Women and War Work and the Question of Reconversion
WNU reports on the surge of women into wartime labor and the looming reconversion. The Women's Bureau notes 18 million women employed, with 12 million servicemen returning to jobs, and discusses equal pay efforts, union contracts, and a proposed constitutional amendment for equal rights regardless of sex.
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Private Persuasion on Romance Amid War Ban
In this satirical column a veteran notes the lifting of a fraternization ban with German women, mocks strict rules, and predicts GIs will marry German girls again. He jokes about glamour, hairdressers, and war crime lists while defending romance and lend lease.
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Battle Cry Over Pokie and Tokio War Urges Resolve
Poetic wartime verse vows grim effort as nations brace for renewed combat. The speaker mocks enemy weakness and calls for steadfast resolve amid global conflict.
Trolley cars alive in U S transit, 118 electric firms
The American Transit association says trolley cars are far from dead with 118 electric car companies in the country carrying 60 percent of urban riders. Thirteen billion fares were collected last year, reviving memories of Sunday rides and crowded open cars.
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