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Dorothy Misener Jurney
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Dorothy Misener Jurney

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  • lifestyle journalism
    / Women’s editors oppose changes

    
within the existing structure was Dorothy Jurney, an editor who had been encouraged to expand the coverage of women’s activities at the Miami Herald. Like Colleen Dishon of the Chicago Tribune, she was an advocate for retaining women’s sections and making them relevant to women’s lives. Jurney, who was hired


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within the existing structure was Dorothy Jurney, an editor who had been encouraged to expand the coverage of women’s activities at the Miami Herald. Like Colleen Dishon of the Chicago Tribune, she was an advocate for retaining women’s sections and making them relevant to women’s lives. Jurney, who was hired


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