Do Their Pens Tell Jackie and Nina Khrushchev Apart
New York report analyzes Jacqueline Kennedy and Nina Khrushchev handwriting. Dorothy Sara, renowned graphologist, explains Jackie shows upward T bars and mixed print cursive signaling originality and ambition without aggression while Nina’s writing is simple and logical, revealing calm privacy and firm opinions.
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John F. Kennedy
Nita Khrushchev
Iss Dorothy Sara
Sara
Jacqueline Kennedy
Nina Petrova Khrushchev
Jackie
White House
America
Paris
Vince
Nikita
American Graphological Society
OES
Nina Krushchev
Dorothy Sara
Frontier Lady Doctor Esther Pohl Lovejoy Retires After Long Service
91 year old Dr Esther Pohl Lovejoy reflects on a life as a pioneering physician and health leader. She helped found the American Women's Hospital Service and served as its director for decades. Her career included work in Alaska and France with the Red Cross, earning the Legion of Honor and several royal orders.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Esther Clayson Pohl Lovejoy
Washington Territory
Esther
New University of Oregon
Vienna
Ovejoy
American Women’s Hospital Service
American Medical Women’s Association
Alaska
Emil
Fred
Yukon
Dr. Lovejoy
France
Red Cross
Legion of Honor
England
George I
Greece
Jerusalem
Yugoslavia
Mrs Earl Brown Visits Faulkenberry Family in Texas
Mrs Earl Brown of Colorado City visits her daughter and her family at 1307 East Hes ter, staying at Dr and Mrs Tim Faulkenberry with their children.
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Tim Faulkenberry
East Hester
Earl Brown
Colorado City
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