The Founding of the Internation House Movement Oral History Transcript And R
The Founding of the Internation House Movement Oral History Transcript And R
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I don't know if I can recall the names of all those, but I can recall a few. The first was Mrs. Rockefeller, who was tremendously interested, and to whom I was very close on what we were really doing here.
The next was Eleanor Roosevelt. I had visited her. I had sought an interview with her in Washington. She was then running a column called "My Day, " which was syndicated throughout the country. And I had a very charming interview with her. I remem ber so very we I I that I sat down at the end... of her desk on one of the upper floors of the White House, and the sun was shining in my face. And she got up and went around her desk and pulled down the shade, which I thought was very characteristic of this wonderful woman. LLaughterJ So then we launched out in a talk of what this was all about and what I hoped to do, and she said, yes, she would be willing.
She's been to the New York House several times since, you know.
Howard has her picture down there in his gallery, second.
She was the Mez i row : Edmonds: There was a man who was president of Stanford University at Palo Alto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't know if I can recall the names of all those, but I can recall a few. The first was Mrs. Rockefeller, who was tremendously interested, and to whom I was very close on what we were really doing here.
The next was Eleanor Roosevelt. I had visited her. I had sought an interview with her in Washington. She was then running a column called "My Day, " which was syndicated throughout the country. And I had a very charming interview with her. I remem ber so very we I I that I sat down at the end... of her desk on one of the upper floors of the White House, and the sun was shining in my face. And she got up and went around her desk and pulled down the shade, which I thought was very characteristic of this wonderful woman. LLaughterJ So then we launched out in a talk of what this was all about and what I hoped to do, and she said, yes, she would be willing.
She's been to the New York House several times since, you know.
Howard has her picture down there in his gallery, second.
She was the Mez i row : Edmonds: There was a man who was president of Stanford University at Palo Alto.
What to read after The Founding of the Internation House Movement Oral History Transcript And R?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Elias Edmonds to read onlineMoreLess
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