Collection Title: Jackson Purchase Oral History Project – World War II
Series Number: OH141
Interviewee: Fielder, Dorothy
Interviewer: Parrent, Jay
Date interviewed: December 5, 1997
Processed by: Benjamin J. Drake
Date processed: October 29, 2011
Description: 1 sound disc (7 minutes)
Abstract: Dorothy Fielder details her experiences during the Second World War. She explains her time at the hosiery mill in Princeton, Kentucky. The interview concludes with her memories of life in Princeton during the war and her feelings on significant figures and events.
Biographical / Historical note: Dorothy Fielder was born in Henshaw, Union County, Kentucky in the early 1920s. During the Second World War she worked in a hosiery mill in Princeton, Kentucky.
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Subject Headings / Descriptors:
Fielder, Dorothy
World War, 1939-1945 – Kentucky – Princeton.
Princeton Hosiery Mills (Princeton, Ky.)
Henshaw (Ky.)
