Harry Barton, Etta Mae Zimmerman, and Roger Zimmerman Interviews

Harry Barton was a textile worker at U.S. Rubber Company in Hogansville, Ga. Yates Heafner was a mediator for the Textile Labor Realtions Board. Etta Mae Zimmerman was a textile worker and union member from Hogansville, Ga. Roger Zimmerman was a textile manager. Barton is shown walking with a woman....

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Barton, Harry;Zimmerman, Etta Mae;Zimmerman, Roger
Other Authors: Stoney, George C.
Format: Moving Image (Video)
Language:English
Published: 1991
Subjects:
Textile workers;Textile factories;Textile Workers' Strike (Southern States : 1934);Textile workers > Labor unions;Working class women
Barton
Fort McPherson
Zimmerman
Online Access:http://digitalcollections.library.gsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/uprising/id/330
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Summary:Harry Barton was a textile worker at U.S. Rubber Company in Hogansville, Ga. Yates Heafner was a mediator for the Textile Labor Realtions Board. Etta Mae Zimmerman was a textile worker and union member from Hogansville, Ga. Roger Zimmerman was a textile manager. Barton is shown walking with a woman. Etta Mae Zimmerman and Roger Zimmerman discuss changes in the textile mills over the years, the textile workers' strike and Etta Mae's interment at Fort McPherson.

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