Janis Kozlowski: Were you married then? Eleanor Mae Cramer: I was married in … [laughing] I’ve got to stop and think. [both laughing] Seems to me I wasn’t married. I was married when I was 25 and now I’m 85 or 86

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Janis Kozlowski: And how did, how did people feel about the war down where you lived? Or how did you feel about it? What did you think? Eleanor Mae Cramer: We were scared and we were worried about my boyfriend, you know,

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• Land
• You Got to Move

Janis Kozlowski: And did you still live with your parents then? Eleanor Mae Cramer: No, no. My Mother and I had an apartment in Hollywood on Eleanor Avenue and we shared the expense together. No, my Father was in Bur …

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Janis Kozlowski: That must have had a big influence on how you looked at things in life having gone through that, because…. Eleanor Mae Cramer: Oh, yes. Janis Kozlowski: Most people didn’t…. Eleanor Mae Cramer: Day

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Governor’s Mental Health Task Force Community Round Table Discussions Notes—Leavenworth Round Table Providers Attendance: Jason Hess, Stephanie Liebling, Keith Rickard, Phyllis Reed, Cara Cramer, Jason Wesco

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• Geriatrics
• Healthcare
• Federal assistance in the United States
• Medicaid
• Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson
• Mental health court
• Health insurance coverage in the United States
• Nursing home
• Elderly care
• Medicine
• Health
• Healthcare reform in the United States

Janis Kozlowski: So did you … you decided you wanted to contribute to the war effort and then you … did you choose Lockheed or did…? Eleanor Mae Cramer: I chose Lockheed because my Mother and I both liked it and we

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Janis Kozlowski: So, then did you say that when he got back after the war ended did he go back to that same base there at UCLA? Eleanor Mae Cramer: No, as soon as he could get out, he was out. He went home! [laughing] Ja

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Janis Kozlowski: Ok. Did your Mom keep working at the Lockheed plant after the war? Eleanor Mae Cramer: Uh, no. She gave up, but I stayed and I worked until I got married. Janis Kozlowski: And then your Father came back

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Interview with Eleanor Mae Cramer Aleutian World War II National Historic Area Oral History Project April 1, 2008, Venice, California Interviewed and transcribed by Janis Kozlowski, National Park Service, Anchorage, Alas

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April 29, 2009 The Public Service Commission convened in the Commission Hearing Room, State Capitol, Bismarck, North Dakota, on April 29, 2009, 10:00 a.m. Present were Commissioners Cramer, Clark and Kalk. Minutes

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• Otter Tail Corporation
• Kevin Cramer
• North Dakota Public Service Commission
• Falkirk
• Kalk