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Records (some with transcripts) include; 1. Dame Caroline Haslett BBC recording, 'to women of North America ', recorded 9 February 1951. Recording lasts 3 minutes and 30 seconds. [Digital version available - sound quality is poor]. Recording made by Dame Caroline in her position as President of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women (1950-1956) during its International Week 1951. 1981 audio cassette version of this recording can be found at NAEST 33/26/37. 2. Dame Caroline Haslett's BBC "Women's Hour" talk on Amy Johnson (2 records but one record is used on both sides). Each of the three tracks is 3 minutes and 30 seconds in length. [Digital version available - sound quality very good]. Made for the BBC programme broadcast 17 November 1952, on the subject of Amy Johnson, her life and career. 1981 audio cassette version of this recording can be found at NAEST 33/26/37. 3. Dame Caroline Haslett recording for the International Federation of Business and Professional Women's International Week 1953 (originally part of NAEST 33 Add 1992). Caroline Haslett recording lasts 3 minutes and 40 seconds. [Digital version available - sound quality is poor]. 4. Miss Margaret Hyndman recording. Recorded during the International Federation of Business and Professional Women's International Week 1953 (same style of record label as item 3 above). 2 minutes and 20 seconds recording. [Digital version available together with digital transcript - sound quality reasonable]. Miss Hyndman talks on the subject theme for the week which was, 'men and women working together in partnership'. Miss Hyndman was later to become the President of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women (1956-1959) following Dame Caroline in the role. 5. Recordings of speakers from the International Federation of Business and Professional Women's International Week lunch, 23 February 1953, London (originally part of NAEST 33 Add 1992). There are two copies of this record. Two speeches are recorded on side one of the record (cuts 1 and 2), and a third speech (cut 3) is recorded on side 2. The speeches are made by; Miss Margaret Hickey (cut 1 outer rim) - 2 minutes in length; Mrs Mary Tenison-Woods, (cut 2 inner section) - 2 minutes 10 seconds in length; and Miss Dorcas Campbell - 2 minutes 40 seconds in length. [Digital versions of all these recordings are available together with digital versions of the transcripts - reasonable sound quality].