No perfect solution to a broken home wartime life
The piece weighs family choices for women facing life after a husband’s absence, noting single independence or caring for children complicates housing and safety. It discusses options like living with relatives or renting larger homes, the risk of spoiling children with grandparents, and the need to manage life and family without complaint during wartime. It also notes U S wool imports and exports data from 1940 to 1941.
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