Peggy Hull Deuell papers 1910-1966

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Peggy Hull Deuell papers 1910-1966

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Peggy Hull and Peggy Hull Deuell were the professional names used by Henrietta Eleanor Goodnough who was born in 1890 in Bennington, Kansas. The collection containts dlippings, correspondence, poems, photographs, map, palmistry chart, recipe notebook, story ideas, names and addresses, astrology notes, and scrapbooks.

2 boxes; 10 volumes; 54 photographs

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University of Kansas Kenneth Spencer Research Library Kanas Collection

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Deuell, Peggy Hull, 1890-1967

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Ms. Deuell was the first accredited woman war correspondent. She was with Gen. Pershing in the Mexican Border War in 1916, she covered World War I in France, the American Army or Occupation in Siberia after World War I, and World War II in the Pacific. Some of the newspapers she wrote for were: The El Paso Morning Times, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, and The Shanghai Daily News. She was among the organizers of the Overseas Press Club of America. From the guide to the Peggy...

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Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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During World War II and the Korean Conflict, newspapers and independent journalists photographed individual soldiers and groups of soldiers from Cleveland and northeast Ohio as part of their coverage of these wars. These photographs were donated to the Western Reserve Historical Society by the Cleveland Plain Dealer and have been organized alphabetically by the last name of the soldier pictured. In many cases, the accompanying newspaper article is attached to the photograph. From the...

Overseas Press Club of America.

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