Hiss and some distortion heard throughout. There is distortion at the very beginning of Part 1. The recording level drops from 00:00:40-00:30:10 on Part 2.
Forest Palmer
[1984-06-30,1984-07-06]
Palmer was born in 1901 in Indiana, and came to Whittier in 1916. He discusses the oil industry, Nixon family, Leffingwell Ranch, water rights, Prohibition, and Japanese internment camps.
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1901~/1984?~
eng
Sound
1 Tape of 1
Master
Radio Shack; Sony
02:42:27
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[1984-06-30,1984-07-06]
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