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Episode One Thanks and Show Notes
Episode One Show Notes:
Books
Tom Graham and Rachel Graham Cody, Getting Open: The Unknown Story of Bill Garrett and the Integration of College Basketball
Emma Lou Thornbrough, Indiana Blacks in the Twentieth Century
David J Bodenhamer and Hon. Randall T. Shepard, The History of Indiana Law
Newspapers
The Indianapolis Recorder, Accessed Hoosier State Chronicles
Videos
“1944, January 11 - FDR - Fireside chat #28, - State of the Union - closed captioned.” Youtube.com.
“1947 IHSAA Boys Basketball State Semifinal #2: Shelbyville 54, East Chicago Washington 46.” Youtube.com.
Other
Integrating Basketball Marker File, Indiana Historical Bureau
Special Thanks
Tom Graham, Rachel Graham Cody, and Bob Hammell
Not only did Tom and Rachel co-author the book which formed the foundation for much of the research for this episode, Tom and Bob were co-applicants for the State Historical Marker which will be dedicated at Indiana University in April 2017. If you are interested in this topic, we highly recommend the book Getting Open, as it goes into much more detail about many of the topics we, by necessity, had to brush past.
Casey Pfeiffer
Casey is the Marker Program Manager at the Indiana Historical Bureau and compiled much of the research used in this episode. She was always available for me to ask my countless questions about the finer details of the story and for that I am very grateful.
Jill Weiss
Jill is the Digital Outreach Manager for the Indiana Historical Bureau. She also serves as my recording engineer, editor, and cheerleader in the recording room.
Justin Clark
Justin is a project assistant with the Hoosier State Chronicles newspaper digitization project. In this episode, he played the part of newspaper announcer. If you’re interested in reading historical newspaper articles, visit Hoosier State Chronicles online.