Word: eleanor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...week's end, still looking fresh and energetic, the Queen set out for an overnight visit with her old friend, Eleanor Roosevelt, at Hyde Park, stopping en route for a two-hour tour of Philadelphia and an appearance at the 300th anniversary of Dutch-founded Kingston (pop. 28,817), N.Y. This week the royal couple motored down to see what had happened to another Dutch settlement, New Amsterdam. The big city made it plain that it enjoyed seeing the Queen too: a quarter-million people cheered her as she rode up lower Broadway to be welcomed at City Hall...
...more than rare that the value of a piece of research is immediately appreciated and applied to practical affairs-the work of Sheldon Glueck, Roscoe Pound Professor of Law, and his wife Eleanor Glueck, a research criminologist at the Law School, is one of these few cases...
Branard Hall, president, Denuise Mangravite '53; social chairman, Jean Ross '54. Bertram Hall: president, Mary E. Faigle '53. work chairman, Noelle B. Blackmer '54. Brigges Hall: president, Eleanor R. Levine ,53; social chairman, Thala Poleway '54; Community Service representative, Nancy P. Winlock '55. Cabot Hall: president, Anne W. Sears '53; social chairman. Ellen U. McHugh '54; work chairmen. Mary Anne Goldsmith '55 and Barbara A. Knauff '54; Community Service representative, Dale F. Dorman...
...husband's election to the presidency was a triumph for her-after his attack of polio his mother had done everything in her power to keep poor Franklin at home by her side in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. But Usher Ike Hoover recalled Eleanor Roosevelt's first day in the White House-he discovered her hard at work tugging furniture into new positions, as if by that housewife's gesture she could make a home out of the halls in which Lincoln had lived and a million tourists had wandered...
...Eleanor Roosevelt's busy life is lived in a satisfying and exhausting, self-imposed and all-inclusive sense of duty. Duty had taken her to India-and duty had prompted her to stop off conscientiously in Bangkok, Singapore and Manila on her way home. When she arrived in San Francisco this week after five months abroad, she planned to turn temporarily from gallivanting-although not simply to rest. She had to hurry East, to entertain her old friend, Queen Juliana of Holland, and then, after settling down at Hyde Park, she had to dictate her book. She planned nothing...