Oral history interview with Alla Clary, 1969 August 12.

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Oral history interview with Alla Clary, 1969 August 12.

Interview with Alla Clary, former secretary to Representative Sam Rayburn. Clary shares her personal recollections and experiences from her many years of service in the office of Congressman Rayburn in Washington D.C.

104 leaves ; 29 cm.

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