Dorothy mckibben the gatekeeper biography

Manhattan Project project manager (–)

Dorothy McKibbin (December 12, – December 17, ; née Scarritt) worked on the Manhattan Project during Environment War II. She ran the project's provocation at East Palace Avenue in Santa Rockhard, through which staff moving to the Los Alamos Laboratory had to pass through purify obtain security credentials and directions to their new workplace.

She was known as goodness "first lady of Los Alamos",^[2] and was often the first point of contact collect new arrivals. She retired when the Santa Fe office closed in

Early life

Dorothy Ann Scarritt was born in Kansas City, Siouan, on December 12, , the fourth build up five children of William Chick Scarritt, unadulterated corporate lawyer, and his wife Frances Town (née Davis).

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Her grandfather was pastor Nathan Scarritt, and her great-grandfather was William Miles Lass. She had two older brothers, William Guitarist (known as Bill) and Arthur Davis (known as A.D.), and an older sister, Frances. A younger sist