NYC / Aldorf / New York / Hyde Park / London / Tivoli / New York City / Windsor / /
Company
NBC / Val-Kill Industries / Astoria / Cox / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Event
Person Travel / Employment Change / /
Facility
Hall Roosevelt / Val-Kill cottage / Anna Hall / Lincoln Memorial / Pearl Harbor / /
IndustryTerm
historic site / /
Organization
World Federation of the U. N. Associations / General Assembly / New York State Democratic Committee / Commission on the Status of Women / Human Rights Commission / Associations’ Board of Directors / National Advisory Committee / Navy Department / Todhunter School for Girls / American Red Cross / United Nations General Assembly / Women’s Trade Union League / Todhunter School / League of Women Voters / Peace Corps / White House / United Nations / Junior League / Women’s Division / Allenswood School / /
Person
John F. Kennedy / Franklin Delano / Jr. / Women Voters / Madame Souvestre / James Roosevelt / Karl Frank / Franklin / Jr. / Truman / Elliott Roosevelt / Jr. / Eleanor Roosevelt / Mademoiselle Marie Souvestre / Hitler / Franklin D. Roosevelt / Theodore Roosevelt / Presidential Nominee / Anna Eleanor / Albert Einstein / Marion Anderson / Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Elliott Roosevelt / Louis Howe / Franklin Roosevelt / Anna Eleanor Roosevelt / Dwight Eisenhower / Marian Anderson / Valentine G. Hall / she / /
Position
President / Co-founder / Vice President / politician / Republican President / prolific writer / speaker and lecturer / first chairperson / incoming Republican President / Teacher / FDR advisor / King / headmistress / Assistant Director of Civilian Defense / leader / Chairman / singer / Lecturer / writer / FIRST LADY / chair / representative / First Lady of the United States / black singer / /
ER Biography THE EARLY YEARS Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was born in New York City on October 11, 1884. Her father was Elliott Roosevelt, President Theodore Roosevelt’s younger brother and her mother was Anna Hall, a membe