Women discuss equality echoes from Jill Ruckelshaus
The piece notes Eliza Deming era women and Jill Ruckelshaus, Dorothy Thompson, and other wives who oppose feminism but support paying women the same as men for equal work. It highlights Ruckelshaus as White House consultant, feminine activist, and wife of William D. Ruckelshaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Deming
Jill Ruckelshaus
Dorothy Thompson
Jil Ruckelshaus
White House
William D. Ruckelshaus
Dorothy Thompson and Other Notables in 1960s Media History
A brisk survey of figures from Dorothy Thompson to Marion S. Lewis Kopf, tracing earnings, columns, and influence in mid-20th century media. It notes Thompson's wealth from syndication revenues, her Washington circles, and a reminiscence of discrimination she faced as a woman. The piece recalls other media figures, publishing trends, and cultural touchstones, including Rose of Sharon from Grapes of Wrath and Readers Digest ad revenue milestones.
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Marion K. San
Sinclair Lewis
Ladies Home Journal
Ders
Ms. Ruickelshaus
Dorothy Thompson
Washington
Time Magazine
Dorothy,Thompson
Bard Lewis Kopf
Lisbon
Portugal
Barnard
Vermont
Sharon
Eliza Deming
Union County
Rosasharn
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Dave Felts
World’ of Letters
Miss. Thompson
Asee
New York Herald “Tribune
Reader's Digest
Spain
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Herrin
Marion
Mohr
Seleciion
Dresson
W. Main
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