Capus M. Waynick Oral History Interview, August 1, 1979; September 19, 1979; January 30, 1980; July 29, 1980

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Capus M. Waynick Oral History Interview, August 1, 1979; September 19, 1979; January 30, 1980; July 29, 1980

August 1, 1979; September 19, 1979; January 30, 1980; July 29, 1980

Waynick begins his narrative by describing his early childhood years; the beginning of his journalistic career with his job as city editor (1911) for the Greensboro Record (pp.4-6); his experiences with the N.C. National Guard before World War I (pp. 5-7); and his brief military service at the end of World War I (p. 7).

0.02 Cubic Feet; 4 audiocassettes, 5 hours, 62 pages

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