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Trigger Guard Inspector at Small Arms, Mrs
Trigger Guard Inspector at Small Arms, Mrs

Trigger Guard Inspector at Small Arms, Mrs

Date11/6/1943
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Original Toronto Star caption: Trigger Guard Inspector at Small Arms; Mrs. Norma Sieffert declares: The boys who fire these rifles can count on us to keep producing them. Her husband; Sergt; Anthony Sieffert; R.C.A.F. navigator; has been missing since June. Her only brother is serving at sea.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0018987F
Small Arms Ltd., Long Branch, has 287 grandmothers among its war workers, and personnel heads say they're the best workers in the plant. Mrs. Almanda (...)
Small Arms Ltd., Long Branch, has 287 grandmothers among its war workers, and personnel heads say they're the best workers in the plant. Mrs. Almanda (...)
9/1/1943
Make small arms big for our fighting men is the slogan of 3,000 women and 1,000 men at work in the Small Arms plant at Long Branch. A product of their(...)
Make small arms big for our fighting men is the slogan of 3,000 women and 1,000 men at work in the Small Arms plant at Long Branch. A product of their(...)
6/2/1942
Ammunition for small arms in Canada has reached the astronomical figure of 2,500,000,000 rounds
Ammunition for small arms in Canada has reached the astronomical figure of 2,500,000,000 rounds
9/1/1943
Lucky girl is Irene MacDonald. She is one of first Small Arms Ltd. girls to move into the new dormitory at Dixie and Lakeshore Rds
Lucky girl is Irene MacDonald. She is one of first Small Arms Ltd. girls to move into the new dormitory at Dixie and Lakeshore Rds
2/1/1943
No optical illusions will fool Mrs. Harriet Horseman, who is making a parallax test. The supplies which the girl inspectors must pass or reject go to United Nations' forces in all parts of the world
No optical illusions will fool Mrs. Harriet Horseman, who is making a parallax test. The supplies which the girl inspectors must pass or reject go to United Nations' forces in all parts of the world
3/7/1942
That's all muscle on the arm of Mrs. Robert Wright, 235-pound sandblaster at John Inglis Co. in Toronto. Mrs. Mollie Robinson feels the muscle, while (...)
That's all muscle on the arm of Mrs. Robert Wright, 235-pound sandblaster at John Inglis Co. in Toronto. Mrs. Mollie Robinson feels the muscle, while (...)
10/15/1943
Right, an inspector testing cartridges at an intricate machine
Right, an inspector testing cartridges at an intricate machine
12/16/1939
Shop talk is a new marriage to the girls who are training at Peterboro to become gun and gun-carriage inspectors
Shop talk is a new marriage to the girls who are training at Peterboro to become gun and gun-carriage inspectors
3/7/1942
On her way to work is Eva Stevens who is an inspector in the testing and inspection department of Research Enterprises Limited
On her way to work is Eva Stevens who is an inspector in the testing and inspection department of Research Enterprises Limited
1/1/1943
A girl crane operator, Mrs. Blanche Millette, lifts a ten-ton load as easily as she would operate a sewing machine. She is one of thousands praying women have a definite place in ward plants
A girl crane operator, Mrs. Blanche Millette, lifts a ten-ton load as easily as she would operate a sewing machine. She is one of thousands praying women have a definite place in ward plants
1/1/1943
Chosen as mother of the year and a model worker in the large Canadian gun arsenal where she works, Mrs
Chosen as mother of the year and a model worker in the large Canadian gun arsenal where she works, Mrs
12/31/1942
Mrs. Agnes Elliott, 56, of Clarkson, has been on the production line for 13 months, has three sons and two grandchildren
Mrs. Agnes Elliott, 56, of Clarkson, has been on the production line for 13 months, has three sons and two grandchildren
9/1/1943