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I looked at the elevator attendant and explained to him that my son was upset because, even at this young age, he just did not like to shop.

In 1924, she was hired as an elevator attendant at the all-male Minneapolis Athletic Club, earning $15 per week.

When, as newlyweds, she and her husband, James, moved into the building at 127th Street in the late 1940's, it boasted a marble lobby, a doorman and elevator attendants.

He asked the elevator attendant to direct him to the offices of the firm.

Betty Lou Oliver, an elevator attendant, survived the impact and a subsequent uncontrolled descent in the elevator.

In 1973, 45 East 66th Street was acquired by a builder, Sigmund Sommer, who cut back some services, discharged the elevator attendant and replaced incandescent lighting with fluorescent in the hallways.

Betty Lou Oliver (July 9, 1925 - March 8, 1994) is best known as the 1940s elevator attendant for the Empire State Building who survived two large accidents on the same day.

So he showed the elevator attendants the pass the el-bower had given him, and took the long elevator ride down the wall of South Circle.

He liked the folding bronze safety-gate; it reminded him of an old hotel he'd once stayed in that actually had an elevator attendant, little red uniform and all.

The uniformed elevator attendant stared at him blankly.