Scope and Contents Mrs. Bonaci (b. 1910) discusses the experiences of her family in the Carbon County, Utah, coal mines. She recalls the 1922 coal miner's strike, the Depression, and World War II. 24 pages.

Scope and Contents Mr. Bonacci (b. 1937) recalls his childhood as part of a large Italian family on a farm outside of Helper, Utah. He speaks of his teaching and administrative career in school districts in and around Price, Utah. He also offers his impressions of Catholic and ethnic relations in eastern Utah. 36 pages.

Scope and Contents Mr. Bonaci (b. 1901) recalls his work in the coal mines of Carbon County, Utah. Subjects covered include descriptions of various jobs performed in the mines, the 1922 strike, and the development of the union in eastern Utah. 60 pages.

Scope and Contents Mrs. Juliano (b. 1904) reminisces about her childhood in rural Utah, ethnic relations in eastern Utah, her married life and raising children. 49 pages.

Scope and Contents Dr. Notarianni (b. 1948) recalls his childhood; his father's business in Magna, Utah; life during the Depression; and religious and ethnic difference in northern Utah. 54 pages. Also included is a 22 page essay by Notarianni entitled "Italians in Helper, Utah."

Scope and Contents Leslie Kelen interviewed Mary Angotti Palomi (b. 1911) and her brother, John Angotti (b. 1930). Mrs. Palomi recalls the trip from Italy when she was a child and a brief period of life on her father's cattle ranch before a flood destroyed the property, causing her father to return to work in the coal mines. The pair reminisce about childhood in Sunnyside, Utah; conditions in the coal mines and surrounding camps; religious and ethnic differences in eastern Utah; and the 1922 miner's strike. 92...