Industry

Morris, former Brown-Forman vice president and general counsel, was also president of Canadian Mist and a Distilled Spirits Institute (DSI) official. His discussion gives special attention to legal issues of the industry and his work with DSI.

Mudd, head of quality control, Maker's Mark, Loretto, Kentucky, discusses his life and job.

Deindustrialization in Louisville

Deindustrialization in Louisville

Nally, employee in warehouse, Maker's Mark, Loretto, Kentucky, discusses his career at Maker's Mark and loyalty of workers.

Bobby Nash discusses his days in the advertising department of Glenmore Distillery. He also talks of the days of opposition to television, Heublein-Smirnoff, political figures, and bootlegging and events up to the 1980s.

Tommy Neal, a mechanic with Brown-Forman, talks about the different jobs he has done in the plant; also discusses women, Blacks, and labor unions.

A glossary of racetrack terms and a time index are included. Mr. Neil is a trainer and he relates experiences of life on the backside, superstitions, and old remedies.

Noe, vice president and master distiller, Jim Beam Distillery, gives a history of the company, discusses financing, bottle types, automation, and management changes and their effects. A fourth tape is a copy of a Jim Beam Company audio-visual presentation.

Deindustrialization in Louisville