Tri Deltas in World War II

Janet K. Zimmerman, U.S. Army Librarian

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Letter From William Rogers Herod

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Lieutenant Colonel Hortense M. Boutell, USA Photograph, January 1951

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Madame Chiang Kai-Shek

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Maimie S. Simpson Counselor and Friend to Alberta Women

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Margaret Batjer

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Members of the Golden Circle: Wisconsin (M)

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Memphis (Tennessee) Alliance Photograph, May 1945

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Miriam Fay: Director of American Red Cross Field Clubs in Great Britain

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Mrs. Harold Horne

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Mrs. Linville K. Martin

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Mrs. Paul Shideler

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My Family Builds Ships

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Navy Relief Society

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News Over the Air

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Nina Sage, Canadian Graduate Nurse

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No Matter How Long It Takes

This article emphasizes the importance of a college education for women, even as many are feeling pressed into immediate war service. A portion of this article reprints a statement from Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, about the importance of working to create a lasting peace after World War II.

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Nurses Are Needed!

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Nursing - A War Service With a Post-War Future

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On General Marshall's WAC Advisory Committee

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