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Interview with Lillian Altman, Transcript, 1992

 

1992-04-01

 

 

The interviewer is not named. Altman went to school at the Normal School campus and moved to the Mission Palisades (Montezuma Mesa) in 1930. She describes public transportation to the campuses when few people had automobiles. She received her Bachelor's degree in history at San State Teacher's College in 1933 and a Bachelor of Science from University of Southern California in 1938.

Lillian Altman; San Diego State Teacher's College; Oral histories; Interviews; Sex ratios; Great Depression; Louis B. Lesley; Abraham Nasatir; Charles Leonard; Library schools; William Gibbs McAdoo; Hiram Johnson; USC; University of Southern California; Librarians; Carmel Public Library; Nat Altman; Office of Price Administration; USF; University of San Francisco; Office of War Information; Democratic Central Committee (California); Haifa; Jerusalem; Oaxaca; Antisemitism; Security Pacific National Bank; Housing discrimination; Christian Science Monitor; New Republic (journal); The Nation (magazine); Racism; Jessie Tanner; Sex education; Albert Einstein; Spreckels Organ Pavilion; Marston's (San Diego); Coronado Ferry; Sexism; Graduating class sizes; Hatch Act

 

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