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Capitol, The Symbol of Freedom, 1963Entry/Object ID
AM2009.1.15Scope and Content
Capitol, The Symbol of Freedom is a pictorial story of the Capitol in general and the House of Representatives in particular. Some of the articles in this magazine are:
This Nation Under God,
The Valor and the Dedication,
The Capitol of the United States of America,
The House,
The Senate,
Congress Enlarges the Capitol,
Liberty and Union,
Now and Forever,
The Thirty-fifth President Takes Office,
The Speaker,
The Late Speaker Sam Rayburn's Biography in Brief,
Speaker John W. Cormack's Biography in Brief,
Speakership Embodies Dedication,
The Republican Party,
Committees Are the Workshops of Congress,
Standing Committees of the House,
Foreign Notables at the Capitol,
The Story of America Told in Art and Sculpture,
Of the People, by the People, for the People,
Lawgivers Who Advanced Man's March to Freedom,
The Capitol and the Glory of the Past,
The General Accounting Office,
The Government Printing Office,
The Library of Congress,
American Women in American Politics,
When War is Declared Congress Declares It,
The President Recommends, But Congress Decides,
Stronger Free World Alliances,
Committees Are the Workshops of Congress
, How a Bill Becomes a Law, and many more topics.The magazine has many pictures.
This magazine was from the office of Sam Graves. It has his signature on it above U.S Congressman.
87th Congress, 1st Session, H. Con. Res.12, House Document 394Lexicon
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