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      UIS Archives/Special Collections
    
    Spragg, Howard  b. 1917: Interview and Memoir
    
      Spragg, Howard
    
    
      Bradley, C. Arthur
    
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    Scope and Contents
WWII CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS PROJECT
Howard Spragg, one of eight Union Seminary students jailed for refusing to register for the draft during WWII, discusses his interest and activism in theology, pacifism, socialism, and utopianism. He discusses work with the Workers Defense League; the solidarity among the eight Seminary students; imprisonment at Danbury Federal Correction Center; ministering; the South Congregational Church in Chicago; work as conference minister in Puerto Rico; work with the black community and integration; and work with various Congregational Christian Churches.5 tapes, 405 mins., 2 vols., 142 pp.
Interview by C. Arthur Bradley, 1988
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    Related Materials
Interview and memoir in the Illinois Digital Archives.http://www.idaillinois.org/u?/uis,4163