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Kay Manley, Canadian-born, came to the United States in 1933 to study. She and her husband John Manley were at the Manhattan District in Chicago, when her husband was personally called by Leo Szilard and asked to move from the Met Lab to Los Alamos. She herself worked on calculations at Los Alamos, although she left after six months to focus on raising her children.

Kay Manley’s Timeline
1933 Came to the United States from Canada.

1943 Jun Arrived at Los Alamos.

Kay Manley’s Los Alamos ID badge photo

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