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Equal Pay for Black Workers
Debate about the No-Strike
Clause
These photos are in the American Memory collection, America from the Great Depression to World War II: Photographs from the FSA/OWI, 1935-1945 . Click on the thumbnail to see a larger image.
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war work (many photos are of women workers)
This photo is in the National Archives ARC Digital Copies collection.
These posters are in the National Archives ARC Digital Copies collection.
Cutting air won't win this war! This is wartime too! Work & sweat for victory!
"Men's room marines" won't win this war! Work & sweat for victory!
Out of the plant for you means out of the fight for him. Remington war workers stay on the job
Oil Is Ammunition. Oil Workers Are War Workers.
War Department Report - Exclusive Showing For War Workers
Keeping war workers well and fit
Maintaining War Workers' Morale
Uncle Sam Must Have Trained Men & Women For War Industries
We may not be welding tanks, but . . .
I'm putting in a full day every day.
What's an Absentee Sarge? He's a Guy Work'in in a War Plant That's A.W.O.L.
You Too Are Needed in a War Job. Work in a Food Processing Plant.
10 lost minutes by American workmen means 19 lost bombers!
Casualities...On Our Home Front They Can Be Avoided!
Home Front Fires are Enemy Victories
In Battle...Casualties Can't Be Avoided...But On the Home Front We Can Avoid Getting Hurt.
Our Home
Front "Task Force!" Like Soldiers... on the Job at Dawn! On Time... All
the Time.
Dare You to Say
These posters are in the Smithsonian Institution online exhibit
of WWII posters,
"Produce for Victory" .
These posters are in the Northwestern University Library collection. Click on the thumbnail to see a larger image.
Strong in the strength of the Lord
These posters are in the American Memory collection By the People, For the People: Posters from the WPA, 1936-1943 . Click on the thumbnail to see a larger image.
In national defense industries are open for skilled workers
Mobilizing Michigan for farm and factory
These posters are in
the Minneapolis
Public Library's Posters of the Second World War collection.
They'll
let us know when to quit
Couldn't
have done it without you
Your
job is to keep 'em shooting
I need
you on the job full time
Don't
give your blood
Stamp
out the Axis
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Acrobat to view some of these documents.
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here for a free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
These pamphlets are in the Central Libraries of Southern Methodist University collection.
Disputes before the War Labor Board
Information concerning manning tables
This pamphlet is in the Northwestern University Library collection. Click on the thumbnail to see a larger image.
Production drive: official plan book
You'll need to download the RealPlayer (the free "basic" version is in the upper corner on the far right) or the QuickTime software to view this video material.
These videos are in the collection of Internet Moving Pictures Archive (at archive.org). To view, under "Stream", click "Real" for the RealPlayer version or "QT" for the QuickTime version.
These ads
are in the Medicine
and
Madison Avenue collection of
I
can't afford to lose a week's salary
