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Journalist, lead researcher for history projects in North Carolina, Maine and Virginia. Writer and researcher. 2006 - Present 17 years. Washington D.C. Metro Area. Current: Ongoing Thomas Day...
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Actress: Johnny Eager. Resembling Hedy Lamarr with her brunet sultry looks, beautiful second-string actress Patricia Dane possessed a rough and rowdy exterior, which worked much better for her in front of the camera than off of it. Born Thelma Patricia Ann Pippen in Jacksonville, Florida, her father died shortly after her birth and the infant ...
- August 4, 1919
- June 5, 1995
Patricia Dane Rogers, Secretary, a journalist with a literature degree from Columbia University, covered architecture, design and decorative arts for The Washington Post and The Washington Star for 30 years. Winner of a Washington Post-George C. Marshall Fellowship to Duke University’s School of Public Policy, she conducted in-depth research ...
Patricia Dane (born Thelma Patricia Pippins, August 4, 1917 – June 5, 1995) [1] was an American film actress of the 1940s. Early life. Patricia Dane in the trailer for Grand Central Murder (1942) Dane was born Thelma Patricia Pippins to William Pippins and Emma F. Montford.
Patricia Dane Rogers and Laurel Crone Sneed The Missing Chapter in the Life of Thomas Day. Late in the spring of 1835, a rising young African American furniture maker from Milton, North Carolina, named Thomas Day (1801–ca. 1861) traveled to Philadelphia (fig. 1). Under normal circumstances, it would have been logical for a professional ...
May 21, 1992 · Patricia Dane Rogers puts the legacy in perspective with one "street of dreams." Photographs of decorator show houses reminded us of our flirtation with decorative excess. Good ideas withstand the ...
AFTER SCHOOL An Architect and an Academic Team Up to Bring a Piece of Black History Home. By Patricia Dane Rogers Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, February 24, 2000; Page H01
