One of the first newspaperwomen to cover major sporting events, Miss Romano held writing and editing jobs on most of America's best newspaper sports sections.
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Legend has it that inhabitants of these institutions included the newspaperwoman Nellie Bly, Typhoid Mary and Mae West, who is said to have been imprisoned for obscenity.
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A take-no-prisoners newspaperwoman who politically has never been in love with Clinton but who was highly jazzed to once shake his hand, got mad.
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Mildred Wirt Benson, a newspaperwoman who originated the internationally popular children's mystery series about a young sleuth named Nancy Drew, dies in Toledo, Ohio.
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The last time I went shopping with a friend for a dress to wear to her son's wedding was with the late Margaret Castleberry, the Gainesville newspaperwoman.
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Out there in the romantic suds are the high-powered Chicago newspaperwoman Theresa Osborne ( Robin Wright Penn ) and the laconic sailboat builder Garret Blake ( Kevin Costner ).
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"There is something very romantic about being a newspaperman or a newspaperwoman, " says Ms . Ashford, who names Diane Sawyer as one of her early heroes.
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Across America and Europe, human rights advocates and others took up the case as a showdown between a supposedly corrupt politician from Mexico's governing party and a crusading newspaperwoman.
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"She's as fresh as the dawn and as dimpled as a doll, " the newspaperwoman said, according to an article in Radio Guide in 1937.
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Capra had spotted her in a daily rush and convinced Cohn to have Columbia Studios sign her for his next film as a tough newspaperwoman who falls in love with a country bumpkin millionaire.
