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<dl><dd>SHE'S WORKING ON THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD—Mrs. Rose C. Penna, 20, whose husband is entering the Signal Corps, is typical of the women now filling the jobs of Men who have gone into military service. The Long Island Rail Road has women cleaning engines, as Rose is doing here; operating signal towers, tidying up coaches and guarding crossings. All are inspired by the realization that each is freeing a man to fight the Axis or for other essential war work.  They're holding the jobs until the men return.  (All photo rights released.)</dd></dl>
Department of Labor. Women's Bureau.
National Archives and Records Administration