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Conversation between Willard Ayres and Irene Baggs of Jacksonville.  ( 1960-05-16 )

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Title:
Conversation between Willard Ayres and Irene Baggs of Jacksonville. ( 1960-05-16 )
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Campaign Materials, 1956-1970. Carlton, Doyle E., Jr. (Farris Bryant Papers)
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Baggs, Irene
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English

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Bryant, Farris, 1914- ( LCSH )
United States. Office of Emergency Planning. ( LCSH )
Florida. Board of Control. ( LCSH )
Florida Turnpike Authority. ( LCSH )
Florida. State Road Dept. ( LCSH )
Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway (Fla.) ( LCSH )
Politics and government -- 1951- -- Florida ( LCSH )
Bryant, Farris, 1914- -- Correspondence ( LCSH )
United States. Congress. Senate -- Elections, 1970 ( LCSH )
Segregation -- Florida -- St. Augustine ( LCSH )
Political campaigns -- Florida ( LCSH )
Elections -- Florida ( LCSH )
Governors -- Florida -- 20th century ( LCSH )
Affidavits ( JSTOR )
Political campaigns ( JSTOR )
Governors ( JSTOR )
Political organizations ( JSTOR )
Political elections ( JSTOR )
White people ( JSTOR )
Political candidates ( JSTOR )
Hell ( JSTOR )
Checkers ( JSTOR )
Senators ( JSTOR )
Anger ( JSTOR )
Seas ( JSTOR )
United States Senate ( JSTOR )
Spatial Coverage:
North America -- United States of America -- Florida -- Duval County -- Jacksonville
North America -- United States of America -- Florida

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SubSERIES 2b: Campaign for Governor,1960 BOX: 8

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University of Florida
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University of Florida
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UF80000325_0008_002_0007

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Mr. Ayree: Do you know him?

Irene Begga: Yee, I know him.

M. Ayree: Ie he a white man or a colored men in Jeoklonville?

Irene Basses Colored.

Mr. hyree: Colored Inn in Jacksonville?

Irene Begge: Yee.

Hr. Ayree: In be working fer One or the governor candidates?

Irene Basses You can get in touch with him, and get that information.

Mr. Ayree: Do you reeeeber Juet what the date or the uonth in January
thie eeeting wee held?

Irene Begge: Well, I didn't remember, but another wolan remembered.
Hr. Ayree: well, what does ehe say it wee?
Irene Hesse: She eaid it wae on the l§th.

Mr. Ayrea: 0n the lhth or January or chie year. What kind or a meeting
wee it Ire. Began?

Irene Basso: It wee noth but a political organisation eent out cards
for ua to etten en annual-their annual dinner.

Hr. Ayreaa A political organization sent out eerde for you all to attend
their annual dinner!

Irene Basses That'e right.

Hr. yreat Hell, were there other candidatee there beside: hr. Bryant?
Irene Basset No, nobody eaee but 5-. Bryant and Ir. Rey Greene.
Hr. nyretl: Mr. Bryant end Mr. Ray Greene on. in?

Irene Basset Yee.

M Ayree: I eee. And they didn't eit down?

I ene Regal: No.

Mr. Ayree: And they didn't eat?

Irene Basses No, they didn't.

Mr. Ayree: They were Juet introduced and they node a little talk?
Irene Began And then they left.

Hr. tyres. And then they left.

Irene Hesse: That'e right.

Mr. Ayree: Thin man that brought you thie had never talked to you about
it today?

Irene Ragga: No.
Mr. yree: He Juet Draught it to you all typed up and n-xed you to Pirn it:
Irene Begge: Thet'e right.

"Po Ayres: Did Carlton cone to that meeting 1ater--Senator Carlton?
Pane Basra: I have never seen Actuator Carlton in ny life.

Mr. tyres: I eee. He never came before this organisation?

Irene Elsa-I I have never seen hint

H. Arrest You have never seen him at n11?

Icd Judas: Only in hie picture,

Nro Ayres: hrc. Bagge, ne certainly appreciate your giving us this
internation. Thank you so much.

I'enc Ragga: Yes, because I don't lent then to get that thins VPOHS

'cause you know what I mean, I'll have to contradict those
things.

Mr. Ayres: You didn't intend to say then that Ir. Bryant had dinner
with you or sat down with you?

Irene 88358: I didn't say that.
Mr. Ayres: And you didnt' say that either?

Iene Basso: No, I didn't. I told him to start with that that man
didn't sit dash and I don't reneaber what he aaid.

hr. Ayres: You told Singleton when he came to see you that Mr.
Bryant didn't sit down and you don't remember that he said?

I-ene 83333: no, I regs-ber-

H". Ayres: But he had this affidavit n11 typed cut and he Juet asked
you to 1te

I"ene Basal: I read it and I signed it-ol made the correction as I
read its

Hr. Ayres: Thank you very such.

CONVERSATmr 3311mm tummy um um IRENE macs 0P JACKBOIVIYJJ.

Ma? 16, 1960

MP". Irene 35333?

Yes.

hr, Azree: This is Hillard Ayres. I have Just seen this affidavi-
that has been turned over to the press by Senator Carltau
made by You. I wondered if you would answer sees question
about it.

Irene deans: .EAk: what?

Mr. Ame. wen, I wondered 1: you would tell us a little more them.
what happened, Mrs. Began.

Irene sew: Well, now I really don't know that happened and accordg
to what the papers say he didn't sit down and I didn't syn
an affidavit to that.

Mr. Ayres: Well, do you remember him being there, Ire. Baggs?

Irene Bssgs: He was there.

Mr. Ayreex But he didn't sit down?

I ene 33333: He didn't eat.

Mr. Ayrea: And he didn't eat there?

Irene 85335: No.

Mr. Ayree: Did he make a speech of any kind, Hrs. Basso?

Irene Rages: well, he said something, but I den't remember what he said.

Mr. Ayres: he said soeething, but you don't renelber what he naid

Irene Bagge: No, I den't.

Mr. Ayresa Who got this affidavit free you, Ire. Bagzs?

Irene Ragga: A sea brought it here today and I read it and I told him
I said new, I don't remember what he said, but I do know

that he wee there.

Mr. yres: was the affidavit written out when they brought it to vou
Mrs. Basso?

Irene Bagge: Yes.

hr. Ayres: Already typed up?

Irene Lagge: Yes.

Hr. Ayree: And the man hadn't talked to you before he brought it to you?
Irene Baggs: No.

Mr. hyroa: Do you know what the man's name was, hrs. Basso?

Irene Baggsz His name use Isidore Singleton.

hr. Ayres: His name was Isidore Singleton?

Irene ragga: Yes.




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Mi', "y:w! Do you know him? Imr/ imm:: t Tee I know him. r .Ayrea: Is he a white man or a colertid man in Jackeamille? I :e ::33811: Co lorea, 7;r. y??F r ('010P0d man in Jegkegfrirille? II'eT.+! E0 -ga 2 Yes. Kr. Mies: -s he workiria for one of the governor eatididates? I;m Baggs; You can Eat in touch with nim, and get that tr=rer:K, Ayres: Do you remmiliber just da-.. t;he date of the illonth tri .::1 this 1:eeting WaE held? e;;Es i Well, I didn i e rems'mber, Ntt another womari cerr.imben MN N:res: W 11, what does she r:: it wne? Ir-no Bagger She said it was on the 14th, le. ;yres: On the 14th of Jattuary or i.hla year. What kind of n I wee it Mrs. BaggM Irene Baggs1 It wee nothing but a political organiention sent ou for un to attend en ernal-their annual dinner. M .; renz A political organization r.ort out oords for you till 6. their anmial dinner? Irano Begrei Thatia right. ft. 'yres: Well, were there inher cal:diJabes there bestem Mr. 3 T-'ene Baggs: No, nobody came but M Bryant and M:s Ray Greonr, yr. syes: Mr. Bryant and for. Eay (hune calme in? Irene Eaggs: Yes, M urea: I see. And they didn't sit down? I er-e ~.-aggi No, M -. Orest Ar:d they didn't eau Irer.e Dag'ge: No, they didn' t. 7r. Ores: They won just, introduce era they made a little talk Irere Engg: And then they left Mr. Oree .And then they left:, Irere raEge: That's right, -..9NG : ThiU Ean that hPought yO Chid hSd neY P talkC' -C 2. it today?

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