Interviews with David E. Porter

• 1995 December 13-1996 March 6

• Martin, Vincent
• Porter, David E., 1922-

• West, Sally B.

• Stevens, Betty

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• San Diego (Calif.)

• Customhouse brokers
• Foreign workers
• International trade
• Mexican-American border region
• Porter International Incorporated
• Porter, David E., 1922- --Interviews
• Ship chandlers
• Trading companies
• Tuna industry

• text

Topics indexed: Mexican President Miguel Alamande, Johnny Alessio, illegal immigrants and alien labor, Moto Asakawa, Brian Bilbray, "T and E" bonds, border trade, Bracero program, C.J. Henry Company, Campbell Machine Company, George Campbell, canneries, San Diego Chamber of Commerce, Caesar Chavez, Clairemont, coal-burning ships, concrete ships, honorary consul for El Salvador, consulate corps in San Diego, cotton exports from California, Bert Crofton, Harold Depew, U.S. Customs and Department of Commerce, insurance for tuna fishermen, Kensington, Ejidos system in Mexico, Evinrudes and Johnson, export business in San Diego, Bob Filner, Garibaldi Hall in Little Italy, Grace Line Steamship Company, graft in Mexico, Edward C. Hall, Milt Hallen, Hillcrest, Hotchkiss and Anewalt Company, Hotel del Coronado construction, International Visitors Council, Japanese internment during World War II, lowriders, Maquiladoras, Martinolich Ship Building Company, McCaffrey Company, Joe Medina and the Medina Panel.

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