Suggestions for Additional Research
Agriculture—labor
"All Young Farmers in County Made 1-A" Denver Post 2/16/45
"All Young Farmers Made 1-A by Jefferson County Board" Denver Post 2/16/45
"Vivian Urges Uniforms For Young Farm Help" Denver Post 4/20/43
"Farmers Affected By New Selective Service Rulings" Wichita Eagle 12/15/44
"Seeking More War Prisoners For N.M. Farm Labor" Roswell Daily Record 6/1/44
"30,000 War Prisoners Needed for Farm Work" Dallas Morning News 3/25/44
"Farmers Expect Prisoners Soon" Albuquerque Journal 9/24/43
"Prisoners at Phillips Used as Farm Help" Salina Journal 5/18/43
"Harvest Wage to Be $7-10 a Day" Salina Journal 6/16/45
"City Civic Clubbers Discover Cotton Picking's Not So Soft" Daily Oklahoman 10/10/42
"First Southern Laborers to Arrive Tuesday" Bismarck Tribune 8/3/45
"Navajo Indians Begin Lambing Jobs in Wyoming" Wyoming Eagle 4/4/45
"3,000 Mexican Harvest Workers Due in N.D. Soon" Bismarck Tribune 7/21/44
"Mexican Workers May Come Here" Bismarck Tribune 7/1/45
"Farmers Told how to Obtain Jap Evacuees" Denver Post 9/1/42
"Farmers to Mine in Slack Period" Albuquerque Journal 11/14/43
"Farm Labor Urged to Take Winter Jobs in Industry" Wyoming Eagle 10/26/43
"City Folk to Aid of Harvest" Wichita Eagle 5/14/44
"War Prisoners to Work on Montana Farm" Bismarck Tribune 6/19/44
"Postal Employees To Pick Cotton" Dallas Morning News 10/10/44
"Women's Land Army is Doing Big Job in State" Denver Post 9/28/44
"New Job for Women—Sheep Shearing" Omaha World Herald 3/15/43
"Your Mexican Hired Hand" Dakota Farmer 7/7/45
"Mexicans Aid in State Harvest" Rapid City Daily Journal 2/5/45
"Suggest Training of Women Farmers" Wichita Eagle 10/23/43
"Clothes Designs Especially for Farm Women at Work Planned" Wyoming Eagle 1/14/42
"Kansas Farmers Worried About Food for Laborers" Bismarck Tribune 6/13/45
"Pea Crop's in, Thanks to Volunteers" Omaha World Herald 6/25/43
"Men at War, Wheat Harvest is Story of Women in Fields" Daily Oklahoman 6/27/43
"Guardsmen Battle to Save Crops, City Labor Encourages Farmers" Dallas Morning News 6/14/43
"Gov. Vivian Renews Demands Army Farmers Be Released" Denver Post 4/16/43
"Western Farmers Are Told to Solve Labor Problems" Denver Post 5/21/42
"Parents Urged to Help Keep Farm Boys Home" Daily Oklahoman 12/18/41
Agriculture—machinery
"Farmers Will Get Essential New Machines Wyoming Eagle 7/16/42
"Farmers Guarantee Machine Parts Only Until February" Denver Post 11/2/41
Agriculture—postwar
"Service Men Look Forward to Farming When War Ends" Bismarck Tribune 3/24/44
Agriculture—production
"US will Ask Bigger Crops in Colorado" Denver Post 10/12/41
"State Food Goals" Salina Journal 10/4/41
"Electrification of Farms Boost War Food Production" Wyoming State Tribune-Leader and Wyoming Eagle 7/25-28/1944
"Reduction in Sugar Acreage is Predicted" Wyoming State Tribune-Leader and Wyoming Eagle 11/26/40
"As Tires Grow Tired" Successful Farming 6/1/42
"University Extension Official Sees Return of Horse on Farm" Wyoming Eagle 1/30/42
"Livestock Population of State at Peak" Wyoming State Tribune-Leader and Wyoming Eagle 07-25-28-44
"War Crop Acreage to Drop, Lack of Loans Called Factor" Omaha World Herald 2/20/44
"Cattle Thefts Increase in State" Albuquerque Journal 2/20/43
"This is Going to be Tough!: Farm Machinery Will Be Hard to Get" Dakota Farmer 11/14/42
"Last Year's Record Farm Output is Base for Bigger Production" Rapid City Daily Journal 2/26/42
Agriculture—war effect
"How Will War Affect the Farmer?" Farmer-Stockman 9/15/39
Bonds
"Thousand Cheer Premiere of Denver-at-War Exposition" Denver Post 1/24/44
"Denver-at-War Exposition Will Be Extended Two Days" Denver Post 1/26/44
"Calf Auction Nets $5,700,000 in War Bonds at Premiere" Omaha World Herald 2/10/44
Celebration
"Two-Day State Holiday is Proclaimed" Denver Post 8/15/45
"Denver Returns to Normal After Celebrating Victory" Denver Post 8/17/45
"Second Night of Celebration in Denver Orderly, Say Police" Denver Post 8/16/45
"Only Two Injured Seriously in Denver Peace Celebration" Denver Post 8/15/45
"Dallasites Want Sirens' Wail to Signal Nazis' Surrender" Dallas Morning News 8/6/44
Child Care
"Day Nurseries Planned Here" Wyoming State Tribune 6/24/43
"School's Out! Nursery Plans Rushed to Aid War Workers" Daily Oklahoman 5/29/43
"Higher Rates for Children's Centers Loom" Denver Post 9/3/45
Defense
"Scout Leaders Discuss Defense" Billings Gazette 12/13/41
"S.D. to Have Surprise Blackout This Month" Rapid City Daily Journal 4/7/43
"Full Dress 'Bomber Raid' Is Scheduled for Enid" Daily Oklahoman 9/23/42
"Nerve Center of City's Defense" Daily Oklahoman 11/15/42
"If Dallas is Bombed What Would YOU Do?" Dallas Morning News 2/21/43
"Oklahoma City CAN Be Bombed" Daily Oklahoman 11/15/42
Defense Raids
"Civilian Defense Volunteer Office to Open Here" Omaha World Herald 12/11/41
"Omaha Meets Raid Test" Omaha World Herald 2/1/43
"2,500 City Air Raid Wardens Being Issued Special Arm Bands" Daily Oklahoman 8/20/42
"All Denver Homes Will Get Blackout Inspection" Denver Post 8/27/42
"It All Goes Black" Salina Journal 12/8/42
Housing
"500 New Homes to Relieve Housing Shortage in Dallas" Dallas Morning News 3/31/45
"Build Homes in Bellevue" Omaha World Herald 11/28/41
"Defense Housing Project Family Likes Security From Moving" Wichita Eagle 8/24/41
"Landlords Urged to keep Rents at Normal Levels" Bismarck Tribune 5/1/44
"Rooms Fade Away For Navy Wives" Daily Oklahoman 5/16/44
Industry
"Spawned of War, Omaha's DDT Industry is Now Booming Business" Omaha World Herald 9/23/45
Internment
"Last Resident of Amache Camp Leaves" Denver Post 10/15/45
"Colorado Japs Flocking to Fat Jobs in Illinois" Denver Post 3/6/45
"Japs Evacuees Will Return to Homes on Coast After Jan. 1" Denver Post 12/18/44
"2,507 of Released Jap Camp Residents Settle in Colorado" Denver Post 5/25/44
"Anti-Jap Bill Dies in Colorado Senate" Denver Post 2/9/44
"Amanche Relocation Camp Japs Get Good Food and Plenty of It" Denver Post 2/19/43
"State Has No Voice in Pay at Jap Camp" Wyoming Eagle 8/13/42
"First Group of West Coast Jap Evacuees on Way to Cody Camp" Wyoming Eagle 8/11/42
"Omaha Engineers Build City for 10 Thousand Japanese" Sunday World-Herald 8/2/42
"Rumor Jap Camp To Be Built South of City" Roswell Daily Record 4/21/42
"No Jap in State" Salina Journal 4/2/42
"Carr Says Colorado Will Take Evacuated Japs if Called On" Denver Post 3/1/42
"415 Jap Aliens Arrive at Fort" Bismarck Tribune 2/9/42
"Japanese Colony at Clovis Receives War News Calmly" Amarillo Globe 12/8/41
Labor—general
"Vital Jobs Remains for Labor" Omaha World Herald 9/15/44
"Supper at 8 am is Becoming Commonplace For Wichita's Defense Workers" Wichita Eagle 12/7/41
"Many Workers Needed in Denver Meat Plants" Denver Post 9/25/45
"Police Department Hard Hit As Armed Services Take Men" Wichita Eagle 5/13/42
"High School Grads Take Unusual Work" Rapid City Daily Journal 7/18/43
"Vacant Chair Always There" Omaha World Herald 3/11/45
"Smart Students Will Quit Jobs and Return to School" Wyoming Eagle 8/30/44
Labor—miscellaneous
"School Children May be Allowed To Work" Rapid City Daily Journal 7/10/43
"City's U.S. Employment Office Places 1,000 in Jobs Monthly" Daily Oklahoman 11/15/42
Labor—training
"Vivian Offers Program for Defense Workers" Denver Post 10/31/43
"Agency Officials Attack City's Labor Problem" Daily Oklahoman 12/29/42
"15,000 Train For Jobs in City's Plants" Daily Oklahoman 11/15/42
"Tech School Approved for Defense" Dallas Morning News 7/10/40
Labor—post war
"476,541 Unemployed in Texas Foreseen for Postwar Period Dallas Morning News 5/12/44
"Colorado Realizes no Postwar Slump" Denver Post 9/7/45
Liquor
"Liquor? You're in the Wrong City" Daily Oklahoman 11/2/42
"Law Divorcing Beer, Dancing Now In Effect" Daily Oklahoman 6/30/43
"New Liquor Licenses To Be Withheld Until After Victory" Wyoming State Tribune 8/1/45
Miscellaneous
"Hartman Will Check Watches of Civilian Defense Workers" Amarillo Globe 2/9/42
"Despite War, Omahans Keep Up Special Interests" Omaha World Herald 2/11/45
"Mid-West at War" Salina Journal 7/14/42
"Laundries Overworked, Owners Say" Dallas Morning News 5/5/43
"War Brings Many Changes in Lincoln" Lincoln Sunday Journal 1/31/43
"No Worry Over Rationing for Clever Hostesses" Omaha World Herald 2/10/45
"Defense Lure Brings Lack of Waitresses" Daily Oklahoman 11/4/41
"4-H Pledges War Support" Omaha World Herald 12/14/41
"Few Counties in State Cancel Their Fairs" Daily Oklahoman 7/22/42
"University Starts Health Program For Draftees" Daily Oklahoman 3/23/41
"Teachers of Denver Told to Emphasize Patriotism" Denver Post 9/3/41
"Army Gets Ready" Salina Journal 10/28/39
"Draft Objectors To Draw Program" Daily Oklahoman 1/31/41
"City is Canvassed For Contributions to Jewish Relief" Bismarck Tribune 1/14/39
"'Keep Peace' Says Bismarck's Legion" Bismarck Tribune 9/14/39
"State No Slacker" Salina Journal 9/18/41
"FBI Slates Defense School" Billings Gazette 11/14/41
"Advises Stay in School" Salina Journal 8/28/41
"But Keep Peace, Say Local Folk" Bismarck Tribune 5/27/40
"Finish Relief Fund Finds Support" Bismarck Tribune 1/26/40
Nursing
"N.D. Nurses Urged to Serve With Army" Bismarck Tribune 12/10/41
"More Nurses are Needed, Parley Told" Wyoming State Tribune 7/25/43
"Nurses of Colorado Will Be Ready for War Defense Call" Denver Post 3/16/41
Post War
"Veteran Solves Own House Need with Garage; Offers to Help Others" Omaha World Herald 12/23/45
"Vets and Families Arriving at Colorado U. Trailer Homes" Denver Post 11/4/45
"Housing Rated No. 1 Problem in Denver" Denver Post 9/11/45
"Ickes Reports Requests from Interested Service Men Running at 3,000 a Month" Denver Post 6/10/45
"South Dakota Town Plans Free Lots For War Veterans" Denver Post 6/10/45
"Advocates Farm Settlements for Veterans of Wars" Roswell Daily Record 11/16/44
"Landlords Urged to Accepts Vets' Tots" Wyoming State Tribune 12/6/45
"New Housing Regulations are Outlined" Wyoming State Tribune 12/31/45
"Public Urged to Aid Vets Find Housing" Wyoming State Tribune 12/14/45
"After the War, What Will the Girl Workers Do? They’ll Get Into the Kitchen in a Hurry" Daily Oklahoman 6/13/43
"Remain in College Students Told by Sorority Speaker" Denver Post 8/26/42
POW
"Germans At Fort Lincoln Make IT—Hot and Heavy" Bismarck Tribune 8/22/41
"Public May See Internment Camp Soon at Open House" Bismarck Tribune 6/2/41
"Few Changes Needed to Ready Fort Lincoln for Housing of Italian and German Seaman" Bismarck Tribune 5/13/41
"Still Not Sure When Fort Will Be Ready for Seaman" Bismarck Tribune 4/18/41
"Only Part of Ft. Lincoln To be Fenced for Sailors" Bismarck Tribune 4/16/41
Rationing—agriculture
"Tuesday to See Farm Mobilization; Texas Cotton Is Failure As War Unit" Dallas Morning News 1/11/43
"Rations on Farm" Salina Journal 4/2/43
Rationing—automobile
"Will Have Rubber" Salina Journal 9/19/42
"4 Given Penalties in Hot Tire Trial; Gas Case Fines Made" Dallas Morning News 5/10/44
"Salina Already Realizes Absence of Gas Rationing" Salina Journal 9/8/45
"Denver Pupils to Gather Tons of Tin Monthly" Denver Post 1/3/44
"Laundry Truck is Equipped With Wood Tires" Amarillo Globe 2/24/42
"Colorado Given Only 475 Truck Tires for August" Denver Post 7/27/44
"System of Registering Car Owners Set Up Here" Salina Journal 10/30/42
"Must Share Rides" Salina Journal 10/21/42
"Must Prove Need" Salina Journal 12/17/42
"Gasoline Is Available for Farm Worker" Roswell Daily Record 11/3/42
"'A' Gas Ration Will Be Cut on March 22" Denver Post 3/14/44
"Kansas Allowed 1,802 New Cars" Salina Journal 2/25/42
Rationing—fats
"Fats and Waster Paper No. 1 U.S. Salvage Needs" Denver Post 1/9/44
"Housewives Urged to Turn in Waste Fats" Wyoming State Tribune 12/15/44
"Waste Fat Shipments Show Gain" Wyoming State Tribune 6/18/44
Rationing—general
"3,400 Old Girdles Are Wanted in Amarillo" Amarillo Globe 6/18/42
"War Food Courses Set up in Schools" Bismarck Tribune 10/28/43
"Rationing Stamps To Be Made Good Indefinitely" Roswell Daily Record 3/27/44
"Hoarding Is Blamed As Tokens Run Short in Banks and Stores" Dallas Morning News 3/25/44
"Holiday Rationing Jitters Hits City Shoe Shops; What a Mob!" Daily Oklahoman 12/31/44
"'Vitamins for Defense' Will Be Cooking School Subject" Amarillo Globe 2/11/42
"Denverites Lost 16,949 Ration Books During '44" Denver Post 1/14/45
"Ration Boost May Bar Café Shutdown" Denver Post 7/26/45
"Denver Region Has Little Traffic In Fake Ration Stamps" Denver Post 7/11/45
"Denver Visitor Kills Himself By Long Leap" Denver Post 6/19/45
"Denver Stores Prepared to Issue Ration Tokens" Denver Post 2/27/44
"One-Third of Restaurants Face Change" Wyoming State Tribune 12/3/44
"Here are Ration Point Changes for January" Wyoming State Tribune 1/3/44
"You'll Have Less Food at Higher Prices Now with Point Rationing" Amarillo Globe 2/22/43
"Clip this Consumer Ration Form and Home, Fill It Out, Save Time" Amarillo Globe 2/7/43
"Pupils to Study Ration Methods in War Program" Lincoln Star 1/5/43
"Denver Grocers Amazed at Drastic Cut in Foods" Denver Post 2/22/43
"Washington Turns down Pleas of Cafá Owners" Denver Post 7/31/45
"City Cafes Win Ration Point Battle With Budget System" Daily Oklahoman 11/14/43
Rationing—meat
"Wives Ponder Ration Cut Back, Find Turkey Scraps Look Better" Daily Oklahoman 12/27/44
"Soldiers Here are Taught How to Handle Meat" Denver Post 6/25/44
"Canned Rattlesnake Meat in Victory Garden Exhibit" Omaha World Herald 8/30/43
"Urges Protein Foods to Take Place of Meat" Wyoming Eagle 10/10/42
"Horse Meat has Moved to the Table" Salina Journal 7/4/45
"Meat Shortage Reaches Acute Stage in Cheyenne" Wyoming Eagle 5/24/45
"Cattle Roam State's Pastures But Vegetable Dinners Remain" Daily Oklahoman 5/26/45
Rationing—nonfood
"Farm Conference Helps Women to Remodel Clothes" Denver Post 5/21/42
"Bulging Pocketbooks Star Wide Clothes Buying Spree" Bismarck Tribune 3/15/43
"Groceries to Be Distributed But Daily Now" Bismarck Tribune 1/16/42
"Ration Banking Difficulties Grow for Cheyenne Bankers" Wyoming Eagle 4/3/43
"Shoppers Throng Toy Departments to Buy Plastic, Wooden Presents" Dallas Morning News 12/3/44
"Materials for Many Repairs Are Available" Daily Oklahoman 4/12/42
"Rural Folks' Rights Aired by Women" Dallas Morning News 8/19/43
"Shoppers Warned of Paper Bag Shortage" Wyoming State Tribune 9/10/44
"All Amarillos' Chillun Got Shoes to Repair" Amarillo Globe 2/18/43
"Shoe Rationing May Be Peril to Growth of Feet" Denver Post 9/29/43
"Share-The-Ride Plan Launched at Wichita" Wichita Eagle 11/29/42
"Women-at-War New Better: Elastic Girdles on Way Back" Dallas Morning News 10/29/43
"Shoe Rationing Means Sale of More Footwear" Dallas Morning News 6/16/43
"Sale of Silk Hose Now is Breaking Wichita Records" Wichita Eagle 8/3/41
"Wichita Beacon Loses Appeal Against Government Penalty for Excessive Newsprint Use" Wichita Eagle 10/5/44
"Library Aids Waste Paper Salvage Here" Wyoming State Tribune 4/14/44
"Roll' Em Fashion in Cigaretless Falls City" Omaha World Herald 8/23/44
Rationing—salvage
"Urging Wichitans to have Aluminum on Front Porches" Wichita Eagle 7/21/41
Rationing—sugar
"Schools To Suspend for Sugar Registry" Denver Post 4/14/42
"Cafá Sugar Bowls to Vanish Thursday Until War is Ended" Denver Post 2/10/42
"Sign in for Sweets" Salina Journal 4/22/42
"Sugar Lack May Shut Bakeries Extra Day" Dallas Morning News 6/29/45
"Arrests Break up Huge Sugar Ring in Black Market" Dallas Morning News 6/16/45
"False Rumor Starts Denver Stampede to use Sugar Stamps" Denver Post 5/24/45
"Sugar is Not Being Used for Alcohol" Wyoming State Tribune 6/13/45
"Canning Sugar Not to be Issued Until Quotas are Drafted"Wyoming State Tribune36/1/45
"Canning Sugar Quota Reduced" Wyoming State Tribune 5/2/45
"Lack of Canning Sugar makes Fresh Fruit Drug on Market" Denver Post 7/5/45
"Rationing Hasn't Hurt Montana" Billings Gazette 1/1/44
Rationing—victory gardens
"Canning Army-Grown Corn" Dallas Morning News 6/20/43
"1,000,000 Gardens in Texas Back Yards is Food Goal of 1944" Dallas Morning News 2/6/44
"y Aid to Advise on Victory Gardens" Denver Post 4/4/44
"Victory Gardens Still Available" Bismarck Tribune 4/14/44
"N.D. Leads Nation in Series E Bond Sales Quota" Bismarck Tribune 5/9/44
"Victory Gardeners are Urged to Give Fodder to Farmers" Denver Post 9/27/44
"Produce from 42,000 Denver Victory Gardens Displayed" Denver Post 9/1/44
"Victory Gardeners Help Uncle Sam to Win War" Amarillo Globe 3/7/43
"'Only' 900 Quarts Last Year, Her Garden Must Do Better" Omaha World Herald 1/10/43
"Victory Gardens will be Available to Bismarckers" Bismarck Tribune 3/6/43
"Denver Victory Garden Produces Coffee Beans" Denver Post 8/18/43
"Statehouse Flower Beds May Become Victory Gardens" Wyoming State Tribune 3/8/43
"Canned Goods Production to Be Sharply Cut After Jan. 1" Wyoming Eagle 12/11/43
Schools—defense children
"Defense Village Youngsters Lack School Facilities Now" Wichita Eagle 9/8/41
Schools—issues faced
"Schools Join Plan to Retain War Teachers" Daily Oklahoman 5/17/42
Schools—problems
"Schools Beset By Handicaps in Colorado" Denver Post 8/17/43
Schools—ration work
"Schools Get Set for Registration" Dallas Morning News 2/10/43
"Schools Plan Basketball, . . . . The Rationing Boards Control Athletic Fates" Salina Journal 12/1/42
"50,000 Students May be 'Grounded' By War" Salina Journal 4/23/42
Schools—teacher shortage
"State Teacher Shortage to be Severe in '45" Wyoming Eagle 8/30/45
"Schools Continue War Certifications" Denver Post 7/9/45
"New Wartime Theory Seems to be: Let Teacher, Not George, Do It" Amarillo Globe 5/6/42
"Many Colorado Schools Likely to Stay Closed" Denver Post 8/9/44
"Shortage of Teachers is Said Acute" Wyoming State Tribune 8/25/44
"Teachers are Scarce Despite Pay Raises" Wyoming State Tribune 8/8/44
Shortage of Teachers To Continue Wyoming State Tribune 5/2/44
"Some Rural Schools Not Able to Run" Wyoming Eagle 8/26/43
"Locks on Schools" Salina Journal 7/19/43
"Colorado to Lack 500 Teachers at Opening of Term" Denver Post 8/31/43
"Sees Teacher Shortage" Billings Gazette 7/30/41
"500 Teachers are Needed in Wyoming" Wyoming State Tribune 8/18/43
"A School Merger" Salina Journal 10/9/41
"List Inactive Teachers in Reserve Pool" Omaha World Herald 5/24/42
"Schools in County Face Big Problem as Teachers Quit" Wichita Eagle 4/15/42
"State Schools Need Seen as 400 Teachers" Daily Oklahoman 5/20/42
"Teachers going to War Work" Lincoln Star 2/2/43
Sexual Issues
"War Brings Sharp Increase in Girl's Sex Delinquencies" Dallas Morning News 4/7/43
"Curbing of Venereal Diseases Essential to National Defense, State Health Officer Declares" Wyoming Eagle 4/5/40
"1 in 20 of Draft Group has Syphilis" Daily Oklahoman 8/26/41
"Curfew for Women Discussed in Plans to Check Venereal Ills" Dallas Morning News 10/12/43
"Plans Laid to Take Drive on Venereal Ills Into Public Schools" Dallas Morning News 2/3/44
Social Concerns
"Senator Nye Defends Loyalty of State's German-Americans" Bismarck Tribune 1/18/43
"Full Loyalty Pledged by Cheyenne Japanese" Wyoming State Tribune-Leader and Wyoming Eagle 12/10/41
"Denver Japanese Youth Enlists in Air Corps at Fort Logan" Denver Post 1/21/42
Teenage Delinquency
"Detailed 'Teen Town' Proposal To Curb Delinquency Offered" Daily Oklahoman 1/25/44
"Conference on Juvenile Crime is Called Here" Wyoming Eagle 12/4/45
"Defense Group Slates Classes" Billings Gazette 2/7/42
Volunteer—aid to soldiers
"Dance for Colored Folk in Forum Here" Wichita Eagle 9/24/42
"Dance in Forum A Decided Success" Wichita Eagle 9/26/42
"Denver Response to Drive for Books For Men in Service" Denver Post 1/18/42
"Billings Red Cross Canteen Gets Emphatic 'O.K.' From Servicemen" Billings Gazette 12/20/42
"Women Will Visit Every Denver Home in Red Cross Drive" Denver Post 3/10/44
"10,800 Christmas Boxes for Wounded Service Men Overseas is Goal of Cheyenne Red Cross" Wyoming Eagle 8/2/45
"Canteen for R.C." Salina Journal 6/12/42
"Wichita's Two USO Clubs Planning Big Holiday Programs" Wichita Eagle 12/19/44
"Dallas Lags in Blood Giving As Boys Spill Theirs in Mud" Dallas Morning News 4/9/44
"War Dads give Hot Dog Party with Visiting Servicemen as Guests" Dallas Morning News 6/19/44
"Centers are Popular Here" Omaha World Herald 7/30/42
"Victory Command Ranks Open as 1,000 Girls Needed for Soldier Dances in Amarillo" Amarillo Globe 9/24/42
"Denver Women's Service Center Opens Wednesday" Denver Post 3/26/44
Volunteer—miscellaneous
"Wichita Too Farm From Chicago to Be Blood Center" Wichita Eagle 4/16/43
War Production
"Wichita World's Greatest Manufacturer of Trainers" Wichita Eagle 5/30/45
"Denver Must Go All-Out in Vital Drive for Scrap" Denver Post 9/21/42
"'Spirit of Nebraska' Off to the Wars" Omaha World Herald 1/16/43
"Window Displays Show Denver War Production" Denver Post 10/6/43
"Kansas to Share in War Expansion" Salina Journal 4/25/42
"Midland Cannery Turns out Hundreds of Cans of Food for War Fronts; Community Projects In 14 Points in Montana Help Home Front" Billings Gazette 10/3/43
Women and War
"Social Work Parley to be Held Monday" Denver Post 6/3/45
Women at Work—miscellaneous
"Girl Reporter Discovers Eight Steps to Breaking Eggs, Work is Fun After Learning Rhythm Speeds Output" Omaha World Herald 4/16/44
Women/male work
"2,000 More Martin Plant Workers Needed at Once" Omaha World Herald 11/19/44
"Women in Special Woodworking Class At Defense School Here" Wichita Eagle 8/31/41
"First Feminine Pick and Shovel Gang at Work for Rio Grande" Denver Post 11/19/42
"Women Fill Places of Men at Laurel Shops as They Did in First World War" Billings Gazette 1/9/44
"Women Keep Trains Moving While Men Go Off to War" Daily Oklahoman 3/22/45
"Increasing Number of Women Learning Defense Trades" Salina Journal 1/8/42
"Now the Co-Eds Fly for Uncle Sam" Omaha World Herald 1/7/40
"Stillwater Fire Station Echoes with Girlish Giggles" Daily Oklahoman 2/16/42
"War Plant Race to Put Women Behind Men Behind the Guns" Daily Oklahoman 3/15/42
"Women to Train for Aircraft Jobs" Daily Oklahoman 4/6/42
"Men May Well Be Amazed at Jobs Women are Holding" Omaha World Herald 7/11/43
"Women to Fill 70 Percent of Douglas Jobs" Daily Oklahoman 3/8/43