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                <text>Topics include her work at Suomi College as a housemother; coming to  America; school in Finland; Finnish foods; ethnic conflicts; boardinghouses in Hancock; Fourth of July celebrations; crime; home remedies; midwives; diseases; and ministers.  </text>
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                <text>In 1949 Anna Longobardo was the first woman to receive a B.S. in mechanical engineering from Columbia University. She also received her master's degree from Columbia in 1952. She quickly entered the new area of analog and digital computer applications and has since made major contributions to the aerospace engineering field. Her many specializations include the utilization of engineering resources.

After 15 years as a systems engineer at American Bosch Arma Corporation, where she worked on guidance systems for space vehicles, Longobardo joined Sperry Rand Corp. In her 25-plus years at Sperry, which became Unisys Corporation in 1986, Longobardo held a number of positions in areas of technology management, at one time directing a staff of 750.

Longobardo holds many distinctions as a woman engineer. In 1963 Governor Rockefeller appointed her to the New York State Women's Council; from 1966-1970 she was Director of the Technical Societies Council of New York; and she was named one of New York's "100 Women of Influence" by New York Woman magazine in 1986. She has been an active member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Joint Engineering Management Committee, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, as well as SWE, of which she was one of the original charter student members.</text>
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                <text>Lauren Kata</text>
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                <text>Also interviews with Georgie and Lila. Recorded at the Emerald Isle Hotel.</text>
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                  <text>This collection of interviews is part of a requirement of Monroe County Community College History 155 with Dr. Jim DeVries. Exceptional interviews (audio and transcriptions) are deposited and available to researchers at the Monroe County Library System. Interviews are 30 minutes, recorded on audio or video cassette, with one or more persons of at least 65 years of age. The interviewee could be a relative or close family friend of the interviewer, or an individual assigned by Dr. DeVries. Possible topics for this collections are: immigration experience, immigrants, World War I &amp; II, prohibition, minority groups, women's roles, family, work, schools, churches, transportation, movies, social life, community legends, radio, recreation, sports, holidays, government, The Great Depression, Korean War, important personalities in one's life, family traditions, how one came to settle in Monroe, MI, merchants, Newton Strike, local color. </text>
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                  <text>The Reuther Library became the official repository of SEIU in 1992. In June 2009 the SEIU District 925 Oral History Project donated 47 oral histories to the repository for scholarly and other educational purposes. This is one of those oral histories.</text>
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                <text>Anne Conway was a president of a chapter of the  Cuyahoga Country Public Library Chapter of District 925 in Ohio. She is a library branch manager.</text>
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