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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2016

Page

8

Timeline of Hattie Caraway’s Senate Breakthrough and Family Legacy

The story recounts Hattie Caraway becoming the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate after succeeding her husband Thaddeus Caraway of Arkansas. It notes their three sons attended West Point and places her rise in context with later female presidential candidates and earlier women in public office since the 19th century.

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Silent Hattie Caraway Shapes Senate History

Hattie Caraway becomes the first woman to preside over the U.S. Senate and serves 14 years, championing education and veterans issues. Supported by Huey Long and Thad Caraway, she runs for re election after winning a special election, aided by her New Deal stance and GI Bill sponsorship. March marks National Women's History Month.

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Hattie Caraway in Senate Office 1940

In history notes Hattie Caraway is seen in her Senate office in 1940. The entry references a library display featuring Ilene Cooper's "A Woman in the House and Senate."

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Apes Show Trust Rope Experiment For Treats

Scientists in Germany tested chimpanzees with a trust rope to send treats to a partner. Chimps delivered more treats to partners they trusted, indicating social trust behavior similar to humans. The note credits Nancy Hendricks for help with this issue.

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