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Study of economics at University of California, Berkeley (class of 1917), London School of Economics, Radcliffe and Harvard; comments on teachers of economics; teaching career at University of California, 1928-1961; research work for the Heller Committee; interest in consumer economics and social insurance; work during World War II in Wage Stabilization Division of National War Labor Board, Region 10; comments on loyalty oath controversy. Photographs inserted.

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Title
Emily Harriett Huntington, A career in consumer economics and social insurance; tape recorded interview conducted by Alice G. King in 1969-1970
Creator
interviewee., Huntington, Emily H. 1895- (Emily Harriett),
King, Alice Gore.
Gulick, Charles A. Jr. 1896-1984. (Charles Adams),
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
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California Audiovisual Preservation Project
Other Identifiers
cabeuroh_000213
Subject (Corporate)
University of California, Berkeley. Department of Economics.
University of California, Berkeley. Heller Committee for Research in Social Economics.
United States. National War Labor Board (1942-1945)-Region 10.
Subject (Topic)
Economics United States.
Economists California -- Berkeley.
Social security.
Loyalty oaths California -- Berkeley.
Women California.
Women teachers.
Social Security
Faculty
Économistes Californie -- Berkeley.
Sécurité sociale.
Serments politiques Californie -- Berkeley.
Enseignantes.
teachers.
Geographic Coverage
United States -- California -- Berkeley.
Type
Audio
Format
Oral histories.
Archive
The Library
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