Miami Herald
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Florida Historical Society 2018: Miami Herald Women
I loved being back in Sarasota and talking about the great women of the Miami Herald, including Marie Anderson, Dorothy Jurney and Jeanne Voltz.
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Miami Herald’s For and About Better Living, 1954
I loved finding this 1954 clip of the Miami Herald featuring food editor Jeanne Voltz. Interesting that the name sounds like a lifestyle section in the 1950s.
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Florida Frontiers: Marie Anderson
I was pleased to hear my Florida Frontiers interview about Miami Herald women’s page editor Marie Anderson. It is at the end of the 30-minute program which aired on WMFE (90.7 in Orlando) on Sunday afternoon and will re-air on Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
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Women Politicking Politely: Advancing Feminism in the 1960s and 1970s
I enjoyed speaking about my book Women Politicking Politely at the 2017 UCF Nicholson Symposium.
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Researching Miami Herald Journalist Kay Murphy
I have been researching Miami women’s page journalist Kay Murphy. I found a scholarship is given in her name – as recently as 2017. Here is information about it:“Kay Murphy Price Scholarship: Kay Murphy Price was a Scripps alum who had a 33-year career as a feature writer with the Columbus Dispatch and Miami Herald. She was also an artist, winning awards for her poetry, and gourmet cooking, and dabbling with a paint brush. She established this scholarship for students with an interest in newspaper or magazine journalism.” Here is a link to one of her many stories about furnishings. Here is information about her from her Ohio alumni magazine:1930…
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Death of Roxcy Bolton
I was sad to read about the death of Roxcy Bolton who worked closely with Miami Herald women’s page editor Marie Anderson. Here is her NYT obituary. I wrote about Roxcy for the Ms Magazine blog and We’re History. I also presented a paper about Bolton at the meeting of the Florida Historical Society.
