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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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CENTRAL-OFFICE ENLARGEMENT An addition was made to the huildittu and the switchboard was more than doubled in thiscentral office, in anticipation of the telephone needs of a near-by Army cantonment Bell Telephone Magazine FEBRUARY
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The Chief Signal Officer wishes toexpress his appreciation of the excel-lent cooperation that has been renderedduring the present emergency by com-mercial telephone companies and man-ufacturers of telephone material andequipment. Without a single excep-tion, the demands made by the Armyfor service and for rush shipments ofmaterial and equipment—and I wouldlike to say that many of those requestshave been of such a nature that theywould appear impossible in other cir- Ahmy Switchboards Communication on a post is provided througha Private Branch Exchange switchboard,either manual or dial, as needed, which alsoconnects ivith a telephone company centraloffice. Above: A Bell System P.B.X. in-structor trains an Army operator. Left: AWestern Electric installer discusses circuitlayouts ivith members of the Signal Corps cumstances—have been met right ontime and every effort made to assurethat the service and equipment aresatisfactory. Research and Manufacture Only the most general mention m

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