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''In radio, as in other phases of the war program, women are right on the beam. Misses Dorothy King, left, and Dorris Nelson master soldering job on radio set at War Industries Training center here.'
This article examines the case of the Women’s Auxiliary Television Technical Staff (WATTS) of the Ch...
A radio transcript of an interview with Helen McCordick (wife to Frank McCordick) about the work of ...
24849 World War II, women working at men's jobs in the D & RGW RR yards, Dec., 1943. Salt Lake Trib....
''With speaker in hand, Miss Sue Jean Hall tunes up receiving set. San Antonio's War Industries Tra...
Photograph shows an RCA Dynamic Demonstrator II radio learning device.''With a dynamic demonstrator,...
''Miss Ora Merle Ross studies wave patterns on oscilloscope. Upon completion of radio course, women...
''With a dynamic demonstrator, Miss Margaret Bagby, left, and Miss Mary Miller discover just how ra...
''Radio students must know exactly what makes a radio tick. Here Miss Cora Ann Buchanan is testing ...
Title continues: ... Mrs. Virginia Young (right) whose husband was one of the first casualties of Wo...
During WWII, many women entered the workforce out of necessity. Some stayed in their positions once ...
Typed on verso: September 22, 1943. Colberg Boat Works, Stockton, California. Program sponsored by l...
The following information and photograph were from a wall display presentation in Egg Harbor City, ...
24854 World War II, women working in men's jobs at the D & RGW RR yards, Sept., 1944. Salt Lake Trib...
Women played a vital role in the economy and labor force during World War II in the United States. T...
Pace Institute\u27s role in the training of women for wartime role. See also Women during the WW1htt...
This article examines the case of the Women’s Auxiliary Television Technical Staff (WATTS) of the Ch...
A radio transcript of an interview with Helen McCordick (wife to Frank McCordick) about the work of ...
24849 World War II, women working at men's jobs in the D & RGW RR yards, Dec., 1943. Salt Lake Trib....
''With speaker in hand, Miss Sue Jean Hall tunes up receiving set. San Antonio's War Industries Tra...
Photograph shows an RCA Dynamic Demonstrator II radio learning device.''With a dynamic demonstrator,...
''Miss Ora Merle Ross studies wave patterns on oscilloscope. Upon completion of radio course, women...
''With a dynamic demonstrator, Miss Margaret Bagby, left, and Miss Mary Miller discover just how ra...
''Radio students must know exactly what makes a radio tick. Here Miss Cora Ann Buchanan is testing ...
Title continues: ... Mrs. Virginia Young (right) whose husband was one of the first casualties of Wo...
During WWII, many women entered the workforce out of necessity. Some stayed in their positions once ...
Typed on verso: September 22, 1943. Colberg Boat Works, Stockton, California. Program sponsored by l...
The following information and photograph were from a wall display presentation in Egg Harbor City, ...
24854 World War II, women working in men's jobs at the D & RGW RR yards, Sept., 1944. Salt Lake Trib...
Women played a vital role in the economy and labor force during World War II in the United States. T...
Pace Institute\u27s role in the training of women for wartime role. See also Women during the WW1htt...
This article examines the case of the Women’s Auxiliary Television Technical Staff (WATTS) of the Ch...
A radio transcript of an interview with Helen McCordick (wife to Frank McCordick) about the work of ...
24849 World War II, women working at men's jobs in the D & RGW RR yards, Dec., 1943. Salt Lake Trib....
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