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Betty Crocker: WWII’s Home Front Helper

Posted April 14, 2021 & filed under Latest News, Rosie & WWII History.

Betty Crocker was created by Marjorie Husted in 1921 as the face of the Washburn-Crosby flour milling company.  Betty Crocker served an important role in the company, serving as correspondent to their consumers seeking information and advice.  In 1924 Betty Crocker became the spokeswoman for the company’s daytime radio “BC Cooking School of the Air,” … read more »

The USO: A Home Away From Home

Posted January 29, 2021 & filed under Latest News, Rosie & WWII History.

I recently purchased a used book on EBay, Good Girls, Good Food, Good Fun: the Story of USO Hostesses During World War II by Meghan K. Winchell. I was both excited and sadden when I opened it and read the inscription dated Dec. 2017. “Dear Denice, I hope this book will act as a reminder … read more »

Fashion at War: How WWII Changed Women Fashion

Posted November 12, 2020 & filed under Latest News, Rosie & WWII History.

Although millions of American women put on trousers and went to work when their workday was done they changed clothes and went about their day. Nazi occupation and regulation dramatically affected American fashion during WWII (and beyond). On June 14, 1940, Hitler invaded and occupied Paris, the center of fashion at this time. Important Houses … read more »

Become A Member Now

Posted June 4, 2020 & filed under .

Purpose of the American Rosie the Riveter Association (ARRA): To recognize and preserve the history and legacy of working women, including volunteer women, during World War II; to promote cooperation and fellowship among such members and their descendants; and to further the advancement of patriotic ideals, excellence in the workplace, and loyalty to the United … read more »

ARRA Insignia Pin

Posted April 30, 2020 & filed under .

We are excited to announce this wonderful new way that ARRA members can show their love for Rosies and their pride in ARRA membership. It also provides a way for WW II Rosies to be identified!

Pictured is ARRA Founder, Dr. Fran Carter, wearing this beautiful new pin designed by Hamilton Jewelers. The pin is available with or without lower loops, to which a hanging “WW II Rosie” bar or name bar can be attached.  Personalized engraving on the back is available.

Orders must be placed directly with Hamilton Insignia. To order online, go tohttps://www.hamiltoninsignia.com/categories/American-Rosie-The-Riveter-Association/Insignia/. Or call (800)786- 5890. ARRA membership is required for all purchases.

Other wonderful ARRA jewelry is available on the website, too! Check out the official ARRA charms, cuff links, and more. Click on the links on the left side of ARRA pages on the Hamilton Wintertime Rosie Spirit in CT website to explore all the options!

**THIS PRODUCT IS NOT OUT OF STOCK you have to go directly to the vendor’s website or call to order.  Please see the ordering information above in red.**

Deceased Rosie Registry

Posted April 27, 2020 & filed under .

Please know that if your Rosie is deceased, you can still honor her memory by registering her in our Rosie Registry.  Her name and information will be recorded in our archives to preserve her contribution to American history for future generations.  By registering your deceased Rosie it is also a way for us to connect … read more »

Rosie Resources

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Browse our downloadable PDF resources on this page, and see our recommended reading list for all ages.   Word Search Activity for Kids (and Adults!): Three clever Rosie-themed word find puzzles, easy, medium, and hard, that you can print out. Featuring engaging illustrations and great for students of all ages, or anyone who loves puzzles! … read more »

Rockwell’s Four Freedoms on War Bond Tour

Posted March 4, 2020 & filed under Latest News, Rosie & WWII History.

  On Jan. 6, 1941 FDR delivered his State of the Union address that came to be known as his Four Freedoms speech.  FDR proposed the four fundamental freedoms that all individuals should enjoy – Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear. FDR’s speech, delivered 11 months before Japan … read more »