Free Woman Of Russia Myth Demystified In American View
An American observer recounts her journey to Russia and back, arguing liberation did not grant real equality. She describes women in Soviet life as burden bearers, doing jobs men avoid, with harsh justice and public propaganda shaping the narrative. She recalls a nursery incident showing harsh state priorities over family.
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Wenner
San ‘Antonio
Russia
Mario
Wellesley College
Ime
America
WA. 5
Washington
Soviet
Two U S Women Wield Shovels On Moscow Subway
Moscow subway work is aided by American volunteers as 2 women among about thirty Americans drill in light snow for a seven mile underground section. Mrs Richard H Sanger of Sangerfield NY and Mrs Ferdenanda A Reed of Boston and Cape Cod join others in the subbotnik labor drive to finish the line by November 7.
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New York Tribune Inc
Moscow
Richard H. Sanger
Sangerfield
N. Y
Wellesley
Social Registerlte
Boston
Cape Cod
M. Kazanovich
Moscow Communist Party
Women Labor in Moscow's First Subway Drive
In Soviet Moscow, women toil on the building of the first subway while men resist, forcing women to work long hours for low pay. The author notes two classes of female workers, widespread poverty among peasants driven to the city, and enforced meetings while housing remains cramped and heat scarce. The piece contrasts promised equality with harsh reality and ends questioning Soviet claims of gender equality and social justice.
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Moscow
Metropole
Tomradde
Fey
Atate Ferm
Tacory
Mer
Caramanlet Insternational
Co-Operative
Red International
T P A Delegates Attend Sherman Meet
T P A delegates head to Sherman for the forty fifth annual state convention of the Texas district. E Taylor Oscar Hyt Erizam McTavish RS McTavish listed as delegates along with Gene Natlan George P. Burnite and Arthur Brek in the readerly summary of the event.
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Association
Texas District of the Associatinn al WA
McTavish Lige
Rserizan
Oscar Hyyt E. Taylor
Gene Natlan
George P. Burnite
Arthur Brek
Beating Victim Treated. One Arrest Made
Earl Guthrie of 1400 Hashes Avenue was treated at a hospital after a shooting on South Flores Street. Police say an alleged attacker fired four shots, then chased Guthrie and struck him with the weapon while fleeing. One man arrested at police headquarters.
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Earl Guthrie
Hashes Avenue
Revert B. Green Hospital
South Flores Street
Guthrie
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