Louise (Malla) Amilia Sinland Dahl Oral History Interview 1980.

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Louise (Malla) Amilia Sinland Dahl Oral History Interview 1980.

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This interview was conducted with Malla Dahl on May 6, 1980 in Stanwood, Washington. It contains information about family background, attending PLU, Dahl's Grocery, and Norwegian heritage. The interview also contains a photograph from the Dahl wedding, an article on Malla receiving her PLU diploma, and a photograph of Malla in 1978. The interview was conducted in English.

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