Judy Agnew This Very Woman Behind Spiro Agnew
Judy Agnew is portrayed as comfortable and unpretentious in a Baltimore profile. The piece traces her life from birth in 1921 through marriage to Spiro Agnew in 1942, his wartime service, their children, and her readiness to move with his political career, including a sudden California relocation as his 1972 vice presidential prospects rose.
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Gwen Dobson
Washington Star
Washington
Judy Agnew
Agnew
Elinor Isabel Judefind
Baltimore
Judy
W. Lee Judefind
Davison Chemical Company
Maryland Casualty Company
Pamela
Robert Dehaven
Maryland
Lutherville
J. Rand Agnew
Michelle Anne
Randy
Towson State College
Susan Agnew
Susie
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Spiro Agnew
Fort Meade
Ft. Benning
Spiro
Law
Shore
Towson
Agnews
Housewife turns Antique Monthly into a national giant
Mrs. Gray D. Boone launched Antique Monthly from a kitchen table in Suffolk Virginia and grew it into an internationally distributed 69 page monthly with 100000 circulation. Her husband James Boone supported the venture after consultations with a lawyer and public accountant.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Antique Monthly
Gray D. Boone
James Boome
Suffolk
Boone
News Herald
Jim
Hearing Test Event In West Frankfort
A certified Hearing Aid Audiologist offers free electronic hearing tests at West Frankfort’s Sou Ill Surgical Appliance Co from December 6 to 11, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Diagrams on ear function and causes of hearing loss will be shown. Beltone Hearing Aid Service provides contact options (932 3158).
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Sc. Ill
Sou, Il
Surgical Appl. Co
West Frankfort
Monthru
Beltone
Ill
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