Box 2
Container
Contains 35 Results:
Orlando Rivera, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 55
Scope and Contents
Biographical background, origin (La Jara, Colorado, 1930), discrimination in San Luis Valley, involvement in the Chicano movement, affiliation with the GI Forum, organizing SOCIO, offices of SOCIO, establishing a job bank, confrontation with Division of Family Services, confrontation with Salt Lake City School District, Special Education Program in Salt Lake School District, Counselor-Aid Program in Salt Lake, Utah Manpower Planning Council, philosophy of SOCIO, achievements of Chicano movement...
Dates:
1972
Pete Archuleta, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 56
Scope and Contents
Biographical background, origin (Park View, New Mexico, 1912), formal education, military service in the army, obtaining a job in the arsenal in Ogden, working on a cattle ranch, getting married, Depression, member of the Church of God, discussion on the word "Chicano" and the Chicano movement, Mr. Archuleta's ancestry, discrimination, President Kennedy, stealing of Mexican land. Spanish language transcript. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez, Kathy Trujillo, and Mae Barela in West Ogden, Utah. 32...
Dates:
1972
Pete Archuleta, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 57
Scope and Contents
Discussion on Reies Tijerina, music, penitentes. Spanish language transcript. Interviewed by Bernice Martinez, Kathy Trujillo, and Mae Barela in West Ogden, Utah. 3 pages.
Dates:
1972
Ysauro and Ignacia Bustillos, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 58
Scope and Contents
Biographical background of Mrs. Bustillos, origin, Mrs. Bustillos (Sacramento, Durango, Mexico, 1909), early life as a railroad family, family farm in Colorado, move to Clearfield, Utah, working in the fields, biographical background of Mr. Bustillos, origin (Namquipa, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1894), coming to the United States, sheepherding, comparison of Mexicans and New Mexicans, working for the Santa Fe Railroad, working on construction in El Paso, discrimination, recruitment of Mexicans to work...
Dates:
1972
Jose Jesus Palacio, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 59
Scope and Contents
See box six, folder thirteen.
Dates:
1972
Mr. and Mrs. Teodolo Anton Ramos and Alice Ramos, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 60
Scope and Contents
Biographical background, working in the coal mines in Dragerton, Utah, traveling, moving to Utah to work, conditions in the US when Mr. Ramos first arrived, different minorities working in the mines, Depression, differences between Spanish-speaking from Mexico and New Mexico, biographical background of Mrs. Ramos, discrimination, religions in Dragerton, living conditions, social life, differences in generations, other Mexican families in Dragerton, education of Mrs. Ramos, Chicano movement,...
Dates:
1972
Mrs. J. F. Martinez, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 61
Scope and Contents
Biographical background, origin (Rio del Pueblo, New Mexico, 1915), Mexicans from old Mexico in New Mexico, discussion on word "Mateo", life in Green River, Wyoming, move to Bingham, relationship among different nationalities in Bingham, involvement with church, discrimination, older Spanish-speaking in Bingham, return visit to New Mexico, Mr. Martinez looking for work, discussion on word "Chicano", involvement with SOCIO, education, move to Salt Lake (1960), differences between children now in...
Dates:
1972
Robert Cuellar, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 62
Scope and Contents
See box six, folder six.
Dates:
1972
Unavailable
File — Box: 2, item: 63
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
The transcripts for interviews 55-68 have been digitized and are available online. Please scroll through the digitized bound book for any of the following interviews: Orlando Rivera, Pete Archuleta, Ysauro and Ignacia Bustillos, Mr. and Mrs. Teodolo Anion Ramos and Alice Ramos, Mrs. J. F. Martinez, Cipriano Orona, Celia Vasquez Larson, and Robert Nieves.
Dates:
1972-1975
Cipriano Orona, 1972
File — Box: 2, item: 64-65
Scope and Contents
Background, working on the railroad, working conditions, wages and working hours, education, Chicano movement, discrimination, Desidero Llegas (grandfather), Alianza Hispano Americana (Mexican organization in Lordsville 1928), discussion on the word Chicano. Interviewed by Greg Coronado in Whitter, California. 29 pages. Mexican culture, the Brown Berets, working on the railroad, Mormon bishop, Mexican attitudes, Mexican Unions CROM, education and acculturation, discussion on the...
Dates:
1972