- The
International Fixed Calendar (also
known as the
Cotsworth plan, the
Cotsworth calendar, the
Eastman plan or the Yearal) was a
proposed reform of the...
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Staats Cotsworth Jr. was born in Oak Park, Illinois, the son of
Staats and
Dorothy (Bodley)
Cotsworth. He had a
brother named John
Littlefield Cotsworth. In...
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Cotsworth or
Cotesworth may
refer to: Cotesworth,
historic mansion in
North Carrollton,
Mississippi Cotesworth P.
Smith (1807–1862), ****ociate Justice...
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Moses Bruines Cotsworth (3
December 1859, Willitoft, East
Yorkshire – 4 June 1943, Vancouver,
British Columbia) was a
British accountant, statistician...
- Suzanne, was born in 1937.
Perkins married his
second wife,
Carol Morse Cotsworth, in 1960; they
remained married until his death.
Perkins died on June...
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developed by
Moses B.
Cotsworth. On
January 17, 1925,
Eastman invited Cotsworth to his home; he had been
introduced to
Cotsworth's calendar by a mutual...
- in 1935; they
later divorced. Her
final marriage was to
actor Staats Cotsworth in 1972; he died in 1979. She died, aged 94, on June 4, 1998, at the Florence...
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founded during the
Great Depression in 1932 by a
group of women: Lena
Cotsworth Clarke,
Janet Mitc****,
Grace B. Faris,
Virginia Moore Mackay,
Marie Gerhardt-Olly...
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moved to NBC,
Widmark turned the role to
Carleton G.
Young and
Staats Cotsworth.
During the 1940s,
Widmark was also
heard on such
network radio programs...
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Cotsworth in 1908 when
Cotsworth visited Ottawa. They
discussed the
International Fixed Calendar over
lunch and
Fleming agreed to
present Cotsworth's...
