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... positions before ; but it was the war which gave them the oppor- tunity to enter many factories which had heretofore ... Position of Women in In- dustry , " 1920 , passim . Data regarding women's war work taken from this study . workers ...
... positions before ; but it was the war which gave them the oppor- tunity to enter many factories which had heretofore ... Position of Women in In- dustry , " 1920 , passim . Data regarding women's war work taken from this study . workers ...
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... position taken by some individual unions in making sex a barrier to membership . In its 1922 con- vention it ... positions and participate to a much less degree in the active life of the union . This is as true of the federation itself ...
... position taken by some individual unions in making sex a barrier to membership . In its 1922 con- vention it ... positions and participate to a much less degree in the active life of the union . This is as true of the federation itself ...
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... positions for many years . There were approximately 4,000,000 ex - service men . Each had a right to qualify for civil service positions at five points lower than any one else . Each might be given preference in appointment . The study ...
... positions for many years . There were approximately 4,000,000 ex - service men . Each had a right to qualify for civil service positions at five points lower than any one else . Each might be given preference in appointment . The study ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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