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Roll up those sleeves and join the war efforts ladies! Our boys need lots of planes, tanks, and ammunition!
December 1944
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Women be proud to work for your country! You efforts are needed on the homefront!
July 1944
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Single Female
Birthday: February 28,1943
Political: Democratic
Religion: Methodist
Hometown: Springfield, IL
15 million strong and counting.
April 1944
Support our troops, help keep our nation strong and fighting! Join Us!
October 1943
Friends
"If you've used an electric mixer in your kitchen, you can learn to run a drill press.”
August 1943
Lee
Sarah
Betty
Civil service jobs open to all: mothers of children, all ages, are welcomed.
February 1943
Sam
Diane
Susie

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Birthday: February 28, 1943
Sex: Female
Hometown: Springfield, IL
Relationship Status: Single
Political Views: Democratic
Religious Denomination: Methodist
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Activities: Factory Work, Volunteering for the war front
Interests: Liberty, Justice, Defeating Nazi Germany and Japan
Favorite Music:. Swing, Benny Goodman
Favorite Movies:: Gone with Wind, the Grapes of Wrath
Favorite Books: Bible, War and Peace
About Me: I am the most successful advertising recruitment campaign in American history. I represented the American women who worked in factories during Word War II. I helped recruit two million women into the workforce to support the war economy. I am commonly used as a symbol of feminism and women’s economic power. I was pictured on a recruitment poster with the slogan “We Can Do It!”, but got my name from a hit song in 1942.
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Single Female
Birthday: February 28, 1943
Political: Democratic
Religion: Methodist
Hometown: Springfield, IL .

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