Kate B. Corey <small>1979</small>

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In this interview, Kate B. Corey (1897-1996) discusses her family’s experience in Bristow. She moved with her husband in the 1920’s and lived there for the remainder of her life. She describes life during the oil boom, teaching during racial integration, entertainment, and the effects of World War I and World War II.

Date(s)	1979
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Subjects	Oil boom; WW I; WW II; teaching; entertainment; racial integration; Bristow (Okla.); Slick (Okla.) First State Bank; Depew (Okla.); Slick Oil boom; Bootleggers Camp; Mr. C.H. Black; school; junior college; National Youth Administration (NYA); Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt; Lincoln Heights; Mumford McGee; KFRU Radio
Interviewee(s)	Kate B. Corey
Interviewer(s)	Ed Cadenhead

Kate B. Corey 1979

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1979