Girl Sleuth (55 page)

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revision of series books,
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Rover Boys Series for Young Americans,
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Ruth Fielding series,
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Edna Stratemeyer Squier as silent partner in,
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Harriet Stratemeyer as early employee of,
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success of,
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switches to Simon & Schuster from Grosset & Dunlap,
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Ted Scott Flying Stories,
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television series and,
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Tolliver family series,
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Tom Cameron series,
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Tom Swift, Jr., series,
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Tom Swift series,
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Streatfeild, Noel,
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Street & Smith,
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Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC),
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Svenson, Andrew

death of,
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role in Stratemeyer Syndicate,
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Stratemeyer formula for series books and,
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Swann, Alice B. (pen name),
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Symbionese Liberation Party (SLA),
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Ted Scott Flying Stories,
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television

impact on book market,
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Nancy Drew as character on,
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Theta Sigma Phi,
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Thomas, Frankie,
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Thurmond, Strom,
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Toledo Blade,
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Toledo Times,
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Mildred Wirt Benson as reporter for,
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profile of Mildred Wirt,
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Mildred Wirt meets George Benson and,
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Tolliver family series,
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Tom Cameron series,
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Tom Corbett series,
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Tom Swift, Jr., series,
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Tom Swift series,
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Topham sisters (characters),
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Tuscadero,
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Uncle Wiggily books,
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University of Iowa

Mildred Augustine and,
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Daily Iowan,
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Iowa Authors Collection,
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journalism program,
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Nancy Drew conference (1993),
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School of Journalism Hall of Fame,
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societies,
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Women's Athletic Association,
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Van Dine, S. S.,
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Vassar College,
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Vicki Barr series,
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video games,
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Vincent, John Heyl,
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voting rights,
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Walters, Barbara,
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Warner Brothers,
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Webster, Frank V. (pen name),
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Wellesley College

Patsy Adams and,
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fire of 1912,
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Wellesley Press Board,
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White House Conference on Children and Youth (1916),
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Who's Who in America,
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Willard, Frances,
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Wilson, Woodrow,
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Winfield, Arthur M. (pen name),
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Wirt, Asa

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marries Mildred Augustine,
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Wirt, Margaret Jean (Peggy),
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Wirt, Mildred Augustine.
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Benson, Mildred Augustine Wirt

Without a Trace
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Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU),
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Women's Liberation Front,
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women's rights,
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athletic programs,
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birth control,
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Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle and,
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child care and,
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dancing,
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dating,
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domesticity and,
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employment and,
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Equal Pay Amendment (1963),
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Equal Rights Amendment (1923),
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Equal Rights Amendment (1974),
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family values and,
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fashion,
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feminism and,
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games and recreation,
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level of progress in,
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military service,
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movie characters and,
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suffrage,
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Women's Strike for Equality,
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Women Strike for Peace,
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Wonder Woman
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Woolley, Mary,
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World War I,
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women in positions of power,
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working women and,
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World War II,
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Yost, Edna,
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Young Sports of America
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M
ELANIE
R
EHAK
is a poet and critic. A recipient of the New York Public Library's Tukman Fellowship at the Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers, she writes for the
New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Vogue,
and the
Nation,
among others. She lives in Brooklyn.