Papers, 1931-1936 (inclusive).

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Papers, 1931-1936 (inclusive).

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Scripts for radio talk shows conducted with Cushman on "Women's Radio Review," a series on station WRR in 1931, and on WEAF (NBC, New York) in 1936. Cushman discussed art, art schools, and Jane Addams. Included is an article "Five Weeks in London, England, 1931, Modelling from Life the Portrait Bust of Mahatma Gandhi," from the Tennessee Historical Quarterly (19:2), June 1960.

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