Walter Winchell and the danger girls of the press
Recollection of Walter Winchell chasing leads and the fearless female reporters who braved danger to get stories. Profiles include Marguerite Higgins Sadie Miller Mazie Clemens Nellie Bly and others who covered wars riots and crimes. Their courage and dedication shaped journalism through peril.
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