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Articles 5071 - 5100 of 5570
Full-Text Articles in History
Interview No. 323, John O. West
Interview No. 323, John O. West
Combined Interviews
Paper entitled, "Hispanic Folklore" and article from the journal of American Folklore entitled, "Cultural Confusion on the Playground."
Interview No. 324, Mexican American Proverbs
Interview No. 325, Administrador Aduanal Vs. Vendedores
Interview No. 325, Administrador Aduanal Vs. Vendedores
Combined Interviews
Un grupo de comerciantes de pan de caja americano y cigarreros, en union de algunos estudiantes y un Diputado PANista piden que les permita continuar vendiendo pan americano en Ciudad Juarez, autorizando su pasada, y solicitan tambien unos cigarros confiscados.
Interview No. 477, Chistes Fronterizos
Interview No. 248, Juanita
Interview No. 248, Juanita
Combined Interviews
Recollections of Morales' grandmother, Juanita, who was employed as a domestic in El Paso from 1917 through the 1950s.
0168: George Hechler Correspondence, 1861-1865, Marshall University Special Collections
0168: George Hechler Correspondence, 1861-1865, Marshall University Special Collections
Guides to Manuscript Collections
This collection is primarily composed of letters from George Hechler to his sister Kate Hechler during his service in the 36th Ohio Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. The letters discuss George’s experience in the Civil War, covering camp life at Parkersburg and Summersville, to the battlefields of Lewisburg, Antietam, Chickamauga and others. All letters include typescript transcriptions of the text in separate folders, and one letter includes a piece of printed ephemera as an enclosure. Also included in this collection are three Civil War era envelopes kept by Kate, a single letter to Kate from Jacob Salat regarding her …
Interview No. 481, Jose Angel Conchello
Van Alsburg, Janet Oral History Interview: General Holland History, Don Van Reken
Van Alsburg, Janet Oral History Interview: General Holland History, Don Van Reken
General Holland History
No abstract provided.
Interview No. 239, Guadalupe Moreno Lopez
Interview No. 239, Guadalupe Moreno Lopez
Combined Interviews
Biografia; experiencias como trabajador ilegal en los Estados Unidos; comentarios sobre la prostitucion y el gobierno federal y municipal; la migracion interna; comentarios sobre los mojados. Nota: Esta es una fiel rendicion del habla del narrador, incluyendo algunos terminos dialecticos usados en el norte de Mexico y el suroeste de los Estados Unidos.
Interview No. 209, Richard B. Smith
Interview No. 209, Richard B. Smith
Combined Interviews
Biography; experiences with the Immigration Service and aprehension of illegal aliens.
Interview No. 194, Drusilla Nixon
Interview No. 194, Drusilla Nixon
Combined Interviews
Biography; experiences of blacks before desegregation; the Mexican and Black communities in El Paso; El Paso compared to other parts of the United States; her husband's career and his civil rights suit; Lord Beresford and Lady Flo.
Interview No. 247, Garcia Family History
Interview No. 240, Josefina Leyva De Fahey
Interview No. 240, Josefina Leyva De Fahey
Combined Interviews
La Vida en el Valle de Allende; la Revolucion Mexicana; Pancho Villa y otros lideres de la Revolucion; la depresion en Estados Unidos; el futuro para los mexico-americanos.
Interview No. 216, Mollie Gossett
Interview No. 216, Mollie Gossett
Combined Interviews
Biography; move to El Paso from Torreon with her family who were refugiados during the Mexican Revolution; life in El Paso and Ciudad Juarez.
Interview No. 246, Valdespino Family History
Interview No. 246, Valdespino Family History
Combined Interviews
Historia de la Familia Valdespino.
Interview No. 244, Flores - Diaz Family History
Interview No. 244, Flores - Diaz Family History
Combined Interviews
History of the Diaz and Flores family of Deming, New Mexico.
Interview No. 245, Escalante Family History
Interview No. 245, Escalante Family History
Combined Interviews
History of the Alfredo Escalante family.
Interview No. 333, William Flores
Interview No. 333, William Flores
Combined Interviews
Biography; educational experiences; Anglo/Mexican relations in El Paso; experiences with LULAC; the word "Chicano" and the Chicano Movement; job experiences; discrminination.
Interview No. 186, Marta Salas-Porras
Interview No. 186, Marta Salas-Porras
Combined Interviews
Experiences in South Africa; the Sun Carnival; Mexican American participation in the Sun Carnival; Mexican American organizations.
Interview No. 200, Dilmus James, Julius Rivera
Interview No. 200, Dilmus James, Julius Rivera
Combined Interviews
"The Inter-twining of Society and Economy Along the U.S.-Mexico Border."
Interview No. 232, Modesto Gómez
Interview No. 232, Modesto Gómez
Combined Interviews
Experiencias con la discriminación durante la Primera Guerra Mundial y en el mundo de los negocios; actividades con LULAC; biografía, educación; puntos de vista sobre la historia y cultura mexicanas; puntos de vista sobre la cultura americana; aspectos generales de las historia de El Paso. (Experiences with discrimination in World War I and in the business world; activities with LULAC; biography; education; views on Mexcian culture and history; views on Anglo culture; general aspects of El Paso history.) Tape and transcript in Spanish.
Interview No. 233, David Concha
Interview No. 233, David Concha
Combined Interviews
Biografia; El Paso a principios del siglo; experiencias en la escuela y en el trabajo en El Paso; la palabra "Chicano"; discriminacion; su trabajo en Fort Bliss.
Interview No. 212, Charles V. Porras
Interview No. 212, Charles V. Porras
Combined Interviews
Biography; shooting at Zeiger's Saloon in early El Paso; experiences at Beall elementary and El Paso High Schools; Anglo/Mexican relations; experiences in the Navy; Young Men's Democratic Club; LULAC; Marcos B. Armijo Post; civil rights work; work with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration; Ciudad Juarez during Prohibition; the Mexican Revolution; the word "Chicano"; zoot-suit riots in Los Angeles; political campaign of Rep. Edward Roybal of California; attitudes toward the Chicano Movement.
The History Of California Agriculture: Focus On Women Farmworkers, Margo Mcbane
The History Of California Agriculture: Focus On Women Farmworkers, Margo Mcbane
Community History
The History of California Agriculture: Focus on Women Farmworkers draws on historical accounts, personal narratives, and photographs to explore the experiences of various labor groups during the development of California’s agricultural system. It shows how gender, race, nationality, immigration laws, economic pressure, and seasonal work were used to control workers and keep wages low. McBane puts special emphasis on women farmworkers, highlighting how women balanced fieldwork with domestic responsibilities while also being paid less and given fewer opportunities.
Interview No. 192, Student Coalition Against Racism
Interview No. 192, Student Coalition Against Racism
Combined Interviews
SCAR was formed by several student groups at UTEP to expose and fight alleged racism in the Student Senate and in other areas of the University. Among the organizations present were MeCha, MAYA, Chicano Pre-Law Society, and the Arab Student Organization. This recording includes statements read and a skit presented on campus.
Interview No. 199, Ellwyn Stoddard, Jr., J. Lawrence Mcconville
Interview No. 199, Ellwyn Stoddard, Jr., J. Lawrence Mcconville
Combined Interviews
"Delimitation of the U.S.-Mexico Border as a Contemporary Cultural Region."
Interview No. 485, Jose Posada P.
Interview No. 485, Jose Posada P.
Combined Interviews
Datos biograficos; experiencias fronterizas; sus experiencias como el lider del Partido Accion Nacional en Cd. Juarez.
Interview No. 475, Rodolfo Garcia
Interview No. 475, Rodolfo Garcia
Combined Interviews
Nacido en Cd. Juarez; asistio a la escuela en ambos lados de la frontera; empezo a trabajar desde muy chico, cuando murio su padre; fue indocumentado en El Paso por un tiempo, pero fue aprehendido; experiencias laborales en Cd. Juarez, incluyendo ellas como curiosero.
Interview No. 184, Edward Roybal
Interview No. 184, Edward Roybal
Combined Interviews
Biography; early stages of political life; early years of the Community Service Organization; poverty during his youth; effects of World War II on Chicanos.
Interview No. 196, Fernando Oaxaca
Interview No. 196, Fernando Oaxaca
Combined Interviews
Biography; the terms "Chicano"; origin of the name "Oaxaca"; school years at Lamar and El Paso High Schools; poverty in South El Paso; relations with Anglos over the years; experiences at Texas Western College and in the Army; the effects of World War II; beginnings in politics; conversion to the Republican Party; Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the Spanish Speaking.