journalism history
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Interviewed Ann Hamman’s son
Yesterday I conducted an interview with the son of women’s page journalist Ann Hamman. He provided great background information as I begin the research process for a historical article. Ann was in the Women’s Army Corp during World War II so I am requesting some documents about her through FOIA. She earned a master’s degree in home ec after the War so I am also trying to track down her thesis.
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Eleanor Hart Research
I just completed a conference abstract about Miami Herald women’s page columnist Eleanor Hart. Here is one of her columns. A review of her columns shows her writing addressed family relationships, political activism and racial integration. This analysis of Hart’s columns is significant to understand how a community developed and the role women journalist played in that development.
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Eleanor Hart Research
I just completed a conference abstract about Miami Herald women’s page columnist Eleanor Hart. Here is one of her columns. A review of her columns shows her writing addressed family relationships, political activism and racial integration. This analysis of Hart’s columns is significant to understand how a community developed and the role women journalist played in that development.
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Liz Carpenter Dies
Journalist, feminist and White House spokeswoman Liz Carpenter has died. She was a good friend of many Texas journalists including Vivian Castleberry, women’s page editor of the Dallas Times Herald. Liz’s memoir, “Ruffles and Flourishes,” included the following reference to Milwaukee women’s page journalist Toni McBride: Liz Carpenter was a great woman and a great journalist.
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Bobbi McCallum Scholarship
I was happy to see that the Bobbi McCallum Scholarship will continue even though the Seattle P-I went under. Bobbi was a women’s page journalist at the P-I in the later 1960s. After her sudden death at age 25, this scholarship was created in her honor. My article about Bobbi comes out next month.
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Bobbi McCallum Scholarship
I was happy to see that the Bobbi McCallum Scholarship will continue even though the Seattle P-I went under. Bobbi was a women’s page journalist at the P-I in the later 1960s. After her sudden death at age 25, this scholarship was created in her honor. My article about Bobbi comes out next month.
