Box 2
Contains 35 Results:
Valentine Arambula, 1972
Mr. Juan Flores, 1972
Biographical background, origin (Santa Barbara, Mexico, 1900), working as a musician in Mexico, coming to the United States, working in the sugar beet fields in Montana, coal mining in Walsenburg, Colorado, mining strike in Walsenburg, Colorado (1923), acquiring a job in the Bingham Mines, working in the roundhouse in Salt Lake City, illness and hospitalization. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez and Margie Archuletta in Midvale, Utah. 24 pages.
Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Gonzalez, 1972
Filomeno Ochoa, 1972
Jesusita Aparicio, 1972
Biographical background, origin (Michoacan, Mexico, 1903), the effect of the 1910 Mexican Revolution, immigration into the United States, settling in Utah, differences among Mexican-American people, Mormon convert, discussion on the word "Chicano", Mexican civic center, Mexican consul, superstitions, customs and manners. Spanish language transcript. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez and Margie Archuletta in Salt Lake City, Utah. 27 pages.
Jose Rubel Trujillo, 1972
Jose Rubel Trujillo, 1972
Nicolas Gonzalez, 1972
Biographical background, origin (Camargo, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1900), Mexican Revolution, Pancho Villa, immigrating to the United States, working as a janitor in a laundry, trouble with the law, traveling in the United States, thinning beets in Iowa, working for the Northwestern Cement Company. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez in Salt Lake City, Utah. 29 pages.
Nicolas Gonzalez, 1972
Arrested for stealing, working in a pants company, working on the railroad, history of New Mexico, discussion on ward "Chicano" and Chicano movement, history of New Mexico, meaning of Cuatro Cienegas, older Mexicans in Utah, Mexican consul, rights of the people. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez in Salt Lake City, Utah. 27 pages.
Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Montoya, 1972
Biographical background, origin (Abiquiu, New Mexico, 1914), herding goats on a Navajo reservation, herding sheep in Colorado, working in a shipyard, move to Utah (1949), working for the D & RG railroad, working for the Ute railroad, herding sheep, move to Salt Lake, Depression, discussion on word "Chicano", origin of Mrs. Montoya (Rito, New Mexico, 1920), involvement with the Union of the Poor. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez in Salt Lake City, Utah. 35 pages.
Mrs. Maria Luz Solorio and Mrs. Bertha Mayer, 1972
Ramon Garcia, Jesus C. Rivas, and Nicolas Gonzales, 1972
J. Guadalupe Garza, 1973
See box six, folder eight.
Mrs. Rosa Sandoval
Vincent Mayer Sr., 1970
Pedro Gonzales Carranza, 1972
See box six, folder three
Mary and Carlos Trujillo, 1972
Spanish language transcript. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez in Odgen, Utah. 25 pages.
Working for Hill Air Force Base, working for Brigham City, working in alfalfa fields, civilizing the Indians, working in the mines in Banhampton, New Mexico, moving to Utah to work in the mines. Spanish language transcript. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez in Ogden, Utah. 12 pages.
Merlin Barela, 1972
Mrs. Rose Gurule, 1972
Annie Jimenez, 1972
See box six, folder nine.