GLAMOUR GIRLS OF 1943 Part 3

Description

Encourages women to take war work, particularly in industry. Contains many scenes of women doing various jobs in war industries (operating machines in factories, sewing parachutes, inspecting parts, etc.). Explains how the U.S. Employment Service helps find war jobs and arranges training programs. Shows women in essential, nonindustrial jobs: airplane and railroad maintenance, bus driving, farming, etc. Includes scenes of women's activities during World War I: farming, railroad maintenance, military service (Yoemanettes are inspected and reviewed by Sec. Josephus Daniels and Under-Sec. Franklin Roosevelt).

Collection

Records of the Office of War Information

Series

Propaganda, Information, and Documentary Motion Pictures