contended that with her patrimony, her own attainments in her latest accolade, quote, cissy patterson, nobody calls her eleanor, is probably the most powerful woman in america. they added and perhaps the most heated. so cissy patterson was, as i said, the daughter rough chicago, and she was born in 81 and as a woman born in the late century she had no expectation of getting a job or going into the family business at the tribune, and so she did what the young heiress is typically the turn of the century, and she made one of the then fashionable so-called international matches in her case with a very handsome but sort of dubious count who was an ethnic poles who had grown up in vienna and whose ancestral states were in ukraine she had been warned by her family has one of her mother's friends put it an infamous bad egg. she turned out to be worse. she lived in the so-called castles in ukraine which were in need of repair and the ear is in hopes she would provide the funds to do that, and allow him to buy a pack of hounds to create an english style foxhound at his place among other things. finally her parents cut

eleanor patterson was the owner and publisher of the most widely read daily in the nation's capital, "washington herald". it was called the damnedest newspaper ever to hit the streets. according to popular journalistic axiom the pattersons like their first cousin robert rutherford mccormack had printers in his blood. their grandfather, abolitionist joseph medill was editor in chief and owner of the chicago tribune until his death. in the 1940s under three decades of colonel mccormick's and roosevelt and i isolationist direction the tribune grew into the widely read newspaper in the midwest and the most widely circulated in the nation. eleanor patterson, the only girl of her generation among fractious boys was grandfather's darling. as such she inherited a disproportionate share of company stock and considerable fortune. bypassing eleanor roosevelt, beth truman, board the shift, emily post and every other prominent american woman of the 1940s collier sweetly contended her patrimony and attainments and latest accolades, cissy patterson is the most powerful woman in america. it added per

in her own right eleanor medill patterson was publisher of the most widely read daily in the capital washington times herald called by many the inside and out of the profession damnedest newspaper ever to hit the streets. according to popular journalistic axiom, the pattersons like their first cousin had printed in blood. their grandfather, firefight revolution of editor in chief and principal owner of the chicago tribune from the tenth year immediately preceding the civil war until his death in 1899. in 1940s under three decades of colonel mccormick's anti roosevelt and isolationist thread the tribune grew into a widely read newspaper in the midwest and the most widely circulated in the nation. eleanor medill patterson was the understand only girl of regeneration among boys with her grandfather's darling. she inherited a disproportionate share of tribune co. stock and considerable fortune. by passing a law roosevelt, beth truman, dorr the shift, emily post and every other prominent american woman of the 1940s. colliers weekly said that with her patrimony and attainment and latest at

eleanor roosevelt, bess truman, clare boothe luce, dorothy schiff, emily post, and every other prominent american women of the 1940s, with her patrimony, her own attainment and her latest accolade, quote cissy patterson, nobody calls are eleanor, is probably the most powerful woman in america. it added and perhaps the most hated. so cissy patterson was as i said, the daughter of chicago, and she was born in 1881, as a woman born in the late 19th century she had no expectations getting a job or going into the family business at the tribune. so she did what young heiresses typically do at the turn of the 20th century, and she married one of them fashionable so-called international men, in her case a very handsome but sort of devious count called joseph you just give, wasn't ethnic goal like growing up in vienna. whose ancestral states were in the ukraine. she had been warned by her family that he was one of her mother's friend put it, an infamous bad egg. it turned out to be much worse. she went to live with them in his castles in the ukraine, which were in need of repair. he married an american heiress in hopes that she would provide the funds to do that. and to allow him to buy a fox hunt. among othe