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Fulton Oursler's outstanding classic The Greatest The grave of Fulton Oursler in Gate of Heaven Cemetery Oursler died in New York City in , while halfway through writing his autobiography. Oursler left his estate to his second wife on the understanding that she would leave the estate to his four children.
The greatest story ever Autobiography of Fulton Oursler, half completed at his death in His son has finished the memoirs.
2 In general the His official relationship with AA is as follows: Sept. 30, , the very popular weekly Liberty Magazine, headed by Fulton Oursler, carried a piece titled? Alcoholics and God? by Morris Markey (who was influenced to write the article by Charles Towns).
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Item details · Delivery Charles Fulton Oursler () -- journalist, best-selling author, playwright, screenplay writer, and magazine editor -- opened his autobiography this way: "I was born poor and I earned a good living; I was unschooled and I found knowledge; I was an agnostic and found the way to God.".
According to Fulton. Oursler's 1964 Proteus Unlimited; BEHOLD THIS DREAMER! An Autobiography by Fulton Oursler. Edited with Commentary by Fulton Oursler Jr. pp. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. $
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Oursler began working at Reader's Digest in He served as staff editor and assistant managing editor, and in he was appointed managing editor of the publication. In , he edited his father's autobiography, 'Behold this Dreamer' (Little, Brown). Fulton Oursler, Jr. retired from Reader's Digest in and now lives in Nyack, New York.