She Remembers Pearl Harbor

Category: Working Women

Women Will Stay

Source: “Women Will Stay.” Business Week, 11 Mar. 1944, pp. 46”“50.

March 11, 1944
Are Women Doing Their Share In the War?

Source: Furnas, J C. “Are Women Doing Their Share In the War?” The Saturday Evening Post, 29 Apr. 1944, pp. 13”“44.

April 29, 1944
A Nursing Service Adjusts To Wartime Pressures

Source: “A Nursing Service Adjusts To Wartime Pressures.” The American Journal of Nursing, June 1944, pp. 537”“540. https://www.jstor.org/stable/3456112

June 1, 1944
Maternity Policy of The War Department

Source: “The Social Front: Jobs and Workers [Maternity Policy of The War Department].” Survey Midmontly: Journal of Social Work, Sept. 1944, pp. 262”“263.

September 1, 1944
Women in Wartime Labor Force In Illinois, July 1944

Source: “Women in Wartime Labor Force In Illinois, July 1944.” Monthly Labor Review, vol. 59, no. 6, Dec. 1944, pp. 1234”“1236.

December 1, 1944
Christmas, Christmas, Everywhere! How Army and Navy Nurses Spend Christmas Overseas

Source: “Christmas, Christmas, Everywhere! How Army and Navy Nurses Spend Christmas Overseas.” The American Journal of Nursing, Dec. 1944, pp. 1112”“1115. https://www.jstor.org/stable/3416568?origin=JSTOR-pdf

December 1, 1944
Women Eye Jobs

Source: “Women Eye Jobs.” Business Week, 16 Dec. 1944, pp. 88”“90.

December 16, 1944
Calling All Nurses: A Report From the Front

Source: Blanchfield, FlorenceÂ A. “Calling All Nurses: A Report From the Front.” The American Journal of Nursing, Feb. 1945, pp. 91”“93. https://www.jstor.org/stable/3416438

February 1, 1945
Wartime Confusions and a Draft

Source: “Wartime Confusions and a Draft.” The American Journal of Nursing, Mar. 1945, pp. 169”“170. https://www.jstor.org/stable/3416858

March 1, 1945