’s experience and Pictorial Review’s coverage of women’s labor and its impact on society.
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Pictorial Review Series on Women Voter Power and Civic Involvement
A broad survey by Pictorial Review discusses women’s voting power eightly twelve million women in the United States. It urges women to take a broader interest in civic and national questions and examines vital problems in this connection titled The State It Is We and Where Do We Go from Here.
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