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Oral History

University of Texas at El Paso

Series

1977

Mexican-American--Relations with Anglos

Articles 1 - 5 of 5

Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences

Interview No. 554, Ed Quinn Dec 1977

Interview No. 554, Ed Quinn

Combined Interviews

Experiences as a management person in a twin plant; views of life in Eagle Pass-Piedras Negras; Spanish language radio on the border.


Interview No. 422, Nelle S. Hatch Nov 1977

Interview No. 422, Nelle S. Hatch

Combined Interviews

Biographical information; the founding of Colonia Juarez by the Mormons; the peon system in Northern Mexico; the Mexican Revolution, especially in the Casas Grandes region; Maximo Castillo; Felipe Angeles; Pancho Villa and his relationship with Lem Spilsbury, Mrs. Hatch's brother; Spilsbury and Dave Brown, Mormon scout for the Pershing Punitive expedition; intermarriage and other relations between Anglo and Mexican Mormons; Mexican students who attended the Mormon academy in Chihuahua; Colonia Juarez after the Revolution; the Mormon colonies today.


Interview No. 555, Sergio Gonzales, Jr. Nov 1977

Interview No. 555, Sergio Gonzales, Jr.

Combined Interviews

Talks about his childhood in Del Rio, Texas; how he became County Judge; about the LULAC; the Ku Klux Klan; the years of the Depression; and relations between Anglos and Mexican Americans.


Interview No. 417, Herbert E. Cooper Sep 1977

Interview No. 417, Herbert E. Cooper

Combined Interviews

Biography; recollections about growing up in Mexico and relations with Mexicans; educational experiences in El Paso; Texas National Guard; his work as an attorney in relation to undocumented workers.


Interview No. 310, Mr. Al Ratner, Mrs. Al Ratner Mar 1977

Interview No. 310, Mr. Al Ratner, Mrs. Al Ratner

Combined Interviews

Biography; early businesses in El Paso; families who lived on Hawthorne Street in Sunset Heights; Mrs. Ratner's background; early El Paso families; school experiences; General Escobar; refugee families who moved into the Sunset Heights area during the Mexican Revolution; Anglo/Mexican relations; the word "Chicano"; Golden Years and decline of Sunset Heights; El Paso during World War II and going to Juarez to purchase rationed items; gambling and prostitution; development of El Paso's Jewish community; Italian POW camp in El Paso at Washington Park; other comments on the history of El Paso.