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This recording is part of a collection of oral interviews of San Fernando Valley residents, who lived in the Valley since the very beginning. Their lives and their stories have not been widely known. Notes on original container: t01: "early valley family history / early valley his. / organ factory in Van Nuys / crime in valley / school life / WWI and WWII / church life / community entertainment / bonds / Japanese internment / rationing / movies and radio / depression / appearance of valley / valley succession" t02: "Bussing, historical sites and homes, elementary schools in V.N., Whitsett home site and organ, the early pioneers, family anecdotes."
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