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Women join workforce spurs National Business Week
HAL BOYLE notes that women increasingly enter traditional male fields and join the paid workforce. Census figures show 18.6 million employed women in 1950, with women dominating clerical work and rising in sales and other roles while men remain more numerous in heavy labor. The column also contrasts private house hold work and suggests maid jobs as practical for young men. Governor McKeldin sends a telegram to Mrs. Eisenhower regarding the President’s health.
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