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English: Federal Woman's Award winners in 1972; six women standing together, in dresses, smiling: Mary H. Ferguson, Patricia Ann McCreedy, Ruth Margaret Davis, Phyllis Dixon Clemmons, Lois Albro Chatham, and Ruth M. Leverton |
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| Source | "Federal Woman's Award to 6" Equal Opportunity in Federal Employment 4(6)(April-May 1972): 4. A publication of the United States Civil Service Commission. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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