Through the Opening Door

My Pioneering Journey in Mainstream Journalism

Biography & Memoir
Cover of the book Through the Opening Door by Nona Baldwin Brown, iUniverse
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Author: Nona Baldwin Brown ISBN: 9781469771854
Publisher: iUniverse Publication: March 22, 2012
Imprint: iUniverse Language: English
Author: Nona Baldwin Brown
ISBN: 9781469771854
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication: March 22, 2012
Imprint: iUniverse
Language: English

I also began to recognize the Depressions effect on everyday life, including my familys. I learned not only to be thrifty, but more importantly that I would probably have to work for a living after I graduated In this, I was probably ahead of the economic curve, as I wondered how my Vassar courses would prepare me to earn a living after graduation. - 1937

Adventurous, practical, and resolute, pioneer journalist Nona Baldwin Brown has led an accomplished life, with a high-profile, globe-trotting newspaper career spanning more than three decades, including World War II, labor unionization, the civil rights movement, and the Kennedy era. Written with astonishing clarity and depicted by well-preserved photographs, her memoir illuminates not only her inspiring success in a mans world but also the ideological tides of the twentieth century.

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I also began to recognize the Depressions effect on everyday life, including my familys. I learned not only to be thrifty, but more importantly that I would probably have to work for a living after I graduated In this, I was probably ahead of the economic curve, as I wondered how my Vassar courses would prepare me to earn a living after graduation. - 1937

Adventurous, practical, and resolute, pioneer journalist Nona Baldwin Brown has led an accomplished life, with a high-profile, globe-trotting newspaper career spanning more than three decades, including World War II, labor unionization, the civil rights movement, and the Kennedy era. Written with astonishing clarity and depicted by well-preserved photographs, her memoir illuminates not only her inspiring success in a mans world but also the ideological tides of the twentieth century.

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