Box 30
Blacks--Liberia, Marian Anderson, and others
Bradley, Jenny Serruys (Mrs. William A.), 1886-1983
The unpublished biography, Many Sinners and a Few Saints, of this French literary agent.
Box 35
Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales
A 1955 magazine articles and a projected biographical book.
Box 36
Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales
A 1955 magazine articles and a projected biographical book.
Box 37
Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales
A 1955 magazine articles and a projected biographical book.
Box 38
Dehn, Konrad Detlev, Count von, 1688-1753
The Von Dehn family of California commissioned her in 1958 to write a biography of this Danish and German diplomat. She withdrew from the arrangement in 1961.
Box 39
Dehn, Konrad Detlev, Count von, 1688-1753
The Von Dehn family of California commissioned her in 1958 to write a biography of this Danish and German diplomat. She withdrew from the arrangement in 1961.
Box 40
Dixon, Joseph, 1799-1869
She was commissioned in 1956 by The Reader's Digest and in 1958 by the Dixon Crucible Co., of Jersey City, New Jersey, to write a biography of this American inventor. Her article appeared in 1958 but the book was abandoned in 1961 for lack of surviving documentation.
Box 41
Dixon, Joseph, 1799-1869
She was commissioned in 1956 by The Reader's Digest and in 1958 by the Dixon Crucible Co., of Jersey City, New Jersey, to write a biography of this American inventor. Her article appeared in 1958 but the book was abandoned in 1961 for lack of surviving documentation.
Box 42
Eisenhower, President Dwight D. and Mrs. Mamie Doud
Box 43-44
Erskine, John, 1879-1951
She wrote several articles about her first husband, Professor of English at Columbia University, 1909-1937 and President of the Julliard School of Music, 1928-1937.
Box 45
French Celebrities
Gen. and Mme Christian Castries, Genevieve de Galard-Terraube, Andre Geraud-Pertinax, Andre Maurois, the Rothschilds, and Misia Sert.
Hermits and Recluses (mostly in New York City)
Newspaper articles for the New York World-Telegram and stories for various magazines, later drawn upon for her book, Out of This World (New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons, circa 1953), from which the play, The Girls in 509 (1959), was adapted by Howard Teichman.
Box 50
Lhevinne, Rosina Bessie, 1879-
A projected biography of this pianist and music teacher.
Box 51
Marks, Gerald
She helped this American songwriter with his autobiography.
Box 52
Miscellaneous Biographical Notes
Box 53
Miscellaneous Biographical Notes
Box 54
Miscellaneous Biographical Notes--Women
Box 55
New York Celebrities
Box 56
New York Celebrities--Women
Box 57
New York Celebrities--Women
Niehans, Paul, 1882-1971
From about 1962 until 1971 she wrote articles about Dr. Niehans' cellular therapy and worked on his biography which failed to find a publisher.
Box 66
Political Figures
Box 67
Royalty
Box 68
Salesmen
Her article on salespeople and correspondence for her projected book, Drummer Boy; a history of the traveling salesman.
Box 69
Princess Soraya (former Empress of Iran)
Box 70
Tito, Jovanka Budlisavljevic Broz--Article for Collier's in 1952 and 1955, 1952, 1955
Box 71
Tito, Jovanka Budlisavljevic Broz--Article for Collier's in 1952 and 1955, 1952, 1955
Box 72
Truman, President Harry S. and Mrs. Bess Wallace--Article for Collier's in 1952 and 1955, 1952, 1955
Box 73
Truman, President Harry S. and Mrs. Bess Wallace--Article for Collier's in 1952 and 1955, 1952, 1955
Vanderbilt, Gloria Morgan (Mrs. Reginald W.); Thelma Morgan Converse Furness (Viscountess Furness) (The Morgan Twins) and Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper
From 1956 until 1958 she worked on the dual autobiography of the Morgan twins; after a disagreement, the book was completed by another author. These files include early materials on the Gloria Vanderbilt custody trial and Thelma's affair with the Duke of Windsor.
Box 78
Vanderbilt Family
Her newspaper and magazine articles and clipping files on Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Hamilto, McK. Twombly, and other family members.
Box 79
Windsor, Duke and Duchess of
Their courtship, the abdication crisis, and their subsequent lives.
Box 80
Windsor, Duke and Duchess of
Their courtship, the abdication crisis, and their subsequent lives.
"About People" in the New York Herald Tribune from October 1948 until August 1949.
Box 99
"The Dorothy Dix Column"
Box 100
"The Dorothy Dix Column"
Box 101
"The Dorothy Dix Column"
Box 102
"The Dorothy Dix Column"
Box 103
"The Dorothy Dix Column"
Flat Box 537
"The Dorothy Dix Column", 2 Volumes
There is correspondence from readers, manuscripts and drafts of her replies, business correspondence and memoranda about the column, her subject files for replies, and promotional materials.
This advice column was distributed by The Bell Syndicate from 1959 until 1964. In some papers it appeared over other signatures: Clara Valli; Muriel Nissen; Kitty Kelly; and Gladys Parker. She was succeeded by Joyce Brothers.
Box 103a
The New York World-Telegram--Clippings of her columns and articles
Box 104
"That's Life"
This column of commentary was distributed by the Hall Syndicate in 1955 and 1956. Correspondence, manuscripts, drafts, memoranda, contracts, and related materials.
Box 105
"That's Life"
This column of commentary was distributed by the Hall Syndicate in 1955 and 1956. Correspondence, manuscripts, drafts, memoranda, contracts, and related materials.
Box 106
Miscellaneous columns: "About Society"; "The Art World"; "Belle Brummell"; "Heart Line"/"Heart Beat'--U.S.A."; "In New York"; "Of Men and Women"; "Reporter's Notebook"; and other unidentified columns and related materials
Box 143
Manuscripts
Box 144
Miscellaneous--Passports, Documents, Lists, Awards, Ideas, Horoscopes, Publicity, Financial, Real Estate
Box 145
Miscellaneous--Passports, Documents, Lists, Awards, Ideas, Horoscopes, Publicity, Financial, Real Estate
Box 146
Subject Files
Box 147
Subject Files
Box 148
Tapes