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Herbert Hechenbleikner

1909–2004 · Dates from the Library of Congress · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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Bonnie E. Cone oral history interview 10, 1988 February 4, 1988-02-04

Cone, Bonnie E., 1907-2003 · 1988

Bonnie E. Cone talks with historian Edward Perzel of UNC Charlotte on 4 February 1988 about how the Charlotte Center of the University of North Carolina became Charlotte College in 1949. Elmer Garinger, Herbert Hechenbleikner, student veterans and college pay all come up. One of the UNC Charlotte Oral History Interviews, with about 74 minutes of audio and a 45-page transcript.

Included because: Catalog heading in the DPLA record: Hechenbleikner, Herbert, 1909-2004.

Bonnie E. Cone oral history interview 10, 1988 February 4, 1988-02-04

Cone, Bonnie E., 1907-2003 · 1988

Bonnie E. Cone, founding leader of what became UNC Charlotte, talks with historian Ed Perzel on 4 February 1988 about the change from the Charlotte Center of the University of North Carolina to Charlotte College in 1949. One audio file of about 1 hour 14 minutes with a 45-page transcript, from the UNC Charlotte Oral History Interviews.

Included because: Catalog heading in the DPLA record: Hechenbleikner, Herbert, 1909-2004.

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