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Sharing a weight
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Sharing a weight
Ladies Auxiliary of VFW takes on homefront burdens
By MARK JOHNSON
of the Journal Sentinel staff
Friday, August 25, 2000
The focus was on the men this convention week just as it was in
World War II and Korea and Vietnam, just as it always seems to be
when war is the subject.
But Rosie the Riveter came to Milwaukee, too, staying in the
background, her familiar place.
In wartime, she's always been there, keeping the production lin...
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