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Table B, Return No 2, relating to staff in the Department of the President of the Executive Council, 1 January 1931. The table shows that six women were serving within the Department.

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Table A, Return No 2, relating to staff in the Department of the President of the Executive Council, 1 January 1932. The table shows that six women were employed in the Department at the following grades: 1 Junior Executive Officer, 1 Staff Officer, 2 Shorthand Typists and 2 Typists.

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Table B, Return 1, relating to staff in the Department of the President to the Executive Council, 1 January 1932. The table shows that six women were employed within the Department.

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Tables relating to staff employed in the Governor General's Establishment, 1 January 1932. The tables show that three women were employed within the Office. The tables are signed by Miss EM Coulson.

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Circular from the Department of Finance to all Departments, 13 March 1932, relating to the Civil Service Census. The circular provides detailed guidelines for the return of information on each member of the Civil Service. 'Married or unmarried. Replies to this question should be given only in the case of whole-time officers. "Married" should be regarded as including widows or widowers'.

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Letter from MOM to Sean O'Broin, Department of Finance, 22 August 1932, relating to the Civil Service Census. He asks which category Miss Tucker, Personal Secretary to the Governor General and Miss Archer, Telephonist, are to be included under.

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Hand-written letter from Miss Edith Coulson, Vice Regal Lodge, Dublin, to M Murray, 5 September 1932, returning forms relating to staff within the Governor General's Establishment.

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Letter from the Department of Finance to S O'Muimhneachain, Department of the President, 13 September 1932, relating to staff returns for the Governor General's Office. 'Our letter of 27 August was written under a misapprehension as regards the position of Miss Tucker. As this lady is paid out of an allowance and is not a State employee in the ordinary sense we think, on further consideration, that she should be excluded from the Census return'.

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Copy letter from SOM to the Secretary, Department of Finance, 21 September 1932, relating to the Civil Service Census. A list attached to the letter shows the number of employees for whom forms have not been completed. The list includes Miss Daisy Tucker, Personal Secretary to the Governor General. 'She is not a State Employee. She is paid directly by the Governor General out of a special allowance made to him for personal secretarial assistance'.

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Form for the Civil Service Census, 1932, relating to Catherine O'Connell, Staff Officer, Department of the President. The form provides details on O'Connell's education, grade, wages and employment record. 'Minimum of scale £130; Maximum of scale £230; Age last birthday 43; graduated from St Bridget's Commercial High School, Chicago, and in later years attended night classes in the Chicago College of Sciences'.

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