Dorothy Dix Says Women to Leave War Jobs and Return Home
Dorothy Dix reflects on wartime women workers being urged to give up their factory roles and return to domestic life. She notes the shift in women's ambitions and the lasting impact of war on family dynamics, predicting changes to marriages and gender roles once men return home.
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War reshapes wives roles after conflict era
Postwar shift in marriage dynamics as women gain independence from wartime skills and earnings. Many husbands must treat wives with greater politeness to keep them. Hospital Corpsman Wilburn C W Nenning, a pharmacist’s mate second class, USNR, is assigned to the Naval Training Hospital in Hawaii after serving 39 months and returning from service in October 1941.
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