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Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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nt A. Droser 25 Skilled Manpower for the Signal Corps, by Donald S. Bridgman 164 Telephone Service for War Industries, by S. William Lidman 91 Telephone Womens War-time Off-duty Activities, by Margaret E. Fawcett 39 Vital War Resource, A, from A. T. & T. Annual Report for 1942 76 War Emergency Stocks in the Bell System, by John W. Campbell and Linus E. Kittredge 178 What Radar Is and Does, statement by Oliver E. Buckley 143 War Emergency Stocks in the Bell System, by John W. Campbell and Linus E. Kittredge 178 War Industries, Telephone Service for, by S. William Lidman 91 War Resource, A Vital, from the A. T. & T. Annual Report for 1942 76 Washingtons Telephones Went to War, How, by Eustace L. Florance 51 Weather: Clear and Cold 139 Western Electric Co. War Activities—Alio Maroc! by C. L. Stong 149 What Radar Is and Does, by Oliver E. Buckley,—statement on Telephone Hour radio program 143 Whiteman, Glen L.: Operating Army Switchboards 116 Uinie XXU^iVum/?er Une tebmary jg^
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FINANCING TELEPHONE GROWTH THE BELL SYSTEMS POST-WARCONSTRUCTION PROGRAM SERVICE FOR SERVICE MEN TELEPHONE WOMENS WAR-TIMEOFF-DUTY ACTIVITIES HOW WASHINGTONS TELEPHONESWENT TO WAR MORE THAN SERVICE CHARLES M. BRACELEN, 1878-1942 Bell Tdd^o^^^^am^m February 1943 Financing Telephone Growth, Charles P. Cooper, 5 The Bell Systems Post-war Construction Program, Mark R. Sullivan, 19 Service for Service Men, Vincent A. Droser, 25 Telephone Womens War-time Off-duty Activities, Margaret E. Fazvcett, 39 How Washingtons Telephones Went to War, Eustace L. Florance, 5 i More Than Service, Harold M. Prescott, 66 Charles M. Bracelen, 1878-1942, Harvey Hosliour, 70 A Vital War Resource, 76 The ideal and aim of the American Telephone and TelegraphCompany and its AssociatedCompanies is a telephone service for the nation^Jree, so far as humanly possible,fromimperfections, errors, or delays, and enabling anyone anywhere to pick up a telephoneand talk to anyone else anywhere else, clearly, quickly and at

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