Helen Gahagan Douglas project : : and related material, vol. 2 : the Congress years, 1944-1950 :, 1976-1981

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Label

Helen Gahagan Douglas project : : and related material, vol. 2 : the Congress years, 1944-1950 :, 1976-1981

Title remainder

and related material

Title number

vol. 2 : the Congress years, 1944-1950 :

Statement of responsibility

tape recorded interview conducted 1976-1978 by Amelia Fry, Fern Ingersoll, Ingrid Scobie for the Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1981

Inclusive dates

1976-1981

Contributor

• Chavoor, Evelyn
• Goldschmidt, Elizabeth Wickenden
• Bell, Rachel
• Hogan, Charles A., 1906-1981
• Noel-Baker, Philip Noel-Baker, Baron
• Cohen, Lucy Kramer
• Bancroft Library, Regional Oral History Office
• Cahn, Albert
• Barbee, Juanita Terry
• Keyserling, Mary Dublin
• Fry, Amelia R
• Cahn, Margery
• Holifield, Chet, 1903-
• Goldschmidt, Arthur, 1910-

Interviewee

• Chavoor, Evelyn
• Goldschmidt, Elizabeth Wickenden
• Bell, Rachel
• Hogan, Charles A., 1906-1981
• Cohen, Lucy Kramer
• Cahn, Albert
• Barbee, Juanita Terry
• Keyserling, Mary Dublin
• Cahn, Margery
• Holifield, Chet, 1903-
• Goldschmidt, Arthur, 1910-

Interviewer

• Fry, Amelia R

Subject

• California -- Politics and government
• Fuller, Helen
• Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 1900-1980
• Oral histories
• Water resources development -- California
• American Civil Liberties Union, Northern California Branch
• Women in politics -- United States
• United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century
• United Nations
• United States, Congress | House
• Nuclear energy -- United States

Genre

• Oral histories

Language

eng

Summary

• Interviewees, and titles of interviews, as follows: 1. Juanita Terry Barbee. Helen Gahagan Douglas's office staff--work and relaxation. 2. Rachel Bell. Helen Gahagan Douglas and foreign policy. 3. Arthur Goldschmidt. Helen Gahagan Douglas--Congressional ally in water and power. 4. Elizabeth Wickenden Goldschmidt. Helen Gahagan Douglas--social legislation, family and friends. 5. Mary Dublin Keyserling. The friendship between Helen Gahagan Douglas and Helen Fuller. 6. Lucy Kramer Cohen. Helen Gahagan Douglas--her source of precise economic data. 7. Chester E. Holifield. Helen Gahagan Douglas--perspectives of a Southern California colleague. 8. Albert Cahn. Helen Gahagan Douglas--the lobby for civilian control of atomic energy
• (Con't) 9. Margery Cahn. Helen Gahagan Douglas--personal insights into life in Washington for members of Congress, lobbyists, and advisors. 10. Evelyn Chavoor. Twenty-four-hour-a-day support person. Discusses role as office manager and housemate in Washington D.C. 11. Charles A. Hogan. Helen Gahagan Douglas--the United Nations Non-Governmental Section and the Declaration of Human Rights. Comments also on ACLU in California. 12. Philip J. Noel-Baker. Disarmament, The United Nations, and Helen Gahagan Douglas

Member of

• Women in politics oral history series

Cataloging source

CUY

Form designation

oral history transcript

Location of originals duplicates

Dept. of Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles Library.

Location of other archival material

Supplementary materials in Helen G. Douglas Papers (BANC MSS 83/69c)