TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary
Scope and Contents
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Correspondence and printed material
Unsorted correspondence and printed material
Photographs
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A Guide to the Walter Winchell Papers
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Creator: |
Winchell (Walter) |
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Title: |
Walter Winchell
Papers |
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Dates: |
1928-1993
(bulk 1930s-1960s) |
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Abstract: |
Walter Winchell
(1897-1972) was an influential print and broadcast journalist who pioneered the
gossip column genre. Collection consists of correspondence with notable people
of the time and from Winchell's fans. Collection also includes clippings,
photographs, and one piece of sheet music. |
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Accession No.: |
2006-070 |
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Extent: |
8 feet |
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Language: |
Materials are written in
English. |
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Repository: |
Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,
The University of Texas at Austin |
Walter Winchell (1897-1972) gained
acclaim as a journalist and gossip columnist with a career spanning five
decades. He contributed a column to the New York Daily Mirror for over 30
years, as well as hosting radio and television broadcasts (ABC, CBS, and NBC).
Winchell’s early career was marked by his public criticism of pro-fascists in
America and strong condemnation of the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. He
also expressed support for the Democratic Party and President Franklin D.
Roosevelt. Mixed with political opinion and commentary was Winchell’s trademark
entertainment news and “gossip,” where he gained a reputation as being frank
and fiery.
After World War II, Winchell became increasingly concerned with the
spread of Communism and voiced support for Senator Joseph McCarthy and the “Red
Scare” investigations. With the passing of the McCarthy era Winchell slowly
faded from the public eye.
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Collection consists of correspondence
with notable people in news, entertainment and government; and, letters from
fans who appealed to Winchell to use his influence for their causes. Many of
the letters bear Winchell’s handwritten comments or directions to Rose Bigman,
his secretary. Collection also includes clippings, photographs, and one piece
of sheet music.
Most of the material is arranged in alphabetical order by the
recipient or the topic covered. An intermediary owner of the collection had
moved some papers from their original folders. These are found after the
alphabetical listing as “Unsorted correspondence and printed material.” There
is some overlap between the alphabetical and unsorted groups.
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Access Restrictions
Unrestricted access.
Use Restrictions
Unrestricted use.
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Subjects (Persons) |
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Winchell, Walter, 1897-1972. |
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Subjects |
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Journalism |
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Journalists |
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Gossip columnists |
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Walter Winchell Papers, 1928-1992
[bulk, 1930s-1960s], Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University
of Texas at Austin.
This collection was processed by
Catherine Best and Emily Preece, October 2009.
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Correspondence and printed material |
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"A" Miscellaneous,
1941-1968 |
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ABC-TV, general,
1945-1958 |
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ABC-TV, "The Headliners,"
1946, 1964 |
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ABC-TV, "The Street,"
1964-1966 |
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Abraham Lincoln columns,
1947 |
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Acapulco News,
1964 |
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Actors and Actresses,
1946-1962 |
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Actors Equity,
1932, 1937 |
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Actors Fund of America,
1933, 1949 |
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America First Committee,
1941 |
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American Broadcasting Lawsuits,
1939-1955 |
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American Christian Palestine Committee [regarding Yusif
El-Bandak],
1949 |
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American Guild of Variety Artists,
1941 |
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American Home Products,
1964 |
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American International, "Wild in the Streets,"
1967-1968 |
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American Labor Magazine,
1968 |
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American Peace Mobilization,
1941 |
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American Seamen,
1933 |
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American Tobacco Company,
1932 |
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Amitone,
1968 |
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Amvets (American Veterans of World War II),
1967-1968 |
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Anastasia (Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna),
1939 |
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Anderson, John,
1939-1943 |
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Andrew Jergens Co.,
1945 |
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Anti-Defamation League,
1940, 1946, 1967-1968 |
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Antioch Chamber of Commerce,
1933 |
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Army,
1945 |
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Arnold , Dorothy (disappeared Dec. 12, 1910),
1935 |
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Articles,
undated |
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Asher, Court,
1945 |
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Atom Bomb,
1945-1946 |
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Auchincloss, James L.,
1964 |
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Authors,
1929-1968 |
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Axis Sally (Mildred Gillars),
1947-1949 |
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"B" Miscellaneous,
1933-1967 |
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Bananas, Joe,
1964-1965 |
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Bandak, Yusif El,
1949-1950 |
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Bankers Casualty of Chicago,
1959-1960 |
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Barton, Andrew,
1968-1969 |
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Baxter, David,
1945 |
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Beacon, Tony,
1937 |
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Beaten, David (TV shows),
1967 |
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Bennett, Constance,
1939-1940 |
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Berger, Meyer (article in Scribner's magazine),
undated |
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Bergerac, Jacques,
1964 |
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Bergman, Ingrid,
1950, 1959 |
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Beverage Times,
1945 |
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Beverly Hills Citizen News
(Greenberg-Heyler),
1968 |
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Biddle, Attorney General
1944 |
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Biederman, Les,
1964-1968 |
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Bigman, Rose [notes Winchell],
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Bilbo, Sen. Theodore,
1945-1947 |
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Billingsley, Sherman (Stork Club),
1937-1967 |
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"Billy" ["When I Walk I Always Walk with Billy," song by
James Kendis],
1939 |
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Birthday Party,
1967 |
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Bissel, Pelham St. George, III,
1934 |
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Blue Network,
1944-1945 |
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Blue Star Mothers of America,
1943-1948 |
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Bob Hope dinner,
1947 |
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Bon Ami,
1959 |
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Boston Herald Traveler,
1967-1968 |
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Bowles, Chester,
1946-1949 |
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Boxing,
1964-1968 |
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Bradford, Robert (true story for movie),
1957 |
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Bravest and Finest,
1967 |
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British Information Services,
1941-1951 |
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Broadway Alien,
1941 |
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Broadway Stars, Inc.,
1956-1964 |
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Brown, Wilson,
1949 |
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Buchalter, Louis "Lepke",
1939-1960 |
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Synopsis of Lepke case
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Busby Productions,
1968-1969 |
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Business,
1932-1950 |
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Business Men,
1968 |
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Byline Ball Speech,
1967 |
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Byrnes, James F. [copy of letter to President Truman],
1949, 1952 |
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"C" Miscellaneous,
1924-1962 |
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Cadillac,
1947-1969 |
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Caen, Herb,
1958 |
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Caesar, Irving,
1942-1943 |
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California State Federation of Labor Picket Line,
1957 |
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California,
1932, 1935, 1953, 1962-1968 |
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Cameron, W.J.,
1940-1941 |
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Campbell Soup Company,
1968 |
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Canada,
1944 |
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Cannon, Jack,
1962, 1967 |
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Cannon, Jimmy,
1934-1952 |
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Capehart, Sen. Homer E.,
1955 |
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Capone, Al,
1931-1939 |
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Carroll, Luke,
1962-1967 |
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Cartoonists,
1964 |
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Cassidy, John F.,
1942 |
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Castle, Paul (singer),
undated |
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Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS),
1943 |
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Chamberlain, Prime Minister Neville,
1939 |
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Chambers, Whittaker,
1945-1948 |
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Chicago Daily News,
1942 |
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Christian Front,
1940-1942 |
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Christians, George
1934 |
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Christmas and New Year columns,
1955-1968 |
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Christmas Seal,
1936-1937 |
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CIO has not denounced communism,
1946 |
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Clark, Tom (Attorney General),
1946-1948 |
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Close, Upton,
1944-1951 |
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Coast Guard,
1945, 1955 |
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Coffin, Tris,
1947 |
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Cohen, William [also known as William Cahn],
1945-1955 |
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Coll, Vincent "Mad Dog",
1960-1964 |
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College Association for Public Events and Services
[CAPES], San Francisco,
1968 |
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College Humor [magazine],
1930-1939 |
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Colliers,
1948-1956 |
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Columbia Features,
1964, 1968 |
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Columbia University,
1968 |
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Columbus Day Celebration,
1962 |
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Communism,
1940-1962 |
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Como, Perry, [The Perry Como Show],
1956 |
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Composers,
1941-1957 |
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Condon, Glenn,
1934-1938 |
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Confidential [magazine],
1955-1967 |
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Congressional Records of Winchell columns,
1958 |
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Congressmen,
1937-1951 |
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Conrad, Earl,
1968 |
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Contracts |
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ABC,
1951-1955 |
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Mutual,
1941-1956 |
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Stasny Music Corporation,
1960-1964 |
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Miscellaneous,
1943-1957 |
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Conventions,
1964,1968 |
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Copyrights,
1936 |
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CORE [Congress of Racial Equality],
1964 |
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Cosmopolitan [Hearst
magazine],
1951-1957 |
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Costello, Frank,
1950-1959 |
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Coughlin, Father Charles E.,
1934-1940 |
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Coward, Noel,
1957 |
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Cox, Congressmen E. E.,
1943 |
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Cox, James [or Joseph],
1943-1956 |
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Crawford, Rheba (Salvation Army),
1962-1965 |
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Crime,
1932-1955 |
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Crosby, Larry,
1966 |
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Crum, Bartley,
1948-1949 |
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Cuba,
1940-1949 |
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Cummings, Robert,
1955 |
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Cuneo, Ernest,
1939-1968 |
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Dafoe, Dr. Allan Roy,
1934-1935 |
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de Rochemont, Louis,
1940 |
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Dentist,
1943-1966 |
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Dies, Martin,
1943 |
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Entertainers,
1954, 1957 |
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"F" Miscellaneous,
1933-1968 |
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Facts Forum,
1954 |
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Facts [newspaper],
1944 |
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Faggen, Jay,
1939-1967 |
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Fairchild, John, and Women's Wear Daily,
1967 |
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Fan-Fare [magazine],
1935 |
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Farley, Frank,
1934-1935 |
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Farragut College and Technical Institute,
1947 |
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Farrell, Frank,
1945-1959 |
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Father Andre [Penachio],
1960-1962 |
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Fay, Frank,
1945-1947 |
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F. B. I.,
1940 |
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F.B.I. [television series],
1965 |
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Federal Theatre,
1939 |
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Ferguson, Elsie,
1929 |
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Film Daily [newspaper],
1967-1968 |
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Fire Department,
1942, 1967 |
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Fires,
undated |
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Fish, Hamilton,
1947 |
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Fitts, Burton,
1938 |
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Flaherty, Vincent,
1956-1959 |
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Florida Southern College,
1958-1959 |
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Florists Telegraph,
1933-1935 |
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Flynn, Erroll,
1943-1944 |
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Food Giant Markets,
1968 |
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Forster, Arnold,
1944-1968 |
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Fort Wayne newspaper,
1943-1944 |
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Fortune, Ed and Grace,
1939-1940 |
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Fowler, Gene,
1942 |
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Foy, Brian,
1964-1969 |
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Franklin, Art,
1947-1948 |
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French, Marjorie (and Fritz Zarb-Mizzi),
1938-1938 |
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Friends of Democracy,
1942-1943 |
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Front Page Broadcast,
1937 |
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Fulbright, Sen. J. William,
1955 |
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Fuller, John Frederick,
1945 |
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George S. May Co.,
1941-1943 |
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George Washington Carver Award,
1947-1962 |
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German Bund,
1939-1942 |
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Girl Friday,
1957 |
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Gyson, Sam,
1952 |
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"H" Misc.,
1933-1970 |
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Habe, Hans (author),
1946 |
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Halsey, Margaret,
1944 |
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Hammer, Armand,
1958 |
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Hammond, Percy,
1936 |
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Hanrahan, Ed,
1967-1968 |
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Harlem Herald,
1940 |
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Harris, Robin Curley,
1960-1962 |
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Hart, Merwin K.,
1949-1950 |
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The Hartmans,
1947 |
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Hartmann, A. C.,
1934 |
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Hartwell, Dickson,
1947 |
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Hauptmann, Bruno (and Lindbergh kidnapping),
1930-1967 |
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Hayakawa (Language in Action),
undated |
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Healy, Judge Leo,
1940-1946 |
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Hellinger Award,
1934, 1960-1970 |
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Hendrickson, Robert,
1944 |
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Hess, Donna,
1968 |
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Hicktown,
1940 |
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Hill & Knowlton, Inc.,
1958 |
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Hilton Advertising Agency (Clearwater Bank),
1969 |
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Hines, William,
1963-1964 |
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Hit Songs From Flop Shows Research,
1954-1955 |
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Hitler, Adolf,
1933-1935 |
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Hoffa, James,
1965 |
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Hoffman, Clare,
1941-1946 |
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Hoffman, Gov. Harold,
1935-1936 |
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Holford, Clyde,
1935, 1950-1967 |
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Holland, Elmer,
1943-1944 |
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Hollenbeck, Don,
1947 |
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Holliday, Judy,
1952 |
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Hollister, Paul,
1939-1940 |
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Hollywood,
1955 |
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Holt, Rush D.,
1944 |
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Holtzmann, Fanny [regarding Gen. Morgan],
1946 |
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Home Show,
1956 |
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Hoover, J. Edgar,
1968 |
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Hosiery- Velon yarn,
1946 |
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The Hour, [bulletin],
1939-1942 |
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Hughes, Howard,
1968 |
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Israels, Joseph,
1930-1931 |
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Kefaufer Committee, Rudolf Halley, attorney,
1951 |
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Kitner, Robert,
1949-1952 |
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Klan,
1942 |
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"L" Misc.,
1942-1968 |
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Lachmann, Marc,
1934, 1941 |
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LaGuardia, Mayor,
1934-1943 |
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Lambertson, Congressman William. P.,
1943 |
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Lane, Myles,
1952-1953 |
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Lardner, John,
undated |
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Lasher, Samuel,
1936 |
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Lasky, Victor,
1955-1963 |
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Lavan, Jerry,
1957, 1968 |
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Lawsuits,
1940-1966 |
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Ledger Syndicate,
1968 |
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Lee, Canada,
1949 |
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Letters sent to editors,
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Levin, Meyer,
undated |
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Levy, Edward G., abstract,
1939-1940 |
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Lewis, Fulton, Jr.,
1940-1949 |
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Lewis, Jerry D.,
1962, 1966 |
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Lewis, Joe E.,
1955-1957 |
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Lewis, John L.,
1940, 1946 |
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Liberty [magazine],
1941-1942 |
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Lippman, William (ketchup bottle incident at Lindy’s),
1942 |
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Lloyd's of London Insurance,
1958 |
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Loeb, William, newspapers,
1968 |
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London Daily Mail,
1940 |
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Long, Huey,
1944 |
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Look [magazine],
1939-1962 |
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Lorant, Stefan,
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Los Angeles Herald
Examiner,
1964–1968 |
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Los Angeles Times
Syndicate,
1967 |
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Lowenstein, David,
undated |
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Luce, Henry,
1937-1951 |
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Luciano, Lucky,
1962-1967 |
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Lundeen, Sen. Ernest,
1940-1942 |
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Lurie, Lou,
1962-1968 |
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"M" Miscellaneous,
1946-1968 |
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M.G.M.,
1941 |
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MacArthur, Douglas,
1951 |
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Magnuson, Sen. Warren G.,
1947-1964 |
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Malaxa, Nicolae,
1951-1952 |
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Maloney, Russell,
1938 |
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Maloney, William Power,
1942-1943 |
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Manhattan College,
1956 |
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Mann, F. Allen,
1958 |
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Marci, Benedicto,
1950-1954 |
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Marine Corps,
1946-1949 |
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Marinoni, Antonio and Passarelli, Luigi,
1940 |
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Marshall, Mr. [telegram from Douglas R. Grant],
undated |
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Martin, Darrell,
1944 |
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Martin, Herb,
1967 |
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Martin, Margaret (murder case),
1940 |
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Martin, Quinn,
1934-1967 |
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Marty, Syra (actress from Germany),
1964 |
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Matchabelli, Prince Georges,
1932 |
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Mattson, Charlie (kidnapping),
1937 |
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Mauchenheim, Egon Karl Freiherr von, and Margarete,
1940 |
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Maurer, Doctor D. W.,
1940 |
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Mayer, Milton,
1942 |
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"Mc" and "Mac" Miscellaneous,
1961-1968 |
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McCarthy, Joe,
1951-1955 |
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McCrary, Tex
1941-1949 |
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McFadden, Benarr and Mary,
1967-1968 |
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McGuire Sisters,
1963-1965 |
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McIntosh, Alan C.,
1967 |
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McNaboe, Sen. John,
1940 |
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McNair, Barbara,
1956-1968 |
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc.,
1963-1968 |
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McWilliams, J.,
1939-1945 |
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Medicare, [Winchells’s account],
1967 |
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Mehnert, Klaus,
1940 |
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Melard, H. J. M (producer of Bay of Pigs film),
1963-1964 |
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Mercouri, Melina,
1967 |
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Metropolitan Daily,
1963 |
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Miami Beach,
1940-1945 |
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Miami Herald,
1961-1968 |
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Miller, Arthur,
1956 |
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Miller, William Burke, threats,
1937 |
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Mirror Promotion,
1929-1959 |
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Miscellaneous,
1939-1963 |
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Miss-A-Meal Campaign,
1933-1939 |
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Monroe, Marilyn,
1961-1968 |
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Montana Liberal,
1939 |
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Moore, Philip,
1938 |
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Moran, Mildred Hardenbergh,
1939 |
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Morell, Parker,
1941 |
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Morgan, Sir Frederick,
1946 |
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Morgan, Helen,
1941, 1957 |
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Morning Telegraph,
1968 |
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Mortimer, Lee,
1947-1961 |
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Mutual Broadcasting Conventions,
1968 |
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National Workers League,
1941-1942 |
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Nazis,
1933-1947 |
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New York [City] Schools,
1949 |
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New York Daily Mirror,
1941 |
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Newspapers,
1929-1968 |
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Office of Censorship,
1943 |
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Pearson, Drew,
1941-1958 |
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Pegler, Westbrook,
1949 |
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Photographer [Stephen McNult],
undated |
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Political,
1933-1965 |
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Producers,
undated |
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Publishers,
1930-1968 |
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Raft, George,
1934-1937 |
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Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin [letter from Christian
Mobilizers meeting],
1940 |
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Rose, Billy (Aquacade Scandal),
1939 |
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“S” Miscellaneous,
1937-1969 |
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Sacks, Manie,
1956-1957 |
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Saints and Sinners,
1958 |
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Sakellariou, Admiral Alexander,
1945 |
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San Diego Union,
1962-1968 |
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San Francisco Conference,
1945 |
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Santa Monica Outlook,
1962 |
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Sarnoff, Robert,
1956 |
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Sato, Ruth,
1934-1942 |
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Sberna, Charles,
1942-1946 |
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Schine, G. David,
1963-1967 |
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Schine, Myer and David,
1946-1968 |
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Schipa, Tito,
1937-1948 |
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Schoenfeld, Dudley,
1936 |
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Schuster and Lepke,
1939 |
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Schuster, M. Lincoln [Simon and Schuster],
1931-1940 |
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Screen Actors Guild,
1937-1965 |
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Seaboard Drug Company,
1952-1958 |
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Sears, Jean,
1935-1936 |
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Secretary of Defense,
1963 |
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Securities Exchange Commission,
1938 |
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Seger, Gerhart,
1944 |
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Senators,
1948-1951 |
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Shaw, Stan,
1935-1937 |
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Shattuck Company, Frank G. [The Schrafft’s Stores],
1934-1938 |
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Shea, Donald,
1943-1944 |
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Sheen, Fulton J.,
1940-1945 |
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Shelley, H. Michael,
1941 |
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Shepard, Elaine,
1961-1965 |
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Sheppard, Dr. Sam,
1955-1967 |
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Showacre Commercials,
1968 |
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Sidor, Karol,
1950 |
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Silicosis,
1939 |
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Simon and Schuster Publishers,
1928-1964 |
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Simon, Sheridan,
1962-1969 |
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Singer, Kurt,
1946 |
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“Single Room Furnished,” (Jayne Mansfield film),
1968 |
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Smith, B. J. ,
1968 |
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Smith Davis & Co.,
1947 |
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Smith, Earl E. T. (testimony regarding Cuba),
1960-1961 |
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Smith, Gerald K.,
1945 |
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Smith, Lt. Patrick,
1945 |
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Smith, Merriman,
1967 |
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Smythe, Edward James,
1943-1949 |
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Sobel, Bernard,
1937 |
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Sokolsky, George,
1946-1955 |
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Solzer, Bill,
1942-1943 |
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Spivak, John L.,
1939-1940 |
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Spot Productions,
1967 |
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Spy (or Traitor) TV format,
1962 |
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St. Moritz Hotel,
1958 |
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Stadsklev, Rev. C. O.,
1943-1944 |
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Statler, Suzie,
1969 |
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Statue of Liberty,
1962 |
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Steele, Larry,
1951, 1964-1968 |
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Stephans, Mira,
1940-1941 |
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Stern, Bill,
1941 |
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Strikebreakers,
undated |
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Stuart, Lyle,
1951-1964 |
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Styles, Hal,
1944 |
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Subversive Influence Educational Process,
1953 |
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Sullivan, Ed,
1964 |
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Survey of Home Reading of New York City Newspapers,
1935 |
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Swanson, Gloria [regarding remark about Lana Turner],
1958 |
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Symphonic Radio and Electronic Corp.,
not dated |
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Television quiz shows,
1959 |
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Television show,
1955-1964 |
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Time [magazine],
1947 |
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Transport Workers Union,
1946 |
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U. S. S. Squalus,
1939 |
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Walter Winchell Narrates The Headliners (Story Lines),
1942 |
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War,
1942-1945 |
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Waterbury, Ruth,
1933 |
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Wethan, Frederic,
1949 |
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William Morris Agency,
1935-1968 |
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Winchell , Walter [personal],
1933-1968 |
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Winchell, Walter [script by Tom Everett],
1938 |
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Correspondence of intermediary owner of collection,
1992-1993 |
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Sheet music, "There's a Lull in My Life,"
1937 |
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1930-1936 |
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1930-1967 |
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1932-1939, 1967-1968 |
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1932-1952 |
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1932-1968 |
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1934-1968 |
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1934-1969 |
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1936-1967 |
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1937-1939 |
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1940-1942 |
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1940-1947 |
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Walter Winchell, Republican National Convention, San
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July, 1964 |
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Walter Winchell, photographed by Don Pack
undated |
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Walter Winchell with Lauren Bacall and two men,
November, 1944 |
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Walter Winchell receiving award from San Diego Police
Officers Association,
August, 1964 |
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Walter Winchell with Nick Blair and Molly,
1934 |
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Walter Winchell playing golf,
1951 |
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Walter Winchell, from College Confidential [movie],
1960 |
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Walter Winchell, at birthday party,
1967 |
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Walter Winchell serving coffee inside Salvation Army
Emergency Canteen,
1968 |
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The Stork Club, interior with newspaper front page on
display,
1955 |
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New York Hitler Headquarters,
1932 |
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Kappa Tau Alpha Dinner, Los Angeles Press Club,
1964 |
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George P. Hunt and Frank Farrell,
undated |
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Marilyn Monroe's funeral,
1962 |
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