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Connors. \Villiam J. (Botchy), $18, 135 (:onservalion, Department of, 112, li9 Considine, Huhert D.. 113 Cosentinu, Jerry, 11:; Cousley, Paul, Sr., 168 (:ox. JVilliam 1). (Billy), 84-8.5 Craig, Robert, 134, 135, 178, 190 Cripple Creek, 41 llaley, Richard J., 11.1, 115, ll(i. 127, 135, l:{ti. 137. 1.17 Daridson, John A,, li3 1)avis. Corneal A., 126, 135 Ilawson. Frances L., 132 De [,a Cuur. Joseph I,.. 110, 115, 134, 135 De Soto Hotel. 37 Ilran, Dizz?. 58 Decatur. 93. 130. 112 I)emocratic Party, 73, 76, 101-102, 107, 110, 128. 130. 1.17. 148. lh5 Denver, 201 Depression, The, 22, 76 I)er\vinski, Edward J., 113 1)etroit. 102 l)t,vvr, \Villiam E,, 71 I)v\vilr. Paul, 165, 197 Ilirksrn, Fherett M., 155. 175-177 passim Ilisnry, Walt, 201 Ilisneylan(i, 201 Dixon, Alan J., 115. 121, 123. 124, 113, 153, 1,51, I88 Ilonohoo, Roy \V. IS0 Ilouglas, Paul, 175-176 lllJ\~, 1x5 Ilat~ai~ue, 172 Danne, (;eorg~ W.. 125, 126 Durhin. Kichard J., 130-131 I IuQuoin, 195 Etigles (Fraternal Society), 87 East St. I.ouis, 37, 51, 190 Elrersparher, Edxl-ard C., 133 Eck~rt. Neal, 1!4S Edders, Frances, 138 Edna, Ryder, 76 Edwards\,illr, 155 F:Ifingham, 42 Eisenhower, rlwight D.. 115 F:isenhower, fihrl, 145 I*:lks Clah, 86, 87, 98 Endicott Johnson Shoe Company, 21 Engel, doe, 199 Engineers, Cr~rps of 80, 164 1;:thnic groups. 120 ICLhnir groups: Blilcks, 5.1, 82, 125, 126; (:an:llli;~ns. 191; Chinese/, 192; Germans, 18, 19. :Xi-34, 4i, 82, 107, 196; Jewish, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 2i, 61, ti?, 63, 82, 117; t'olish, 125; Russians, I!) Fairfield. 94, !18, 157, 195 F'amuus Barr Departmvnt Store, 18 Farm Bureau. 89 Fary, Bill, 115 Federal Huilding. 55 Fvrher, Edna, 13. J2. 61 "Fetcher" Rills, lil Fillen, Lawrence. 125 Finance, Departmvnt of, 129 Financial Institutions, Department of. 181 1x6 Finrlley. I'aul. 107. 129. 130. 167 Finkle, Jerome, 159 First N:~tionai Hank in Alton, 16 Fol~sy, 11. 58 Fort Myers, 6; Fort I'irrce, 67 Gailrid, 19 Gale, Max, 17, 18, 19, GI, ti:+ (;ale, Mrs. Max, 6.3 Galeshurg, 93 Gay Old Ilog, 4'2 Gem City Business College, 20 Gem, The Yacht, 5.l General Motors Curporation, 38 (;erniantr~uvn, 16 (;erniany, 1, 2, 9, Iti9 Gibhs, \Villiam F., 90, 101, 180 Gill, Ward and I lestvr ('ompany. 21 Gillesl)ie, 173 God:ir, (:harlrs, 32, -17-48. 108 Godfrey, 130 (:ulden, Eaglv ferry, 5, 36 (;oodman, Michael, 152 (;rafton, 4, 7, 42, 43, 14, 57, $6. Itix, 197 Granata, PeLer C., 136 Granite CiLy, 15'7, 15!4, 183 Granite CiLy Steel (hmpany, 45 Great River Road, 86, 16S, 197 (;reathorrse, (Jpie, 122 Green County. 102 Green, Dwight H. (Pete). 75 Griggsville. 109 Grindle, IViIliam I.., 115, 1Y2, 129, 1'13, 16:j, 173,174, 1x0 Hagen, Charles, 9, 46, 32, 70, 71-i2. 88, 40, Y2. 104. 177 Hanihurg, 58, 161 Ilannitl:ll, 79 Hardin, 29, 32, 41, 51, 55, 57, 58, 5!)-60, 70, 73-74,75, 81, 84, 161, 166, 168, 181 liardin Bank. 81 I layes, 67-68 Heckenkamp, Jiwyh b:.. 104 Highland, 16 Carl Wittmond Memoir -- Archives/Special Collections, University of Illinois at Springfield
Hinan, Martin, 79 IIitler, Adolph, 33 liodge, Orville E., 182-183 Hollowai, James D., 111, 173 Hong Kong, 192 Hoover, Harold A,. 146 lhnen, 11. B., 110, 117, 128, 129, 170, lil lllinois Bar Association, 182 lllinois Bottoms Lake, 35 lllinois Colt Stakes, 195 lllinois River, 4, 53, 55-56, 161 Illinois State Archives, 143 Illinois State Fair, 195 Illinois State Library, 143 Illinois and Michigan Canal, 174 Independent Voters of Illinois, 146, 152 Internal Revenue Service, 123 International Livestock Exposition, 200 Irving, [)on, 107, 1-18 Jacksonville, 48, 101, 105, 106, 110, 145, 180 Japan, 190 Jefferson Barracks, lfi8 Jefferson Hotel, 15 Jenkins, Charles J., 126 Jersey Count-, 89, 102, 127-128, 164 Jerseyrille, ti4, 185, 197 Joe Page Bridge, 73 Johnson, Lyndon B., 175, 177 Kaiser Wilhelm, 33 Kampsvillc, 29, 75, 7ti, 183 Katz, Harold A,, 115, 116 Kennedy, John F., 129, 144 Kennedy, Ted, 124 Keokuk, 4,32 Kerner, Helena, 191 Kerner, Otto, 127,137, 138, 151,191 Kewanee, 92 Kinkaid Lake, 180 Kissing Camels Peak, 44 Knight, Joseph, 92, 102, 128-129,134, 150, 159, 162, 184-18i Knights of Columhus, 86, 87-88 Krogers, 193 La Salle Hotel, 135 Ladoe, 118 Lafayette, 35 Lake Charles, fi Lar, Ed, 193 Las Vegas, 40, 186 La~vrenceuille, 157 Leclede Steel Company, 45 Lee, Clyde, 111, 124,125, 180,195, 201 Lee, h'oble FV., 110 Legislation: agriculture, 149, 172, 187-191, 194-200; banks and savings and loan associations. 181; hudget :~n(l approprialions, l:li, 183. 200; husincss anrl economic developnrent, 190-191; civil rights, I::%-1::::: crinre and corrections. 1'11; ducati ion. 117-118, 1:l7. 13, 196: elections and ~.c;ipj~ortionment. 10'2, 127-1:10. 1:3:3, 1-13, 151-152; gi~mhling. ll
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University of Illinois at Springfie
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CARL WIITMOND ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REP
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orrrniilnity in central Illinois. A
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Carl Wittmond SESSION I, TAPE 1, SI
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A: Yes. Q: Okay. And then your fath
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County that had a spur on this side
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A: It's peculiar how you always rem
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A: Oh yes. You'd have a showboat he
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A: Yes it really happened. This thi
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my motber had to scrape around here
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that's how narrow people are you kn
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you know. It wasn't too prosperous.
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to stay all night to go to a show a
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Q. (chuckles) We11 this kind of gav
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Q: LVell hou did he po about gettin
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ha\.? to come hc,ll:r to t'3t or so
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Anii the Eagles anif the Elks, I ha
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half of the peul,lr never elen knrw
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Monday morning from Brussels. And m
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an argunirnt Iatrr UII a1111 the12
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Q: I I a n e llad you known Paul Po
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him. Down there - see. Blackie uras
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Nuniber two, the secretary of state
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kind of a mystery place anyway, no
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anything you'd want if you'd want i
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Q: Kind of cleaned it up then. A: B
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A: Probably was I think, yes. I did
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Maybe a lot of them was in. Like Bi
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other people would go see until the
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- "Oh." he said, "he makes eighty f
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district. Powell said, "YIIu'~ h~tt
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thrsrr. ant1 Iru) them. And I don't
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;mil the key Dcrnocrats. the) xverc
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you ran't beat." I said, "Some day
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a lot of the cunstituents don't un~
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to hlock it if he wanted to. So man
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it would he alright or whatever the
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