From Million to Three Books for Chambers Humor Author
Mary Jane Chambers of 1311 Cherry sold her first unpublished book to Readers Digest for condensation, calling it a million to one chance. Now she has sold three more humor slant books to the same editors, with the author praised as funny.
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Mary Jane Chambers
Cherry
Reader’s Digest
Words, notebooks and headlines shape a life in newspapers
A Virginia native recalls starting on obits, writing poetry from youth, and rising to journalism across ten states. She details an early controversial obituary headline, a 1959 Indiana University journalism degree, and a career spanning features, news and columns while her husband, Dr Randall Chambers, a space program researcher, and their two sons, Mark and Craig, are mentioned.
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Gary
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University of Indiana
Bloomington
Randall Chambers
U.S
Mark
Macon
Craig
Vanderbilt University
Leeds University
England
Florida
Chambers
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley
Georgia Institute of Technicology
Atlanta
Lawton
Fort Sill
Army Research Institute
Books tell life of space pioneer wife and astronaut studies
In a Lawton Fort Sill feature, Mary Chambers discusses her books about her husband, NASA and Navy trained space program figures, and early astronaut training in Johnsville. Her works cover space suit anecdotes, weightlessness studies, and child curiosity, plus her own teaching and family stories.
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