Interview With Bill Moye
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Title
Interview With Bill Moye
Description
As an African-American, Bill describes racist attitudes towards him despite serving his country during World War Two.
Please note that parts of the interview are a little muffled due to the age of the age of the cassette that the recording was converted from.
Please note that parts of the interview are a little muffled due to the age of the age of the cassette that the recording was converted from.
Creator
Bob Abate
Bill Moye
Bill Moye
Source
Robert Abate
Publisher
Yonkers Public Library
Contributor
Robert Abate
Rights
Robert Abate
Format
MP3
Identifier
2018.021.006
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Interviewer
Robert Abate
Interviewee
Bill Moye
Original Format
Tape Cassette
Duration
3:17
Time Summary
:26-Joined the Navy
:45-Born in New Orleans
1:07-Attack at Pearl Harbor
1:28-Advertisement in June of 1942 about African-American enlistment in to the armed services.
2:18-Denied service at a food stop in Atlanta.
2:56-"Hitler was supposed to be the terrible guy."
:45-Born in New Orleans
1:07-Attack at Pearl Harbor
1:28-Advertisement in June of 1942 about African-American enlistment in to the armed services.
2:18-Denied service at a food stop in Atlanta.
2:56-"Hitler was supposed to be the terrible guy."
Files
Collection
Citation
Bob Abate
Bill Moye, “Interview With Bill Moye,” Yonkers Public Library Archive, accessed October 24, 2024, http://archive.ypl.org/items/show/566.