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...quietly with her mother, spends most of her days in her studio. The U.S. bird series now numbers ten pairs. Among them: goldfinches, chickadees, indigo buntings, Baltimore Orioles, mockingbirds. One of the fortunate owners of a complete set of Doughty birds: former director of National Audubon Society Mrs. Carll Tucker...
...JACK M. TUCKER...
...Indiana, Republicans hoped that the shot in the arm that Navy Lieut. James Tucker, 35, got in the U.S. landing at Salerno would be a shot in the arm to Indiana GOPolitics. Six-foot, boyish Lieut. Tucker (now home on convalescent leave) once served as Indiana's Secretary of State, would make a hot and heroic candidate for U.S. Senator in 1944, if the Navy gives him a medical discharge...
Present were 500 church leaders including the Federal Council of Churches' President Bishop Henry St. George Tucker, New York's Bishop William Thomas Manning, the Greek Orthodox Church's Bishop Germanos, the Serbian Orthodox Church's Dean Shoukletovich, the Russian Orthodox Church's Metropolitan Theophilus...
Said the Episcopal Church's Bishop Henry Tucker: "The American press has been one of our most effective influences for good." Said the Roman Catholic Church's Msgr. Michael Ready: ". . . our press generally has a deep attachment for right statement." Judaism's Dr. Israel Goldstein found an "extraordinarily high level of public responsibility" in U.S. newspapers...