Mohammed M. Alam Oral History Interview
Oral history interview with Mohammed M. Alam on August 4th, 2022, conducted by Subat Matin. Mohammed M. Alam was born in Sandwip and grew up in Chittagong. He immigrated to America in 1980 and began going to school here. At first, he struggled to adapt to American life especially in school since he did not understand English well.
Syed Taslim Oral History Interview
Oral history interview with Syed Taslim on August 7th, 2022, conducted by Subat Matin. Syed Taslim was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh and immigrated to the United States in 1986. He first came to Ohio to further his education at Ohio University of Athens and had a dream of getting a college degree in America. Taslim soon had to leave Ohio because finding job there was difficult.
Dr. Marwah: "Man Of The Hour"
Excerpt from publication by Raphael Anthony entitled "Dr. Marwah: 'Man Of The Hour'", detailing the life and accomplishments of Dr. Amarjit Marwah (including his leadership of the Coordinating Council of Indian associations, the Bombay-Los Angeles Sister City Committee, and the Sikh Study Circle). The article also mentions Marwah's wife, Mrs. Kuljit Marwah.
"Bel-Airama: Pomp and Circumstance"
Clipping of newspaper article by Florence Smerling entitled "Bel-Airama: Pomp and Circumstance" and dated September 18, 1974. Discusses the wedding of Anilam Kaur Marwah and Dr. Narinder Singh, and notes the presence of the bride's parents, Dr. Amarjit Marwah and Mrs. Kuljit Marwah.
"Bombay and L.A. Get Together to Celebrate 2 Anniversaries"
Article from the Los Angeles Times by Evelyn de Wolfe, entitled "Bombay and L.A. Get Together to Celebrate 2 Anniversaries" and dated August 17, 1972. It discusses the first anniversary party of the Los Angeles-Bombay Sister City Committee, which coincided with the anniversary of India's independence, and includes a photo and quotes from Dr. Amarjit Marwah.
"Marwahs Host 2000 Fulbright Luncheon"
Clipping from newsletter of the International Visitors Council of Los Angeles, including article entitled "Marwahs Host 2000 Fulbright Luncheon." Discusses the annual luncheon hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Amarjit Marwah for IVCLA members, which in 2000 also included guests from U.S. State Department-sponsored programs and visitors from Sweden.
"'We Want Trade, Not Aid,' Tech Chief Tells Investors at Indo-U.S. Function"
Article from India-West by Michel W. Potts entitled "'We Want Trade, Not Aid,' Tech Chief Tells Investors at Indo-U.S. Function" and dated February 10, 1984. Describes a speech by Indian Technology Minister Sanjeevi Rao given to the Indo-U.S. Business Association, during which he urged increased trade from the United States rather than monetary aid.
"S B branch to help Indian businessmen"
Article from India Abroad by S.M.S. Kohli entitled "S B branch to help Indian businessmen." Discusses the opening of a retail branch of the State Bank of India in Los Angeles, and quotes Dr. Amarjit Marwah on his approval of the project.
"$20,000 Raised for McCarthy's Senatorial Campaign Chest"
Article in India-West by Michel W. Potts entitled "$20,000 Raised for McCarthy's Senatorial Campaign Chest" and dated November 20, 1987. Discusses a fundraiser for California Lieutenant Governor Leo McCarthy's bid for the Senate, during which he was introduced by Dr. Amarjit Marwah (who is pictured with McCarthy).
"Fund Raiser Planned for Lt. Governor Leo McCarthy on Aug. 15"
Article from India-West by Rajen S. Anand, entitled "Fund Raiser Planned for Lt. Governor Leo McCarthy on Aug. 15" and dated August 8, 1986. Discusses a fundraiser for California Lt. Governor Leo McCarthy's senatorial campaign, to be held by Dr. M.L. Bhaumik, and also mentions a previous fundraiser for the reelection of Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, held by Dr. Amarjit Marwah.