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Weapons industry
A good breakfast builds muscles for workes-at desk or in a war plant
3/31/1945
Lens cleaner in a Toronto war plant is this grandmother, Mrs
1/18/1943
Managed and manned by housewives is the Airplane Supply Co
3/21/1943
Operating a milling machine, Jean McRae, Newton-brook, is one of the few single girls working in the plant
3/11/1943
These Tubes of waste paper, held by Joyce Winn, are vital components of anti-aircraft shells
n.d.
An aptitude for unusual tasks is the first step to work in a war work plant
9/5/1942
No optical illusions will fool Mrs. Harriet Horseman, who is making a parallax test. The supplies which the girl inspectors must pass or reject go to United Nations' forces in all parts of the world
3/7/1942
Aptitude tests are simple, but skilfully devised to reveal otherwise hidden facts concerning the mechanical dexterity of applicants
9/5/1942
Toronto men, women, boys and girls who pass aptitude tests find themselves building planes
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Mrs. Marion Kirk, Her husband is overseas
11/28/1942
At the signal up goes the crane
1/23/1943
As good as any man
1/23/1943
Not only a war worker is Mrs. J. Spence, another grandmother, but she also is a donor of blood to the Red Cross clinic. Her husband is overseas
1/18/1943
Mrs. M. E. Nicholson says, It will be hard to go back to housework after the war. Plant officials say of the grandmothers: They're better workers than(...)
9/1/1943
Small Arms Ltd., Long Branch, has 287 grandmothers among its war workers, and personnel heads say they're the best workers in the plant. Mrs. Almanda (...)
9/1/1943
Minute measurements to within one one-thousandth of an inch and less can be made accurately by graduates like Betty Newman. She is shown as she measur(...)
3/7/1942
At end of shift Lillian turns controls over to another worker
1/23/1943
Winnifred Fisher of the John Inglis Co
9/5/1944
Women learn to fill the shells for their soldiers, Wives, mothers and grandmothers of active service men are wartime schoolgirls at classes in shell-f(...)
4/7/1943
Painting shells so as to make them rust-proof is the operation being performed by Mrs
1/2/1943
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