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Isabelle Shelton: List of Appendices

Following is a list of appendices that are included with the printed transcript of the interview with Isabelle Shelton. None—except the Memorial Service and some photos—are included on-line. Check the repositories list for locations where the printed transcript and appendices may be found.

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APPENDICES

  1. Transcript of Memorial Service for Isabelle Graham Shelton, June 1, 1993

  2. Obituaries: Washington Post May 26, 1993; Washington Times May 26, 1993

  3. Class paper on career decision to become a political journalist 1940-1941

  4. Class paper: "Chicago Newspapers are Interested in the Woman Reader" early 1940s

  5. Letter to Johnny [brother] and Howard [Denby] describing her first two weeks as a reporter at the Chicago Sun - March 14, 1943

  6. First Byline: "Chicago Stores Will Sell Home of Future, Says Builder" Chicago Sun March 23, 1943

  7. "OCD Unit Helps Working Mothers Solve Baby Care" Chicago Sun May 3, 1943

  8. "Mrs. Douglas Writes Husband" Chicago Sun November 9, 1944

  9. "War Adds Jap Minority to Chicago's Melting Pot" Chicago Sun January 6, 1946

  10. "Rightists Get 5 Board Posts in State C.I.O Vote" Chicago Sun August 25, 1947

  11. Photo: Isabelle Graham (second from right), reporter for Chicago Sun, with presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey at Chicago train station - 1948

  12. Letter from Marshall Field acknowledging Isabelle's work and her resignation - February 2, 1948

  13. Photo with Glenn Thompson, The Cincinnati Enquirer Pictorial Magazine, November 21, 1948

  14. "Inaugural Ball Bids in Mail; Some Coming to Cincinnati" Cincinnati Enquirer January 2, 1949

  15. "Farm Wife Clicks in Role of Envoy" Cincinnati Enquirer November 19, 1949

  16. "Mrs. Truman Cancels Teas, Setting Example for Capital" Cincinnati Enquirer January 7, 1951 - the typescript copy is attached

  17. Photo: Isabelle and Willard Shelton at the Mayflower Hotel - late 1940s. Reni photos

  18. "Facade of Smiles Veils Icy Duel with Kozlov" Washington [Evening] Star July 2, 1951

  19. "Indian Envoy's Wife a Welfare Worker" Washington Star September 21, 1952

  20. "Candidate's Wives Confer on Campaigning" Washington Star March 28, 1954

  21. "President Entertains Speaker; White House Guest Lists Omit Senator and Mrs. McCarthy" Washington [Evening] Star January 20, 1955

  22. "A Very Brief Boom for a Woman Veep" Washington [Evening] Star September 27, 1955

  23. "Conventions Get a Face-Lifting to Bolster Television Appeal" Washington Star April 22, 1956

  24. "Twelve Years Under Loyalty Cloud" Washington Star June 23, 1957

  25. "Truman Due to Charge Convention 'Rigging'" Washington [Evening] Star July 1, 1960

  26. Photo: Isabelle Shelton (left of television) watching Kennedy-Nixon Debate with Mrs. Kennedy. October 7, 1960. Associated Press Photo

  27. "Kennedy Performance Pleases His Wife" Washington [Evening] Star October 8, 1960

  28. Photo: Isabelle Shelton (left) with Jacqueline Kennedy at a tea press conference. 1960. Probably a Star staff photo

  29. "19 Women in Congress - A History-Making Total" Washington Star June 11, 1961

  30. "'Status of Women' Commission Slates Sessions" Washington Star February 11, 1962

  31. Photo: Reporters interviewing Dorothy Goldberg. c. 1961. UPI photo

  32. "Consumer Speaks Out 'Loud and Clear'" Washington Star January 14, 1964

  33. "Johnson to Put 50 Women in Top Government Jobs" Washington [Evening] Star January 29, 1964

  34. "Lady Bird Being Touted as a Great 'Influence'" Washington Star February 2, 1964

  35. "A Mad Day with LBJ" U.S. News & World Report March 2, 1964

  36. Photo: Isabelle Shelton (center) with President and Mrs. Johnson. February 1964. City News Bureau Photo

  37. Land and People Tour with Lady Bird certificate, August 14-17, 1964

  38. Faces of the West Trip of the First Lady certificate, September 22, 1966

  39. "Lady Bird Mixes Medley of Interests" Washington Star September 11, 1966

  40. "Study Probes Why Poor Pay More" Washington Star November 13, 1966

  41. "This Little Coupon Brings You..." Washington [Evening] Star December 16, 1966

  42. Savings Bond Award from The Evening Star-The Sunday Star May 8, 1967

  43. "The Star Covers a Wedding" The Family Star January 1968

  44. Photo: Reporters interviewing Pat Nixon. October 7, 1968. UPI Photo

  45. "Nixon-LBJ: Is a Rift Evolving?" Washington Star April 27, 1969

  46. "The 'Support Troops'" Washington [Evening] Star May 11, 1970

  47. "Equal Rights for Women Showing Signs of Life" Washington Star August 2, 1970

  48. "Busloads for Day Care" Washington Star-News April 11, 1973

  49. "Women and Drugs" Washington Star-News May 31, 1973

  50. "Feminists See a New Look in the White House" Washington Star-News September 1, 1974

  51. "No Easy Solutions for Battered Wives, But They're Looking" Washington Star-News November 8, 1976

  52. "Social Security for Housewives Sought in Bill Before House" North American Newspaper Alliance [NANA] February 16-17, 1974

  53. "I Feel Like I've Been Reborn" by Betty Ford as told to Isabelle Shelton McCall's February 1975

  54. Photo: Isabelle Shelton leaving the White House. April 1975. Probably Star staff photo

  55. "When Lady Bird Conceived Idea for LBJ Memorial Grove" NANA April 9, 1976

  56. "National Archives Acts to Give Women Rightful Place in History" NANA April 29, 1976

  57. "Women's Group Seeks Wider Female Role in Military" NANA September 16, 1977

  58. "JFK Jr." US September 29, 1981

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