Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 3, 1943
Caption:
Women Join Men In Driving Greyhound Buses: The Greyhound bus line sends large trailer buses to the Willow Run Bomber plant on regular trips, and recently the company hired its first group of women to handle the huge trailer trucks. The drivers are pictured here in front of one of the large buses, and are, from left to right in the back row: Bob Marrow, Ed Hammond, Charles Bunch, J. C. Hull, Ray Brown, Calen White, Roland Powers, Bob Bartig, Velmer Kelly, Philip Smashey, Laray Roberts, Robert Markwell, Howard Seitz, Kenneth Strong and Michael Buku. In the front row, from left to right, are I. Warner, Millie Joseph, Betty Cronk, Gwen Nehmer, Esther Doering, Betty Walker, Maxine Bishop, Fern Maddox, Pat Whittington, Jean Bensinger, Sally Kennedy, Margurite Holton and Dorothy Little.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 28, 1943
Caption:
FIRST WOMAN CITY BUS DRIVER: Tailored and pretty in her new uniform, Miss Lucille Dalson is Ann Arbor's first woman driver. She has successfully passed the strenuous tests demanded by the Greyhound school for bus drivers, where she trained. (Story on page 3).