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322. Southern Conference for Human Welfare/Educational Fund, 1982-1983 5 Interviews
Indiana University Center for the Study of History and Memory
This project features interviews with civil rights activists. They discuss their involvement in the Southern Conference for Human Welfare/Educational Fund. Some of the main topics include segregation, poverty, legislation, and poll taxes.
Winther, Oscar Osburn; Memorial Service
Mooney, Chase C.; Memorial Service
334. Social Work, 1976 1 Interview
Indiana University Center for the Study of History and Memory
This project consists of one interview with Dorinda Beck, a career social worker. Ms. Beck discusses her experiences as a social worker in Pennsylvania and Indiana. She describes her involvement with the Family Service Association of Monroe County as their social worker since the opening of the agency in 1963.
335. Socialism in Indiana in the 1920s, 1975-1976 3 Interviews
Indiana University Center for the Study of History and Memory
This collection of interviews provides a perspective of the existence of political socialism in Marion and Elwood, Indiana during the early half of the twentieth century. The interviewees are either retired workers or the wives of workers, and they discuss their own personal involvement with labor unions and the Socialist Party. They also talk about mayoral elections of the 'teens and twenties in which there were Socialist candidates, such as Harry Oatis and John L. Lewis.
336. Social History of Spencer, Indiana, 1974-1976 55 Interviews
Indiana University Center for the Study of History and Memory
This project interviews people living in Spencer, Indiana. The interviewees include a variety of ages and the time period of their experiences span the 1910s-1970s. The interviews include discussion of small town life and changes throughout the past sixty years. The education system, religious beliefs, and economic conditions of the town and surrounding county are discussed. Many interviewees discuss the Great Depression and its effect on the business owners and farmers of the area. Changing moral standards and generational differences are themes throughout the project.
337. Social Face of Death, 1996-1997 24 Interview
Indiana University Center for the Study of History and Memory
This project includes people living in and around Paoli, Indiana. The project includes people's experiences and attitudes toward death, dying, and illness. The interviewees share their feelings on losing loved ones. They discuss the roles of religion, family, fear, and medical interventions in the process of death and dying. They also discuss the various preparations involved including, funerals and wills, as well as personal preparations.