Albert (Lera) Thomas Oral History Interview, 10/11/69, by David G. Cave Post Offices by Thomas Lera - rare 2011 EUR 11,34 Compralo Subito, Clicca per vedere il costo di spedizione, 30-Giorno Restituzione, Garanzia cliente eBay Venditore: missingtiger (4.296) 100, Luogo in cui si trova l'oggetto: Fern Tree, AU, Spedizione verso: WORLDWIDE, Numero oggetto: 352876091172 Cave Post Offices by Thomas Lera. There she was involved in historic preservation efforts, in particular the reconstruction of a 19th-century Texas village in Nacogdoches County. Thomas declined to run for re-election in 1967, and retired to Nacogdoches. Cave Post Offices in Alabama, Arkansas, and. She also went to Vietnam in December 1966 to interview American soldiers as a correspondent for the Houston Chronicle and the armed services media. While in Congress, Lera Millard Thomas continued the efforts of her husband, particularly in support of NASA programs as well as Houston area economic initiatives. She served in the House from Mato January 3, 1967. When Albert Thomas died in 1966, a special election was held to fill his seat his widow, who had been active for years in Democratic causes and the League of Women Voters, easily won the election against a Republican candidate. In 1936, he was elected to the House of Representatives, where he served as a Democrat until 1966. In 1930, they moved to Houston when Albert became assistant U.S. She left college in 1922 to marry Albert Thomas, another Nacogdoches native and a law student at the University of Texas the couple had three children. congressional representative), in 1922 (died 1966) children: Ann Lera and James.īorn in 1900 and raised in the small town of Nacogdoches in east Texas, congressional representative Lera Millard Thomas attended Brenau College in Georgia and the University of Alabama. Born on August 3, 1900, in Nacogdoches, Texas died on July 23, 1993, in Nacogdoches attended Brenau College attended University of Alabama married Albert Thomas (a U.S. House of Representatives, 89th Congress (1966–67). American legislator who served in the U.S.

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