The Shipboard Murder Case: Labor, Radicalism, and Earl Warren, 1936-1941

Berkeley, CA, Regional Oral History Office, 1976

Earl Warren in California Oral Histories

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Grossman, Aubrey, Myron Harris, Miriam Dinkin Johnson, Peter Odeen, Ernest G. Ramsay and Herbert Resner. "The Shipboard Murder Case: Labor, Radicalism, and Earl Warren, 1936-1941." Interview by Miriam Stein in 1972. Oral History Center, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 1976.
Interview date(s) 1972

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