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<dl><dd>WOMEN TAKE OVER IN THE SIGNAL TOWERS—Lillian Redmond ofFreeport is on duty in Hall Tower, east of Jamaica Station. She is replacing a lverman who has joined the armed forces to fight the Axis.  She comes from a family of railroaders. W. B. Grieves (right) of St. Albans, assistant train director, has been with the Long Island Rail Road for 23 years. (Long Island Rail Road Photo)</dd></dl>
Department of Labor. Women's Bureau.
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