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Dr. Sharon Estill Taylor only once mentioned to her adoptive father that she was thinking about trying to find out more...

Rita Hymel got married and moved to Biloxi [Annotator's Note: Biloxi, Mississippi] and went to work at the Keesler...

The training was on the job. Erickson learned most of her secretarial duties on the job. They did not study outside of...

After the war, Dieter Gruen heard people talked about the atomic bombs all the time. People wanted to talk about atoms...

[Annotator's Note: Dr. Norman Francis worked with the Congress of Racial Equality or CORE, an African-American civil...

Francis Higgins worked at Higgins Industries on St. Charles Avenue with his uncle [Annotator's Note: his uncle was...

[Annotator's Note: George Kearney grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana and was an employee of Higgins Industries from 1937...

Irene Bartley and her twin sister, Jean, joined the WACs [Annotator's Note: Women's Army Corps; women's branch of the...

[Annotator's Note: A woman off camera interjects throughout this segment.] Mary Julia Tarnow never felt any friction...

Snapp was born in Washington D.C. She lived there for about two years and then moved to Colorado. She eventually moved...

Margaret Brewer Henry was born in Miami, Florida, but she grew up in Atlanta [Annotator's Note: Atlanta, Georgia]. She...

Coleen Landry's brother Reed was married right after getting home from the war in the Pacific. He and his fiance had...

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