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Oral history interview with Louise Cochran
Interview conducted for Voices from the Catholic Worker. Louise Cochran talks about founding Noonday Farm in Winchendon Springs, Mass. and raising a family in Catholic Worker communities. She discusses her background and living in Bangladesh with her husband, Jim Levinson. She discusses raising their family and the difficulties of raising children in the "materialistic" society in the United States. Interviewed by Rosalie Riegle Troester. Interruptions in audio present in original recording.
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