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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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Many kinds oj work stalled rii>ht away at Western Electrics newest plant in Shreveport,La., inclitdiiii, instruction for these trainees, already at work on a tool-iuakint^ course. 72
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Present and future needs of the Bell System require the precision manufactureof smaller and smaller components by Western Electric, the Bell Systems man-ufacturing and distributing arm. Here, thin film circuits, which offer greatadvantages in miniaturization,are thoroughly inspected under high intensitylight and magnification at Western Electrics Allentown, Pennsylvania plant. OUR CURIOUS WARS WITH THE ANIMAL WORLD (In defense of your telephone service) Ever since the telephone business began, birds, beasts and insects have beendoing their best to disrupt it. The struggle never ends. Here are a few of themany amusing skirmishes. A belhgerent Minnesota moose butted down atelephone pole. Another tore out amile and a half of line serving a forestfire station. We put in tougherand taller replacements! An Illinois cat kept chewing the spring cordon her owners phone. We pleasedeverybody by providing a piece of oldspring cord the cat could safely chew on. A hungry goose in North Dakota pecke

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