Clare Boothe Luce (1903-1987) was a American journalist, playwright, and politician.

Short Biography:

She was managing editor of the magazine Vanity Fair 1933-1934, and wrote several successful plays, including The Women in 1936 and Margin for Error in 1939.

She was born in New York, was a Republican member of Congress 1943-1947 and ambassador to Italy 1953-1957.

She was married to the magazine publisher Henry Robinson Luce.

Why is Clare Boothe Luce famous?

Clare Boothe Luce was an American playwright, editor, journalist and U.S. Congresswoman representing the state of Connecticut.

Clare Boothe Luce Lists

	Members of the United States House of Representatives from Connecticut
	Connecticut Republicans
	Ambassadors of the United States
	United States ambassadors to Italy
	American anti-communists
	Female diplomats
	American dramatists and playwrights
	American journalists
	Aphorists
	Dames of Malta
	Deaths from brain cancer
	People from New York City
	People from Ridgefield, Connecticut
	Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients
	Converts to Roman Catholicism
	Roman Catholic writers
	1903 births
	1987 deaths
	American Roman Catholic politicians
	Female members of the United States House of Representatives
	Cancer deaths in Washington, D.C.
	Women in Connecticut politics

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Date Added: 30 October '11

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