Box 17
Contains 43 Results:
“When Mark Twain’s Family was in Tennessee” in Sun Magazine, undated
The Nashville Banner, 1930-1936
The Nashville Banner, 1930-1936
The Nashville Banner, 1930-1936
American Foreign Service Journal “Cornelia Bassel”, December 1938
The Standard, Montreal – 1940’s
St. Louis Post Dispatch –“Little Girl in the White House”, April 19, 1942
Egyptian Gazette, July 18, 1948
Mademoiselle – “To Talk About: a Mind of Your Own’, January – February 1939
Mademoiselle – “I Raised My Girl to Be a Soldier”, July 1941
Mademoiselle, March 1940-1942
Mademoiselle, May 1942 – August 1943
Mademoiselle’s Career Department, October 1942
The Boston Globe – “Mrs. Ives”, July 1952
Clubwoman –“Can 30.000,000 Women be Wrong?”, January 1956
Congressional Record, June 20, 1941; 1942 Congressional resolution on establishing a Women’s Auxiliary reserve in the Navy; Department of State address by Wm Benton, 1946; Department of State Newsletter, February 1968
McCall’s “The Senator’s Wife Goes Back to School” correspondence, draft, and research notes, 1954
Article on Irina Skariatina (Mrs. Victor F. Blakeslee) for use in event of her death, 1960
Address to the North Carolina Democratic Club, draft with no date; “America the Unknown” note cards for address to Women’s Press Club, Great Britain
“McCall’s Gallery of Children in the White House”, May 1962
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