WOMEN JOBS IN 1950! Not 1850, 1950 PLZ!?

Question

I need this information for my short story assignment. Please help! Best answer gets 10 points. Please be very specific, like by age, race, and female only

Answer 1

Anna Rosenberg becomes the only female Assistant Secretary of Defence appointed by Pres. Truman -1950

Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor reports almost 12,000 female doctors in the United States and 200,000 male doctors. 1952

Factory owners hired women and children where they could, because they could pay lower wages to women and children than to men.

In 1950, Althea Gibson is the first African American to play in the U.S. Nationals (known today as the U.S. Open). She wins the tournament in 1957 and 1958.

Answer 2

I'm sorry, I don't know any specifics...
Before that time, during the wartime, females held many more positions, such as nurses, factory workers, clerks, teachers, etc... However, after the war (about 1950's), the male soldiers came back and many women were kicked out of their jobs. There were still some women who got to keep their jobs, but a lot of them were fired. Normally, more younger women stayed in the workforce as clerks and factory workers because they have many years ahead and can work better than kids or older people.

Hope this kind of helped...
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Answer 3

These went for all races and ages: Waitressing, nursing, librarian, maid, housekeeper, shop clerk, storekeeper/clerk, short order cook, grocery store checker, ice cream parlor attendent, candy store clerk, baker, dress shop dressmaker, take in washing and ironing, cleaning homes, child care in her home or in others, eldercare, barmaid, etc.

Answer 4

teachers were most always female
nurses same as above
women charged to do laundry
younger girls babysat
several actresses
cleaned houses
waitress
car hop-teens