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Early dial telephone: 1920 ca.
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C&P Telephone switchboard: 1920 ca.
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Cartoon lampoons company unions: 1934
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Nationwide telephone operators panel: 1942
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D.C. telephone workers win wage increase: 1943
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One of the first to integrate C&P Telephone: 1944
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'Voice with a smile" - 1943 ca.
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The Telephone Worker: 1945
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Mary Gannon with her ‘girls’ – 1945 ca.
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Gannon leads telephone workers on wartime strike: 1944
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Wartime sympathy strike ties up D.C. phones: 1944
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Striking telephone operators: 1944
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Striking telephone operators pass by their boss: 1944
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Union leaders end wartime phone strike:1944
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Washington Star covers wartime phone strike: 1944
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Three women leaders of the telephone union: 1945
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First nationwide telephone strike: 1945
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Operators walk off job for ‘continuous meeting’ - 1946
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Telephone operators begin strike: 1946
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Managers at the switchboard: 1946
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Operators walk off the job for union meeting: 1946
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Phone workers call for ‘continuous meeting’ - 1946
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African American telephone union members: 1946
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Telephone Operators Leave Union Meeting: 1946
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Telephone women leave strike meeting: 1946
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Beginning of 8-day ‘continuous meeting’ -1946
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'Gannon’s girls’ at Turner’s Arena: 1945 ca.
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Star banner headline on surprise D.C. phone strike: 1946
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Just briefly crossing the picket line! - 1946
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Sympathy strike for Western Electric Kearny plant: 1946
