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A Survey: Women Employed by Utilities

  • 1960-Jul-21

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Survey adapted from a report by Middle West Service Company and published in the July 21, 1960, issue of Gas Age. This survey reports on women employed by utility companies, particularly gas companies.

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“A Survey: Women Employed by Utilities.” Harbrace Publications, July 21, 1960. MR056A005. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/l3a8eos.

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