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Joan Wehlen Morrison's diary capturing life in Chicago before and during World War II offers insight into the era. Here are 7 of Morrison's stories from "Home Front Girl."
"We've got our own telephone! – all our own now. [The Wehlens had been using a pay phone in their building.] I feel so civilized! Lakeview 7072! That's us: and you don't have to put a nickel in either and it's [the] French type – all in one, you know. Yesterday by some accident while I was waiting for my number, I got another call! It's a party line."
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