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Diana Humphrey Zelma Katin was a 40-year-old housewife who had moved, with her husband and son, to a pleasant suburb of Sheffield in 1939. The outbreak of the Second World War turned their lives upside down: her husband was called-up and she was ordered to take a job in a either a munitions factory or in transport. She chose transport and became a tram conductress - a 'Clippie'. This is the story of those wartime years, taken from her autobiography. Abridged and read by Diana Humphrey. |
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in 'Album' jewel case |
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The Labour Sent for Me |
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A Day with a Conductress |
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2 |
Conductresses are Born, Not made |
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Knickers from a Tram Stair |
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I Catch MY Tram |
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Educating the Workers |
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"Hast been on Tha Back Yet, Lass?" |
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Privelige Leave |
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By Tram to t"Pits |
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Strike meeting |
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Tramcar Instinct |
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Summer Days |
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On the Staff Car |
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Sleeping-Out Pass |
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Time and a Quarter |
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I go on the Buses |
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Women's Work is Never Done |
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Inhibitions on the Buses |
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Nature from the Car Platform |
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Twin Headaches |
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Saturday Night on the Trams |
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- and After |
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Sunday Off |
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