Momberger, Mildred Kemp, 1912-
Person
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Mildred Momberger, 1976 August 3
File
Identifier: OH 8155
Abstract
From 1937 to 1974, Mildred Kemp Momberger (1912-2005) was the personal secretary and administrative assistant to Theodore R. McKeldin, who was Mayor of Baltimore and Governor of Maryland. In this oral history interview, Momberger discusses McKeldin's life and career, especially his early years and involvement with civil rights as the mayor of Baltimore; the Herring Run Housing Project; McKeldin's campaigns for mayor and governor; and the 1952 Republican Convention.
Dates:
1976 August 3
Mildred Momberger, 1974 April 4
File
Identifier: OH 8047
Abstract
Mildred Kemp Momberger (1912-2005) was the personal secretary and administrative assistant to Theodore R. McKeldin, who was Mayor of Baltimore and Governor of Maryland. In this oral history interview, Momberger speaks to the character and personality assessment of McKeldin. Other topics of discussion include Mayor William Broening's influences; McKeldin's political campaigns, the religious phase of his life, and his personal traits; Eisenhower nomination; her meetings with Presidents Richard...
Dates:
1974 April 4