Dover / Washington / New York City / Georgetown / New York / Daytona Beach / /
Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation / Harvard Press / George L. P. / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Howard University / Richard Russell Building / Press Gallery / Old Senate Office Building / Russell Building / Fort Belvoir / Bethune-Cookman College / Senate Office Building / Senate restaurant / University of Maryland / /
IndustryTerm
satellite dishes / instant communications / /
Organization
Oral History Association / University of Maryland / National Security Board / Harren High School / War Production Board / Navy / Senate / Government Printing Office / Senate Finance Committee / Surplus Properties Administration / Air Force / Senate Foreign Relations Committee / Pentagon / United States Senate Historical Office / Harvard / United States Senate / Congress / federal government / Federal Security Administration / Howard University / office of Price Administration / Municipal Center / Bethune-Cookman College / /
Person
James M. Landis / Carol Moseley Braun / Paul Douglas / Edward W. Brooke / Lehman / John Glenn / Forrest C. Pogue / Marguerite Ingram / Christine S. McCreary Preface / Christine S. McCreary / Philip A. Hart / Stuart Symington / Christine Stewart / Donald A. Ritchie / Jesse Nichols / Mary McLeod Bethune / /
Position
librarian / Head Secretary / president / railroad postal clerk / hostess / secretary / superintendent / official / policeman / Executive / administrative assistant / assistant / chef / first Secretary / cafeteria hostess / messenger / senator / "Where do I eat? / Senator / Archbishop / chairman / director / associate historian / first black secretary / musician / administrative assistant to Symington's assistant / /
Christine S. McCreary Preface by Donald A. Ritchie In her 45 years of service on Capitol Hill, Christine S. McCreary saw great changes in both the Senate and in Washington, D.C. Born in New York City in 1926, Christine S