10962: 37 Telephone Operators, Tours, April 19, 1918

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Telephone operators, U.S.S.C., Barracks # 66, Tours, France, April 19, 1918. 37 girls and five officers.

Additional notes:

Group unidentified.

10961: Hotel Mediterranee, Paris, April 12, 1918

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Telephone Exchange, Hotel Mediterranee, Paris, France. April 12, 1918.

Additional notes:

Unnamed operators at switchboard.

10950: Hotel Mediterranee, Paris, April 17, 1918

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Telephone operators' rest room (room 423) Hotel Mediterranee, Paris, France. April 17, 1918.

Additional notes:

Unnamed operator with headset.

10345: Elysees Palace Hotel, Paris, April 4, 1918

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First floor parlor at Elysees Palace Hotel, Avenue des Champs Elysees, to be used for telephone exchange for U.S.A. Telephone, Telegraph and Engineers Division, G.H.Q., Paris, France. April 4, 1918.

10344: Elysees Palace Hotel, Paris, April 4, 1918

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First floor parlor at Elysees Palace Hotel, Avenue des Champs Elysees, to be used for telephone exchange for U.S.A. Telephone, Telegraph and Engineers Division, G.H.Q., Paris, France. April 4, 1918.

10343: Elysees Palace Hotel, Paris, April 4, 1918

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First floor parlor at Elysees Palace Hotel, Avenue des Champs Elysees, to be used for cable room for U.S.A. telephone exchange. Telephone, Telegraph and Engineers Division, G.H.Q., Paris, France. April 4, 1918.

10342: Elysees Palace Hotel, Paris, April 4, 1918

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First floor parlor at Elysees Palace Hotel, Avenue des Champs Elysees, to be used for cable room for U.S.A. telephone exchange. Telephone, Telegraph and Engineers Division, G.H.Q., Paris, France. April, 4, 1918.

8445: First Group, France, 1918

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AMERICAN TELEPHONE GIRLS
photographed on arrival for "hello" duty in France. They all can speak both English and French.