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Understanding 9/11Mine doctor's wife in Mexico during the 1920s : oral history transcript / 1996
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1 v. (xv, 120 p.) ; 28 cm
6 sound cassettes
Marian Lane discusses her childhood in Indiana as Winnie Ruth McKinnell, her marriage to Dr. William Judd, social life in Mexican mining camps and raids by bandits, her work in Phoeniz, Ariz., as a medical secretary to support her husband who was addicted to narcotics, her life in Arizona State Hospital (1933-1962) to which she was committed for the murder of two women, and her new life as Marian Lane in Piedmont, Calif. and pardon in 1971
Forms part of: Western mining in the twentieth century oral history series
One photograph transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1997.066--PIC)
Volume includes index
6 sound cassettes
Marian Lane discusses her childhood in Indiana as Winnie Ruth McKinnell, her marriage to Dr. William Judd, social life in Mexican mining camps and raids by bandits, her work in Phoeniz, Ariz., as a medical secretary to support her husband who was addicted to narcotics, her life in Arizona State Hospital (1933-1962) to which she was committed for the murder of two women, and her new life as Marian Lane in Piedmont, Calif. and pardon in 1971
Forms part of: Western mining in the twentieth century oral history series
One photograph transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library (BANC PIC 1997.066--PIC)
Volume includes index
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urn:oclc:record:1049613726
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