A mother and grandmother listening to News Broadcasts and Bing Crosby.

And Now, the News Mr. Babcock, an American war worker, tuning in for war news on his radio. Rochester, New York, 1943.

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Mrs. R.W. (Elizabeth) Almoney, forty-seven (center rear), has had eleven children. She works as a gauge inspector at the Animal Trap Company and on Sunday does the washing. Her husband (left) works in the local chocolate factory. Daughter Arline, twenty (right), who also works

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Gauge inspectors at the Animal Trap Company. Right front is Mrs. Julian Bachman, twenty-three, whose husband is in the Army

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Lititz, Pennsylvania. Mrs. R.W. (Elizabeth) Almoney in her living room, with pictures of her relatives in the service. She has one son in the U.S. Army Air Corps in Mississippi, one in a tank division in Texas, another in the Engineer Corps in Hawaii

Camden, New Jersey - Radio. RCA Victor. End of Chassis assembly line - assembling 5-tube radio chassis.

Buffalo, New York. The Grimm family sitting in the living room after supper on a Sunday evening. Mrs. Grimm, a twenty-six year old widow, is a crane operator at Pratt and Letchworth. The two youngest children live in a foster home during the week

Buffalo, New York. Beverly Ann, eleven, the oldest of the six Grimm children, pausing to listen to a radio program in the midest of sweeping the front room. Her mother, a twenty-six year old widow, is a crane operator at Pratt and Letchworth