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Accompanying Text: "Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt insisted that only women newspaper correspondents be assigned to cover and report upon her many government and political activities. This was a boon to female reporters and they were quick to take advantage…

Accompanying text: "The greatest movie box office attraction of 1936, Shirley Temple, outside her 20th Century Fox Studio dressing room after her heart-to-heart interview with Mildred Gilman"

Posed portrait of Mildred Gilman Wohlforth.

Photograph of Mildred Gilman Wohlforth, with her second husband Robert Wohlforth.

Photos taken during the events described in the article "Diving Hazards Undergone by Girl Scribe" in the Evening Journal, 1930.

Correspondence from the New Yorker to Mildred regarding article submission and solicitation.

Accompanying Text: "A new photograph of James Gilman, Jr., and his mother, Mrs. Mildred Gilman, whose new book, Headlines, published by Horace Liveright, reveals "a wise and beautiful talent," according to Christopher Morley.

Accompanying text: "The author of Divide By Two (published by Harcourt, Brace & Co.) at her home in Connecticut with two of her three sons, Timothy (left) and Eric (right).

Posed photo with telephone

Mildred Gilman in a publishing office with an unknown woman.