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As the ’60s turned into the ’70s, stewardesses began bringing grievances to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and, eventually, winning their cases.
EXCITEMENT, GLAMOUR AND OCCASIONAL GUNFIRE: THE LIFE OF A PAN AM STEWARDESSMYTHILI RAOAPRIL 9, 2021WASHINGTON POSTAfter that the little girl staid mostly with the stewardess, and was comparatively happy.
THE CROMPTONSMARY J. HOLMESHe drew back hastily and threw a quick glance at the stewardess.
THE STUTTERERR.R. MERLISSBut she soon cheered up and asked the stewardess to show her to her cabin.
DAISY ASHFORD: HER BOOKDAISY ASHFORDOn entering the main waiting room of the airport, the young stewardess looked quickly about her.
GYPSY FLIGHTROY J. SNELLHis questions, never very personal, were about the life an airplane stewardess leads.
GYPSY FLIGHTROY J. SNELLIt was while the men were going through their part of the performance that the young stewardess noticed a curious thing.
GYPSY FLIGHTROY J. SNELLThe young stewardess knew on the instant that the dark-faced lady was the one who was screaming.
GYPSY FLIGHTROY J. SNELLIn the meantime the little stewardess, Rosemary Sample, had made her way back to Chicago.
GYPSY FLIGHTROY J. SNELLTill we pass Gibraltar I shall be visible to no one but my maid and the stewardess, such is the effect Neptune has upon me.
THE HARMSWORTH MAGAZINE, VOL. 1, 1898-1899, NO. 6VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO STEWARDESS
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