Marjorie Merriweather Post (English Wikipedia)

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Pak, Susie J. (Spring 2020). "Where Are They Now?: E.F. Hutton & Co". Financial History (133): 36. ISSN 1520-4723. OCLC 891543844 – via Museum of American Finance.