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Interviewee Sort descending	Collection	Description	Interviewer	Date of Interview	Location of Interview	Affiliation
Anthony Misetich	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Oral history interview with Anthony Misetich.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
Anthony Nizetich	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Oral history interview with Anthony Nizetich.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
Art Almeida	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Art Almeida was born on December 27, 1928, in San Pedro. His mother came to the United States from Ciudad Guerrero in northern Mexico when she was about six years old. His father, born in Santa María de Los Angeles in Jalisco, came to the US in 1909 and married Art's mother around 1917 in Morenci, Arizona. Art's father was a hacendado from the landed gentry, and his mother's family crossed the border into Morenci, Arizona. Art's father was a kindly man, about six feet tall, fair-skinned, and articulate.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
Art Bartlett	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Arthur Bartlett was born in Faversham, Kent County, U.K., on October 25th, 1919. He immigrated to San Pedro in 1923 due to the influenza epidemic in Europe. Bartlett worked in the newspaper business as a young boy and later served in the Air Force during World War II. He also had experience working as a deckhand on a coastwise ship. Bartlett became a reverend and ministered at Beacon Street, an area known for its seafaring community, businesses, and various activities. He was involved in counseling and providing support to individuals in the community, including those in recovery.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
August "Auggie" Felando	Tuna Pioneers: San Pedro-Terminal Island, California	August Felando was born in San Pedro, California, in 1929. His family roots reach back to Viz Island, Croatia, and Guernica in the Basque province of Spain. He fished on two-family owned tuna and sardine purse seine vessels during 1946-1950. In 1951, he became a co-owner of the F/V Challenger, a tuna baitboat, and as managing owner sold the vessel in 1958 for conversion to a tuna seiner. From 1960-1991, he managed the affairs of the American Tunaboat Association, including participation in hearings before the California State legislature, Congressional Committees, and federal agencies.	Unknown	Thu, 11/22/2012 - 12:00	San Pedro, CA	Aquarium on the Pacific, NOAA Fisheries - West Coast Region, Voices of the West Coast
Bill Goeser	People of the Sturgeon: Wisconsin's Love Affair with an Ancient Fish	Bill Goeser is interviewed about his experiences sturgeon spearing over the years. He tells of his family learning to spear, early decoys and coaxer styles, and cooking sturgeon. Interviewer identity unknown.	Unknown	Thu, 08/09/2007 - 12:00	Unknown	University of Wisconsin Board of Regents, Oshkosh Public Museum
Bill Stein	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Oral history interview with Bill Stein.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
Bob Mohle	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Oral history interview with Bob Mohle.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
Brian Harrison	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Oral history interview with Brian Harrison.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles
Candelario Gonzales	Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project	Oral history interview with Candelario Gonzales.	Unknown		Los Angeles, CA	The Port of Los Angeles

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