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- Interview with Lucille Robertson, 1985
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Robertson, Sterling Clack, 1785-1842.; Frontier and pioneer life--Texas.; Texas--Colonization--History--19th century.; Salado (Tex.). -
Robertson discusses the history of the impressario of Robertson Colony who brought the first permanent settlers to central Texas and his descendants who have lived continuously on ranch at family home in Salado since 1852, early 20th century... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Jeane Richey Christian, 1985
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WASPS (Women Air Force Service Pilots).; Women in aeronautics.; World War 1939-1945--Women.; United States Armed Forces--Women. -
University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas Jeane Richey Christian was among the 1,830 women accepted for WASP training from among 25,000 applicants. In the first class to train at Avenger Field in Sweetwater,... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Lucy Sagarino Wenning, 1985
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Women air pilots.;Women in Aeronautics, Military--United States.;Aeronautics, Military--United States. -
San Antonio, Texas One of the first licensed female pilots circa 1935 and the youngest at age 16, Wenning recalls both the resistance to her learning and publicity for her achievements, flying stunt planes and other experiences with airplanes. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Ira Verdell Lott, 2001
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Austin (Tex.).; Civil Rights.; African Americans--Texas. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Alma and Tom Long, 1989
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Paducah (Tex.). - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Carl J. Crane, 1983
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Aeronautics-history.; Air pilots.; Instrument flying. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Dr. I. J. Lamothe, 1993
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Civil Rights.; African Americans--Texas.; Marshall (Tex.). - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Stella Polk, 1992
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Educators--Texas.; Authors--Texas.; Teachers--Correspondence, reminiscences, etc.; Mason County (Tex.). -
Sister of Old Yeller author, Frank Gipson and life-long resident of Mason County, Stella Polk began teaching at age 16 in a small rural school circa 1917. She relates her personal history, experiences teaching in one-room schools, and memories of... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with O.T. Baker, 1976.
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Texas Folklife Festival; Folklife festivals; HemisFair (1968 : San Antonio, Tex.) -
University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio. and the first manager of the Institute’s Texas Folklife Festival, details the evolution of the Festival from its birth in 1972. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Harold Lewis, 1987
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Woodville (Tex.). - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with O. Scott Petty, 1984
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Geophysics--Research--Texas.; World War, 1914-1918--Technology. -
Personal history of O. Scott Petty during World War I, in Texas, and his contributions to geophysical research. - Oral History Collection
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- Tejano Advisory Community Committee meeting, Institute of Texan Cultures, January 29, 1994
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Texas, South -- History.; Local -- Exhibitions.; Texas, South -- Social life and customs -- Exhibitions. -
Transcripts of community meetings conducted by the Institute of Texan Cultures as part of the Tejano Community Advisory Group. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with W.B. "Jack" Ball, 1983.
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218 Canterbury Hill, San Antonio, Texas San Antonio attorney W.B. Jack Ball reminisces about his childhood in Farmersville at the dawn of the 20th Century and his years at the University of Texas at Austin and the UT Law School from 1915-21 when... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Vice Admiral Wallace B. Short, (USN, Ret.), 1984
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United States. Navy. Seabees.; World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives. -
San Antonio, Texas Retired Navy Vice Admiral Wallace Short describes his military career, including work with the Seabees, the Construction Battalion, begun during World War II by Admiral Ben Morull, a Civil Engineer, to build what was needed to... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Slade D. Cutter, Captain, USN Retired, 1984
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Submarine warfare.; Pearl Harbor, attack on, 1941.; World War 1939-1945--Naval operations, submarines. -
World War II submarine commands during which he sunk 19 enemy vessels, the second highest tally among American sub commanders. Cutter's observations and opinions are historic -- from his views that inferior Japanese radar was a major factor in the... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Ruth White, 1979
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White, Jack.; San Antonio River (Tex.).; Paseo del Rio (San Antonio, Tex.).; Hugman, Robert Harvey Harold, 1902-1980. -
San Antonio, Texas Widow of Jack White, who was Mayor of San Antonio and chairman of the San Antonio River Beautification Committee, Ruth White recounts the role her husband played in the history and development of the river and Paseo del Rio (San... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Ben L. Parker, 1983.
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Ben Parker, whose family settled in West Texas circa 1890, relates antecdotes of his family and personal experiences growing up there during the early twentieth century. - Oral History Collection
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- Tejano Community Advisory Committee meeting, Lubbock, Texas, Part 9, October 16, 1994
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Mexican Americans--Texas--Biography.; Texas, South -- History.; Local -- Exhibitions.; Texas, South -- Social life and customs -- Exhibitions. -
Transcripts of community meetings conducted by the Institute of Texan Cultures as part of the Tejano Community Advisory Group. - Oral History Collection
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