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Barnidge: Preserving Bay Area history one word at a time
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[San Jose Mercury News] - (Phyllis Gould, who at 21 became one of many females working in East Bay shipyards in 1942: "I was a good welder and I loved it. It was so satisfying. I had always done embroidery, and you want your stitches all to (be) even and look nice. Well, it was
Hundreds of ‘Rosie the Riveter’ attempt record in California | The...
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Phyllis Gould, who participated in the record breaking event, worked for three years as a welder at the Kaiser shipyards in Richmond until World War II came to an end. “I felt like I could do anything if I set my mind to it,” said Gould, 93. Her then husband, also a welder, wasn't so supportive and their marriage ...
Phyllis GOULD | | The Gazette
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Women's History Month: Rosie the Riveters on how to get things done
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From left, Kay Morrison, Marian Sousa, Agnes Moore, Priscilla Elder, Marian Wynn and Phyllis Gould, women who worked to support the effort during WW II, are photographed at the Rosie the Riveter Visitor Center in Richmond, Calif. on Friday, March 10, (Kristopher Skinner/Bay Area News Group).
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