War worker Mrs. Harrie Crow, employee of the United States Employment Service

Creator

Preview

Identifier

20027541

Description

Mrs. Harrie Crow was a housewife on Pearl Harbor Day, with a 5 year old son to take care of. Her husband was an attorney and head of the stabilization unit of the United States Employment Service. When he went into the Army (he's now Sergeant Robert Crow with the military government in Korea), Mrs. Crow went to work in the office he had left, with the understanding that when he returns she will quit her job to make a place for him. employee of the United States Employment Service. Mrs. Crow is wearing a dress and holding her purse. Star-Telegram Evening Edition December 8, 1945

Archival Date

1945-12-07

Collection Name

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection

Collection Number

AR406-6-392

Original Format

Negatives, Black & White

File Format

JPG

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Subjects

Crow, Harrie (Mrs.); Crow, Robert (Sgt.); United States Employment Service; Dresses; Purses; Government employees