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The young men were gone, and women were needed to work. Mildred "Jean" Liparoto's sister-in-law started working at...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Dr. Norman Francis to talk about becoming the President of Xavier University of...

After Jean Lotter finished her WAC [Annotator's Note: Women's Army Corps; women's branch of the United States Army,...

Dorothy Ehlers wants future generations to remember how the soldiers of World War 2 loved their country as much as her...

Working with the girls in the lab [Annotator's Note: at the Union Carbide Metallurgical Plant in Sheffield, Alabama],...

Benjamin Bederson's first job at Los Alamos, New Mexico was exploding steel tubes using a primer cord and strain gauges...

James Jeter worked for Higgins Shipyard in New Orleans, Louisiana. He welded on different vessels but did not know...

June Catherine Elliott Haggerty knew very little about World War 1 because she was born in 1920. She learned a little...

While Anthony “Tony” Gallego was in pilot training, he was married to his wife whom he had known since she was 14 years...

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