Last Updated on August 4, 2022
Hello Girls: Topics in Chronicling America timeline and select newspaper articles
Women and the War Effort collection article, Stars and Stripes: The American Soldiers’ Newspaper of World War I, 1918 to 1919
Hello Girls articles from The Stars and Stripes
- Hello Girls Here in Real Army Duds March 29, 1918
- Six Hello Girls Help First Army October 4, 1918
- Doodlebug Call Brings Speedy Reply on Rhine June 13, 1919
Hello Girls articles from New York newspapers
More Hello Girls historical newspaper coverage
Back our girls over there United War Work Campaign poster
Hello Girls Congressional Gold Medal Act legislation
Hello Girls Answer Uncle Sam’s Call Headlines & Heroes blog January 29, 2019
The Hello Girls of World War I – Heeding the Call Inside Adams blog April 21, 2021
“Hello Girls” – Women Telephone Operators during WWI Unwritten Record March 30, 2021 National Archives
Hello Girls of World War I U.S. Army
Hello Girls Finally Get Paid Pieces of History June 24, 2015 National Archives
100 Years On, The ‘Hello Girls’ Are Recognized For World War I Heroics NPR, All Things Considered
Women at War: The Hello Girls National WWI Museum and Memorial live video stream from Mar 22, 2018
Elizabeth Cobbs, author of The Hello Girls: America’s First Women Soldiers, in a discussion on the invaluable role these pioneering woman served and their legacy today
Women On the Frontlines of WWI Came to Operate Telephones Smithsonian Magazine April 4, 2017
The Montana Historical Society also has a nice feature on Hello Girl Merle Egan Anderson, who was instrumental in the operators finally being recognized as military veterans: http://montanawomenshistory.org/merle-egan-anderson-montanas-hello-girl/
Where is the citation for the photograph?