Collection Name	Betty Etten Wiker Papers
Identifier	UAF-2003-175-16
Title	Printing
Description	Title taken from caption . "13 Apr 45. [WACs setting type for printing]." World War II changed the lives of women in significant ways. The war not only drew American women to the labor force, but it also brought them into the organized labor movement. As a result, female union membership quadrupled, and unprecedented numbers of women became labor activist and leaders. Once within the unions, women became staunch advocates against sex discrimination in the work place, and in time they began to help define a range of women's issues. Information was obtained from Higonnet, M. R, Jenson, J., Michel, S., Weitz, M. C. (Eds.). Behind the Lines, Gender and the Two World Wars. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1987 p.154.
Subject.TGM	Military personnel Printing Typesetting Women Military life Military uniforms
Corporate Name	United States. Army. Women's Army Corps
Region	Western Alaska and Aleutian Islands
Time Period	1939 to 1959
Date	1945 - 04 - 13
Type	Image (Photographs)
Ordering & Use	For information on ordering and using this material: http://library.uaf.edu/order-photos
Holding Institution	Alaska and Polar Regions Collections, Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks.; mailto:UAF-APR-reference-Service@alaska.edu --(907) 474-2791--PO Box 756808, Fairbanks, AK 99775-6808.
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Printing

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