Frances F. Pauley oral history interviews, 1988 Apr. 11 and May 3.

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Frances F. Pauley oral history interviews, 1988 Apr. 11 and May 3.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38477706

The collection consists of oral history interviews with Frances F. Pauley on April 11 and May 3, 1988 in which she discusses her early interest in politics; Talmadge and anti-Talmadge factions; DeKalb County League of Women Voters; Eleanor Green; Josephine Heyman; Margaret McDougall; white primary; three-governor controversy; League of Women Voter's support of Ellis Arnall; Johnnie Hilburn; Louisa Gosnell; Morris Abram; Grace Hamilton; county unit amendment; Mayor William Hartsfield; League of Women Voters and segregation; Maury Flowers; Help Our Public Education (HOPE); Don Hollowell; Junior League; organizing health clinics; Maude Hamilton; poll tax; Henry Grady Hotel; Ed Friend; church segregationists; Sibley Commission; and "Fill the Tower with HOPE" rally.

2 audiotapes ; cassette.Transcript (170 p.)

Georgia State University

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