| Title: | The Interwar Period and Beyond |
| Source: | CHEMISTRY WAS THEIR LIFE
Pioneering British Women Chemists, 1880-1949 (pp 471-528)
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| Author(s): | Marelene Rayner-Canham
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
Geoff Rayner-Canham
Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
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| Abstract: | The following sections are included:
- The Interwar Period
- Life for Women Students
- The Employment of Women
- The Employability of Women Chemists
- The Woman ‘Super-Chemist’ as Negative Role Model
- Women Chemists in Teaching Careers
- Hazel Reason
- Hilda Hartle
- Peggy Lunam (Mrs. Edge)
- Frances Burdett
- Women in Chemical Industry
- The Employability of Women Chemists
- Kathleen Culhane (Mrs. Lathbury)
- Women Chemists in the Food Industry
- Ethel Beeching
- Mamie Olliver
- Winifred Adams
- Enid Bradford (Mrs. Bentley)
- Women Chemists in Biomedical Laboratories
- Katherine Coward
- Winifred (Freda) Wright
- Mollie Barr
- Elsie Widdowson
- Women Chemists in the Photographic Industry
- Frances Hamer
- Nellie Fisher
- Women Chemists in Other Research Laboratories
- Rona Robinson
- Edith Pawsey (Mrs. Murch)
- Gwenyth Gell and Mavis Gell (Mrs. Tiller)
- Women Chemists as Scientific Librarians and Indexers
- Enid Pope (Mrs. Hulsken)
- Margaret Dougal
- Margaret Le Pla
- Margaret Whetham (Mrs. Anderson)
- Women Chemists as Factory Inspectors
- Dorothy Fox (Mrs. Richards)
- Women Chemists in the 1940s
- Life for Women Students
- Employment of Women Chemists in the Second World War
- Jessie Mole
- Vera Furness
- Elizabeth Frith (Mrs. Tuckett)
- Antoinette (Tony) Patey (Mrs. Pirie)
- Patricia Green (Mrs. Clarke)
- The Late- and After-Career of Some Women Chemists
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