American workers, colonial power: Philippine Seattle and the transpacific west, 1919-1941

American Workers, Colonial Power: Philippine Seattle and the Transpacific West, 1919-1941

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  Fujita Rony, Dorothy B ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

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373. Manzano, Antonio [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 4 October 1993, 15 February 1994.
374. Martin, Toribio. Interview by Dorothy Cordova, FIL-KNG76-44dc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 27 April 1976.
375. Mendoza, Arsenio [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 16 September 1993.
376. Mendoza, John. Interview by Dorothy Cordova, FIL-KNG76-42dc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 6 April 1976.
377. Mendoza, Vincent Yolenato, and Rosario Rosell Mendoza [listed as Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mendoza]. Interview by Cynthia Mejia, FIL-KNG76-40cm, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 13 January 1976.
378. Mensalvas, Chris, and Jesus R. Yambao. Interview by Carolina Koslosky, FILKNG75-1ck, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 10 February and 11 February 1975.
379. Mina, Juan V. Interview by Carolina Apostol, FIL-KNG76-47cma, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 30 May 1976.
380. Mislang, Margaret M. Interview by Carolina Koslosky, FIL-KNG75-12ck, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 16 June 1975.
381. Narte, Felix. Interview by Teresa Cronin, FIL-KNG75-8tc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 21 April 1975.
382. Navarette, Ignacio. Interview by Dorothy Cordova, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 17 September 1976.
383. Nonacido, Paula J. Interview by Cynthia Mejia, FIL-KNG76-49cm, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 7 July 1976, 22 September 1976.
384. Nonog, Victorio. Interview by Cynthia Mejia, FIL-KNG76-38cm, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 2 January 1976.
385. Ordona, Sinforoso L. Interview by unknown, PNW81-Fil, Demonstration Project for Asian Americans, date unknown.
386. Ortega, Constance "Connie." Interview by Dorothy L. Cordova and Nancy Koslosky, PNW81-Fil-017dc/nk, Demonstration Project for Asian Americans, 20 July 1981.
387. Ortega, Mark [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 28 November 1992.
388. Pimental, Lorenzo. Interview by Cynthia Mejia, FIL-KNG75-34cm, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 14 November 1975.
389. Ramos, Vicky [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 28 November 1992.
390. Ranjo, Teodolo Aguinaldo. Interview by Cynthia Mejia, FIL-KNG76-41cm, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 14 January 1976.
391. Rapada, Honorato. Interview by Teresa Cronin, FIL-KNG75-11tc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 24 May 1975.
392. Rapada, Mary Louise, and Honorato Rapada. Interview by Christina Corpuz, Independent Study Project-Spring Semester 1993, Oral History of Filipino American and Native American Elders of Bainbridge Island, National Pinoy Archives, 7 March 1993.
393. Rinonos, Ben. Interview by Teresa Cronin, FIL-KNG75-3tc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 27 March 1975.
394. Rodrigo, Antonio [listed as Mr. Tony Rodrigo]. Interview by Dorothy Cordova, FIL-KNG76-53dc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 15 October 1976.
395. Rojo, Trinidad. Interview by Carolina D. Koslosky, FIL-KNG75-17ck, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 18 February 1975, 19 February 1975.
396. Romero, Rudy C. Interview by Teresa Cronin, FIL-KNG75-4tc, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 20 March 1975.
397. Simbe, Roman, and Hazel Simbe with Sinforoso Ordona. Interview by DeeAnn Dixon and Nancy Koslosky, PNW82-Fil-030dad/nk, Demonstration Project for Asian Americans, 18 January 1982, June 22 1982.
398. Tanaka, L. [pseud.], M. Hasegawa [pseud.], and C. Fugita [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 22 September 1993.
399. Tangalan, Sylvestre A. Interview by Carolina D. Koslosky, FIL-KNG75-28ck, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 27 August 1975.
400. Tapang, Bruno. Interview by unknown, PNW 81-FIL-007, Demonstration Project for Asian Americans, date unknown.
401. Toribio, Carlos [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 18 July 1994.
402. Torres, Ponce. Interview by Carolina Koslosky, FIL-KNG75-14ck, Washington State Oral/Aural History Program, 25 August 1975.
403. Torres, Virginia [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 14 September 1993.
404. Valdez, Sinforoso [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 9 September 1993.
405. Velasco, Don [pseud.]. Interview by author, Seattle, 9 February 1994.
406. Ylanan, Mateo. Interview by unknown, PNW81-Fil-010PA, Demonstration Project for Asian Americans, date unknown.