Tom Champion Oral History Transcript, undated

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Depression
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Title
Tom Champion Oral History Transcript, undated
Organizations
Organizations
Interviewer (ivr): Racine, Jerred
Interviewee (ive): Champion, Tom
Contributor (ctb): Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives
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Resource Type
Text
Description / Synopsis
Description / Synopsis
Tom Champion (born 1903) describes what his life was like as a father of five during the Great Depression. He discusses politics, New Deal programs, working for the WPA, transportation, mine closures, gardening, and hunting.
Language
Language
English
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Depressions--1929
New Deal, 1933-1939
Iron mines and mining
Politics and government
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
National Mine (Mich.)
Marquette County (Mich.)
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Extent
1 item
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Physical Form
Transcripts
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Digital Origin
digitized other analog
Related Item
Related Item
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host
Title
Red Dust Oral History Collection
Identifier
MSS-113
Note
Note
This interview is part of the Red Dust Oral History Project, which was conducted between 1983 and 2000 by middle school students at the former National Mine School in National Mine, Michigan, succeeded by students at Aspen Ridge Middle School in Ishpeming, Michigan.
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Physical Location
Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives
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“Tom Champion Oral History Transcript, undated”. Interview by Racine, Jerred. Transcripts. Depression. Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives. Accessed November 7, 2024. https://uplink.nmu.edu/node/37109.
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