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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/1
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0:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/1
Time
0:16
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Ben Gordon's feelings about leaving Mississippi--recollections of those who
remained--differences between those who stayed and those who left--Cornelius
Hughes--being tied up at the commissary
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/1
Time
14:03
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“Bad ones” who came to Beloit--difficulty handling
freedom--backlash against blacks in Beloit
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/1
Time
18:12
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Impressions from subsequent trips to Mississippi--the need to act
deferentially--encounter with the Mississippi highway patrol
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/2
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0:00
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Positive reaction to Mississippi from recent trip--the South as “up
and coming”
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/2
Time
7:07
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The trip from Mississippi to Beloit in 1921
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/2
Time
11:09
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First impressions of Beloit--J.D. Stephenson--early school experiences in
Beloit, largely positive
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/2
Time
19:46
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Assistance from Rev. W.E.W. Brown--Rev. Brown's athletic club
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/2
Time
24:01
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Comments on Lincoln Junior High, Daisy Chapin as favorite
teacher
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/2
Time
26:21
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Story about a Jewish peddler in Mississippi
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Tape/Side/Part
12/2/3
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0:00
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Reaction to living in the city--no going barefoot--differences in food,
white syrup from county relief
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