Foster Home Gives Day Care For Children Of War Workers, June 1943
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Ann Arbor News, June 12, 1943
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Pictured above is Miss Frieda Huggett (left), paying a visit to one of Ann Arbor's foster homes where children of war workers are cared for while the parents are helping Uncle Sam in the war plants. The foster mother is Mrs. Ralph Bartolacci, of Eighth St., who is with three of the children placed in her care. Many more homes are needed for children whose parents are employed in the factories.
Ann Arbor News, June 12, 1943
Caption
Pictured above is Miss Frieda Huggett (left), paying a visit to one of Ann Arbor's foster homes where children of war workers are cared for while the parents are helping Uncle Sam in the war plants. The foster mother is Mrs. Ralph Bartolacci, of Eighth St., who is with three of the children placed in her care. Many more homes are needed for children whose parents are employed in the factories.
Year
1943
Month
June
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