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Women workers spur war effort in dismal London district
The article recounts women filling roles on factory floors and docks during wartime, replacing men who left for service. It notes initial resistance from some male workers, then widespread acceptance as women proved capable in packing, wagon loading, and factory tasks. It discusses wage parity, training schemes, and debates over postwar employment for women.
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Ag Tcniture
Enmeilier
Busindas
London
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War Service
Gatwertt