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Janet Quigley

Journalists and Broadcasters

Janet Muriel Alexander Quigley was a British radio broadcaster who lived from 10 May 1902 to 7 February 1987 and was made an MBE. She is associated with the BBC radio programmes Today and Woman's Hour, and she is credited as a creator of Woman's Hour, which is listed here as a work. Her role in shaping daily speech radio for a general audience places her among the influential producers of British broadcasting.

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1902 1
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Journalist 1
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Source Wikipedia: Woman's Hour
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    Janet Muriel Alexander Quigley MBE (10 May 1902-7 February 1987) was a British radio broadcaster associated with the Today programme and Woman's Hour.
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    10 May 1902
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Works Created: Woman's Hour, Infobox: creator
Quote, Works Created: Woman's Hour, Infobox: creator
Norman Collins, Janet Quigley
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