Chicago Public Library
Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of
Afro-American History and Literature
Chicago Public Library, George Cleveland Hall Branch Archives 1930-1975
28 linear feet
Biographical Notes | Institutional History | Scope and Content Notes
Container List
Administrative Files |
Manuscripts | Correspondence
Program Files |
Clippings |
Photographs | Memorabilia
Biographical Vertical Files |
Subject Vertical Files | Pamphlets
| Collection Number: | 1932/01 |
| Provenance: | Institutional Archives of George Cleveland Hall Branch, Chicago Public Library, were established by Vivian Harsh, 1932. Hall Branch Archives were moved to Carter G. Woodson Regional Library, 1975. |
| Size: | 28 linear feet |
| Repository: | Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature Carter G. Woodson Regional Library (Chicago Public Library), 9525 S. Halsted St. Chicago, IL 60628 |
| Access: | No restrictions |
| Citations: | When quoting material from this collection the preferred citation is: Hall Branch Papers [Box #, Folder #], Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, Chicago Public Library. |
| Processed: | Mapping the Stacks Staff: Traci Parker and Chris Dingwall. Supervised by: Michael Flug, Senior Archivist, Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, CPL |
Dr. George Cleveland Hall (February 22, 1864 – June 17, 1930)
Dr. George Cleveland Hall, physician and humanitarian, was born on February 22, 1864 to James W. and Emmaline Buck Hall in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Hall received his primary and secondary education in Ypsilanti public schools. In 1882 he matriculated at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania, from which he graduated with honors in 1886. Hall then attended medical school at Bennett Medical College in Chicago, Illinois and graduated in 1888 and began a successful medical practice in this city. He married Theodosia Brewer in 1894 and had two children, a daughter named Hortense and another who died as an infant.
Hall is arguably most remembered as a noted physician and chief of staff at Provident Hospital for thirty years and as a founder of the Cook County Physicians’ Association of Chicago. However, he also was an active participant in the development of African American civic life. In 1915, Hall was one of the five original members of the organization created by Carter G. Woodson, the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH), and became its first president. The ASNLH was founded in Chicago, at the Wabash YMCA. In addition, he served as vice president of the National Urban League and the Chicago Urban League, as the chairman of the board of management of the Wabash Young Men’s Christian Association, organized the Civic League of Illinois, was involved with a number of other social and philanthropic organizations including the Y.M.C.A., Governor Lowden’s Race Commission, and the Municipal Voter’s League, and devoted his energies to securing funds for the endowment and development of his alma mater, Lincoln University, as well as Fisk University, Meharry Medical College, and Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes.
In 1926, Hall was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Chicago Public Library, becoming the second African American to fill this position. Soon after his appointment, he began to press for a full service library in Chicago’s growing Bronzeville community. His interest in having an accessible library branch for the patrons of Bronzeville fit into his lifelong interest to preserve and promote African American history and culture. He enlisted support from community organizations such as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Persons and the Chicago Urban League, and philanthropist Julius Rosenwald, Chicago philanthropist and president of Sears, Roebuck, and Company and a long-time friend he met when both men worked with Booker T. Washington. Hall asked Rosenwald for help in securing a site for the library. Rosenwald was just completing the Michigan Boulevard Garden Apartments, a luxury housing complex for middle-class black Chicagoans. Rosenwald agreed to donate land he owned at 48th Street and Michigan Avenue, one block from the housing complex. In May 1929, the board approved the construction for the library, and hired Charles Hodgdon as the architect. On June 17, 1930, while the library was under construction, Hall died. The library board voted to name the library for Hall as a memorial to his tireless efforts.
Bibliography
Lawlah, John W. “George Cleveland Hall, 1864-1930: A Profile.” Journal of the National Medical Association 46, no. 3 (1964): 207-210.
“Dr. George Cleveland Hall, ’86.” Lincoln University Herald. September 1930.
“Notes.” The Journal of Negro History 15, no. 3 (1930): 380-389.
Vivian Gordon Harsh (May 27, 1890 – August 17, 1960)
The first African American branch head in the Chicago Public Library and an early leader in the movement to preserve African American history, Vivian Gordon Harsh was born in Chicago on May 27, 1890 to Fenton W. and Maria L. (Drake) Harsh. The couple had one other child, Fenton W. “Pritt” Harsh Jr., a realtor and jazz musician. Her parents were both graduates of Fisk University; her mother was among the first women graduates of Fisk University. They were members of Chicago’s “Old Settlers,” an elite circle of the city’s early black families.
Harsh graduated from Wendell Phillips High School in 1908. The following year she began as a junior clerk for the Chicago Public Library, the only employer she would ever have. Beginning as clerk, Harsh slowly rose through the clerical ranks. By 1921, she had graduated from Simmons College Library School in Boston, and on February 26, 1924, she was appointed branch librarian at Hardin Square Library, becoming the first African American branch librarian for the Chicago Public Library.
As a young woman, Harsh was a socialite. As early as 1912, the Chicago Defender touted Harsh as a prominent attendee of social functions held by dentist and civil rights activist Dr. Charles E. Bentley and by Dr. George Cleveland Hall, director of medicine at Provident Hospital. Two decades later, both these men would play major roles in the birth of the African American history collection launched by Harsh.
While serving as a librarian at Hardin Square and later at the Abraham Lincoln Center, Harsh became active in the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH). These two elements in Harsh’s life began to merge in 1926, when Hall was appointed to the board of directors for the Chicago Public Library. Soon after, he began to press for a full service branch in Chicago’s rapidly expanding South Side black community and appealed to Julius Rosenwald, Chicago philanthropist and president of Sears, Roebuck, and Company, for financial support. Hall died before the library was completed, but in 1931, while construction was ongoing, the board of directors voted to name the branch library after Hall and appointed Harsh the head librarian.
In the summer of 1931, several months prior to the opening of the Hall Library, the Rosenwald Foundation granted Harsh a fellowship to supplement her studies at the Graduate Library School of the University of Chicago and to tour African American collections in other cities. With this fellowship, she visited New York Public Library’s Schomburg Collection, Fisk University Library, and Atlanta University Library. Harsh returned from her trip determined to establish a Special Negro Collection at the George Cleveland Hall Library and began acquiring books, pamphlets, clippings, and photographs on African American history and literature from friends in the ASNLH. Among the first donations to the Special Negro Collection were approximately two hundred books from the private library of Dr. Charles Bentley.
As the Hall branch librarian, Harsh set high standards of service and fostered wide community interest in books and reading. She was often described as a “professional perfectionist.” She tirelessly worked to expand this collection throughout her career as head librarian at Hall Library despite indifference from the Chicago Public Library’s administration regarding the Special Negro Collection. Donations from library patrons and a series of Rosenwald Foundation grants supported purchases; friends who traveled to other cities were encouraged to collect black history books, pamphlets, and brochures and add them to the library’s resources. In 1933, Harsh launched the Book Review and Lecture Forum (BRLF), a semimonthly event designed to bring library patrons together with speakers on topic of black history, literature, and current events. Speakers included such notables as Richard Wright, Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Arna Bontemps, Gwendolyn Brooks, Horace Cayton, William Attaway, Margaret Walker, Alain Locke, and St. Clair Drake. Harsh encouraged the writers who spoke at the BRLF to help build the Special Negro Collection. Langston Hughes, for example, was a frequent visitor to Hall Library and donated the typescripts and galley proofs of his autobiographical work The Big Sea. Other speakers including Richard Wright, Margaret Walker, and Horace Cayton, used the Special Negro Collection as a research site for their own writings.
Throughout her life, Harsh remained active in the ASNLH: she served on committees that organized its national conventions, directed its membership drives, and planned its programming. Harsh also served on the board of the Parkway Community Center and participated in the work of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Young Men’s Christian Association, Young Women’s Christian Association, the Du Sable History Club and was a member of Grace Presbyterian Church. In addition, she supported professional organizations, holding memberships in the American Library Association, the Illinois Library Association, and the Chicago Library Club, among others.
After a serious illness and a period of depression, Harsh retired from the Chicago Public Library on November 10, 1958. Colleagues recalled that Harsh found retirement difficult. Many have noted that Harsh was especially disheartened over what she viewed as neglect of the Special Negro Collection since her retirement and appointment of Ollye Marr Coffin as the new head librarian at Hall branch. Two years later, on August 17, 1960, Harsh died. Though she was only survived by her brother – never having married nor having had any children – her funeral was crowded with friends and library patrons.
Bibliography
Burt, Laura. “Vivian Harsh, Adult Education, and the Library’s Role as Community Center.” Libraries and the Cultural Record 44, no. 2 (2009): 234-255.
Flug, Michael. “Harsh, Vivian Gordon” in Rima Lunin Schultz and Adele Hart, eds., Women Building Chicago, 1790-1990: A Biographical Dictionary, Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2001.
---- “Harsh, Vivian Gordon” in Darlene Clark Hine, ed., Black Women in America, Second Edition, Volume 2, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005.
Ottley, Roi. “Hall Library Becomes Negro Cultural Center.” Chicago Tribune, 21 February 1954.
Slaughter, Adolph J. “Historian Who Never Wrote: The Vivian Harsh Story.” Chicago Defender, 29 August 1960.
On January 18, 1932, George Cleveland Hall Library opened on Chicago’s Southside, in the heart of the African American neighborhood named Bronzeville. The library opening followed a rigorous campaign by Dr. George Cleveland Hall, a member of the Chicago Public Library’s Board of Directors and a co-founder of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH) who had long advocated for a full-service library in Bronzeville, an area booming with African American migrants from the South. Hall’s interest in having an accessible library branch for black patrons on Chicago’s Southside fit his lifelong interest in preserving and promoting African American history and culture.
Hall’s campaign to establish a Bronzeville branch of the Chicago Public Library began almost immediately upon his appointment on the Chicago Public Library’s Board of Directors in 1926. He enlisted the support of community groups and leaders from the ASNLH, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Persons (NAACP), and the Chicago Urban League, among others. Hall also appealed to Julius Rosenwald, Chicago philanthropist and president of Sears, Roebuck, and Company, who agreed to help secure the site for the library, close to the Michigan Boulevard Garden Apartments (also known as “The Rosenwald”) that Rosenwald financed for middle-class blacks Chicagoans. Hall died before the library was completed, but in 1931, while construction was still ongoing, the board of directors voted to name the library in his honor and selected Vivian G. Harsh, who had worked in the Chicago Public Library system as a branch librarian since 1924, to direct the new library.
Like Hall, Harsh was a dedicated member of the ASNLH and as head librarian she was determined to create a library that served the needs of Chicago’s diverse and growing black community. Specifically, Harsh desired to build a Special Negro Collection, a research collection that would preserve and disseminate African American history. Among the 20,000 volumes available on opening day were approximately 300 donated books on African American history and literature. That small beginning grew into the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, the oldest and largest Black history collection in the Midwest.
Harsh also assembled a talented staff of black women professionals: Charlemae Hill Rollins, Arlene Morrell, Esther Wilson, Edith Allman Gans, Ellyn Askins, Nina Roberts, Marian Hadley, Dagmar Bell, Consuelo Young, Doris Evans Saunders, and Bessie Benson. Rollins, like Harsh, was dedicated to creating collections and programs that celebrated African American history and culture. She served as the first children’s librarian at Hall and remained in that position until her retirement thirty-one years later. Rollins began her library career as a junior library assistant at the Hardin Square Branch. From her earliest years as a librarian, Rollins devoted her energies to the elimination of racism in children’s books and the creation of texts that would “help young people to live together with tolerance and to understand each other better.” She also organized children’s literary clubs to encourage them to learn more about their identity; repeatedly wrote to publishers seeking information on black culture and life; collected newspaper and magazine articles and clippings about African Americans; and instituted “Appreciation Hours” at Hall Library where teachers were invited to bring their classes to hear stories about African American achievements.
During the 1930s and 1940s, Hall Branch Library became a magnet for Chicago’s African American writers, artists, scholars, and the general public. In October 1933, Harsh launched the Book Review and Lecture Forum at the library, a semimonthly event designed to bring library patrons together with speakers on topics in black history, literature, and current events. The forum ran for the next twenty years, attracted an impressive constellation of African American presenters, including Richard Wright, Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Arna Bontemps, Gwendolyn Brooks, Margaret Walker, Horace Cayton, William Attaway, Alain Locke, and St. Clair Drake.
Many of these speakers used the Special Negro Collection as a research site for their own writing. They also helped build the collection. For example, when the Federal Writers Project study called “The Negro in Illinois” was discontinued in 1942, study director Arna Bontemps who frequently used the Special Negro Collection and the library as the research project’s headquarters donated the project’s research files to Harsh. Another Works Progress Administration’s (WPA)-funded study, a wide-ranging survey of African American history materials in Chicago-area libraries called the Chicago Afro-American Analytical Union Catalog, was also placed in the collection.
The Hall Library celebrated Negro History Week regularly by featuring exhibits, programs, and recommended book lists. The February 1945 Negro History Week, for example, included a roundtable discussion of the fate of African Americans in the postwar world and a huge exhibit featuring key African American figures such as Crispus Attucks, Frederick Douglass, Langston Hughes, George Washington Carver, and Marian Anderson. The library also fostered education on a variety of other topics. In the 1930s, classes were held in French, public speaking, social psychology, and Spanish. During World War II, Hall Library held “discussions of how to grow a victory garden of vegetables and fruit to supplement wartime food rations, canning exhibits that demonstrated ways to deal with that produce when it matured, book drives for sailors, and flag-raising demonstrations.” And in the years immediately following the war, Harsh organized forums on the problems of black workers, hosted conferences on independence movements in Africa, worked with the black history radio series, “Destination Freedom” and helped found a group called Fun at Maturity (FAM), a social and educational group aimed at older patrons of Hall Library.
By the 1950s, as residential shifts and neighborhood deterioration impacted Chicago’s black community, Hall Branch Library experienced difficulty reaching community members. In the 1950 annual report Harsh stated that “there is a very definite need for some method of communication between adults living in the community and the library. There undoubtedly are potential borrowers residing in the area who are not yet aware of the library in their midst.” Specifically, she argued that while new residents knew the library existed, they were unaware that the library offered extra services, such as community programming, book clubs, and educational courses. Consequently, the committee that organized the Book Review and Lecture Forum ceased to function in 1954 and the use of Harsh’s Special Negro Collection declined.
In November 1958, Harsh retired from Hall Branch Library. With her departure, many of the programs that characterized the library as a community institution, such as the Book Review and Lecture Forum, lapsed entirely. In a 1959 Chicago Daily News article, her successor, Ollye Marr Coffin, expressed a desire to further increase the impact of the library upon Bronzeville and resume the Book Review and Lecture Forum. However, she failed to fulfill her promises and, in fact, did just the opposite when she closed the Special Negro Collection to the public and retired it to the library’s basement.
In 1989 the Children’s room at Hall was dedicated in honor of Charlemae Hill Rollins. Mayor Richard M. Daley attended, as did librarians from around the country who had known Rollins. Today, Hall Branch Library is a full partner in the Black Metropolis Project, a DePaul University-based cooperative program to document the rich history of the neighborhood, involving young people of the community in the effort.
Bibliography
Burt, Laura. “Vivian Harsh, Adult Education, and the Library’s Role as Community Center.” Libraries and the Cultural Record 44, no. 2 (2009): 234-255.
Cook, Beverly A. “Rollins, Charlemae Hill” in Rima Lunin Schultz and Adele Hart, eds., Women Building Chicago, 1790-1990: A Biographical Dictionary, Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2001.
Flug, Michael. “Harsh, Vivian Gordon” in Rima Lunin Schultz and Adele Hart, eds., Women Building Chicago, 1790-1990: A Biographical Dictionary, Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2001.
---- “Harsh, Vivian Gordon” in Darlene Clark Hine, ed., Black Women in America, Second Edition, Volume 2, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005.
Annual Report 1950, Hall Branch Papers [Box 1, Folder 20], Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, Chicago Public Library.
Joyce, Donald Frankin. “Vivian G. Harsh Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, Chicago Public Library.” The Library Quarterly 58, no. 1 (1988): 67-74.
Super Series I.
George Cleveland Hall Branch Archives, Predominant dates, 1932-1960; Inclusive dates, 1930-1975
The George Cleveland Hall Branch Archives Super Series has been arranged into seven series: Administrative Files; Manuscripts; Correspondence; Program Files; Clippings; Photographs; and Memorabilia. The archives of George Cleveland Hall Branch document the collection’s history from its opening day in 1932 to its relocation to Carter G. Woodson Regional Library in 1975. Researchers should consult the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection Archives for documentation of the collection’s history after its move to Woodson Library. Researchers also should note that some of the materials included in Super Series I were added during work on the 75th Anniversary Exhibit of George Cleveland Hall Branch Library in 2007.
Related papers at the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature include the aforementioned Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection Archives (1975-2006), Doris E. Saunders Papers (1920-2006), Charlemae Hill Rollins Papers (1932-1979), Joseph W. Rollins Jr. Papers (1930-2004), and the Madeline Stratton Morris Papers (1906-2003). See also the Carl Roden Papers (1918-1950) held at Harold Washington Library Center Special Collections.
Series 1: Administrative Files, 1932-1975
This series contains Hall Branch Library Annual Reports sent to the chief librarian of the Chicago Public Library, Carl Roden and his successor Gertrude Gescheidle. These reports provided detailed information regarding library attendance, the circulation of books and usage of the Special Negro Collection, a description and inventory of books, pamphlets, and other printed materials held by the library, requests for money to purchase books, the number of and the nature of reference questions, and programs and events. In these reports, as one scholar has noted, Harsh often omitted the nature of the topics discussed at Hall Library programs in order to circumvent any impediments to attaining her goal of establishing and maintaining the library as a community institution. For example, her 1936 annual report simply stated that the purpose of the Book Review and Lecture Forum was to discuss books and present lectures, but did not mention the actual books reviewed. Throughout the years Harsh provided only the number of meetings and attendance. Accordingly, researchers may find the Hall Branch Library Bulletins found in this series (as well as the Book Review and Lecture Forum programs located in Series 4) to be useful. These monthly bulletins detailed newly acquired books for adults and children and the types of programs and library held at the library such as activities for children, adult education classes, and the Hall Branch Library Book Club.
This series also includes Chicago Public Library Constitution and Annual Reports, Hall Branch Library informational brochures which detailed the library’s statement of purpose, staff, operating hours, rules, and regulations, patron surveys, and biographical information on George Cleveland Hall and Vivian Harsh.
Series 2: Manuscripts, 1932-1970
This series consists of institutional histories and statements of the George Cleveland Hall Branch library written by Vivian Harsh, Ollye M. Coffin, and Donald F. Joyce, among others, essays on black readership by Charlemae Rollins, Benjamin F. Smith, poetry dedicated to Hall Branch by such noted authors as Gwendolyn Brooks and Margaret Burroughs, and bibliographies and subject indices by and about African American libraries.
Series 3: Correspondence, 1933-1971
This series consists primarily of anniversary messages sent to the George Cleveland Hall Branch library and its staff; correspondence addressed to Carl B. Roden, the fourth chief librarian of the Chicago Public Library (who served from 1918 to 1950), regarding George Cleveland Hall’s proposal to open a Bronzeville branch of the Chicago Public Library and endorsements for potential candidates for this branch’s Head Librarian position; correspondence regarding Hall Branch’s Book Review and Lecture Forum including letters from Zora Neale Hurston and Lois Augusta Cuylar agreeing to present and/or attend a meeting; as well as autographed copies of Langston Hughes’s “Freedom’s Plow” and “Troubled Island” signed to Vivian G. Harsh. Other notable correspondents include W.E.B. Du Bois, Ollye Marr Coffin, Oscar De Priest, Edwin Embree, John R. Lynch (Mississippi Congressman), Morris Lewis (Chicago ASLNH President), George Cleveland Hall, Vivian Harsh, and Donald F. Joyce.
Series 4: Program Files, 1933-1975
This series consists primarily of programs and flyers from one of the library’s most vital community program, the Book Review and Lecture Forum (BRLF). The BRLF was a semimonthly meetings where Bronzeville residents gathered to hear a book review or lecture given by a community member. Notable participants included Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes – both of whom presented their current works to interested Hall Branch library patrons; Horace Cayton and St. Clair Drake who discussed their book Black Metropolis, a sociological study of African American Chicago; and Margaret Walker, Richard Wright, and Arna Bontemps among others who reviewed fiction bestsellers and nonfiction books. This series also includes programs for the Chicago Women’s Club Exhibition, Older Persons Group, Negro History Week, events sponsored by the DuSable History Club and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, as well as events believed to be attended by Vivian Harsh or George Cleveland Hall such as a 1937 Farren School Program and the Christmas Carol Service held at Fisk University in 1938.
Series 5: Clippings, 1890-1975
This series includes clippings and articles about the Hall Branch Library including Langston Hughes’s 1949 article in the Chicago Defender praising the Special Research Collection and the librarians of Hall Branch, the 1960 tribute to Vivian Harsh in the Chicago Defender entitled “The Historian Who Never Wrote,” and a host of clippings from local African American newspapers such as the Chicago Defender and the Chicago Bee on noted scholars and community members affiliated with Hall Branch and the Negro History Movement such as Carter G. Woodson and advertisements of library events such as the Book Review and Lecture Forum and DuSable History Club programs.
Series 6: Photographs, 1932-2006
This series consists of over 300 photographs of George Cleveland Hall Branch Library donated by library staff and guests to document the history of Hall Branch. These photographs include images of Hall Branch’s physical structure and its staff members and patrons as well as pictures of exhibits, programs, and events such as Gwendolyn Brooks at a Book Review and Lecture Forum in 1949 and the Contemporary Negro Writers Original Manuscript Exhibit held in 1943. These photographs also provide the only documentation of the library’s participation in the 1940 American Negro Exposition. This series also contains photographs not directly associated with Hall Branch such as a 1943 picture of Lena Horne at Kaiser Shipyard in California. In this instance, as was the case with other photographs, this picture was given to Vivian Harsh at her request when Lena Horne visited Hall Branch Library.
Series 7: Memorabilia, 1865-1974
George Cleveland Hall Branch’s memorabilia consists largely of business and holiday cards, invitations, and drawings of Hall Branch library, Carter G. Woodson, and Frank London Brown. Of particular interest are a register of patrons who attended Hall Branch Library’s opening day (January 18, 1932), a register of service men who patronized the library during the 1940s, and a scrapbook of Hall Branch photographs, programs and flyers, and newspaper clippings from the 1930s to the 1950s.
Super Series II.
George Cleveland Hall Branch Vertical Files, Predominant dates, 1930s-1950s; Inclusive dates, 1930-1975
The George Cleveland Hall Branch Vertical Files Super Series has been arranged into three series: Biographical Vertical Files; Subject Vertical Files; and Pamphlets. Together, these series comprise an important part of the “Special Negro Collection” established by Vivian Harsh. Recognizing that African American history and culture books were either rarely published or hard to find, Harsh sought to create an extraordinary collection of books, newspaper and periodical clippings, pamphlets, and other printed materials on the African American experience in Chicago in particular and throughout the United States and the Diaspora in general. This collection began with a donation of approximately two hundred books from the estate of Charles Edward Bentley, a Chicago dentist and one of the original twelve founders of the Niagara Movement. As a general rule, in case of damaged and/or lost newspaper and periodical clippings, clippings have been photocopied and/or a copy has been obtained via Proquest.
Related papers include The Chicago Afro-American Union Analytic Catalog: An Index to Materials on the African American in the Principal Libraries of Chicago (1939-1940) held at the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature; and on Rozell R. Nesbitt, donor of many pamphlets, see the Rose Wheeler Papers (1938-1995) located at Harold Washington Library Center Special Collections.
Series 1: Biographical Vertical Files, 1930-1975
This series consists of clipping files on prominent African Americans of Chicago and the United States. Included are persons noteworthy in the fields of history, literature and the arts, sports, politics, government, and the community. World War II veterans also are included, such as Doris “Dorie” Miller. With a few exceptions, the biographical vertical files contain newspaper clippings, journal articles, reprints, and pamphlets from African American publications such as the Chicago Bee, Chicago Defender, Pittsburgh Courier, Ebony, and Jet. Materials have been arranged alphabetically by surname, then given name.
Series 2: Subject Vertical Files, 1902-1975
The subject vertical files explore various subjects related to African American life and culture. These files contain information in a variety of formats including newspaper and periodical clippings, pamphlets, reprints, maps, and ephemera. This series is especially strong on race relations, civil rights issues, and black involvement in World War II. These files have been arranged alphabetically by subject.
Series 3: Pamphlets, 1929-1975
The pamphlets series comprises two parts of separate provenance. The first part contains pamphlets collected by Vivian Harsh during her tenure as librarian of the Hall Branch, the bulk of which were published during the Second World War. Originally filed under “Race Relations” and “World War 1939” subject headings, these pamphlets reflect a particular concern for the question of interracial cooperation in the wartime workplace and in the armed forces.
The second part contains pamphlets donated to the Hall Branch from Rozell R. Nesbitt in the 1970s. Several pamphlets have marginal notes written by Nesbitt, a Chicago-based activist and scholar who studied at Columbia University, New York, and abroad in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, in the 1960s. These pamphlets reflect a broad interest in radical politics and postcolonial political struggles, ranging in topic from Marxist theory to South African apartheid to Chicago urban development.
The Nesbitt pamphlets were originally housed in five cardboard document boxes, four of which survived. The surviving boxes listed their original contents on their sides, from which a partial list of the missing pamphlets has been reconstructed.
Container List
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Annual Report 1932 |
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Annual Report 1935 |
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Annual Report 1937 |
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Annual Report 1938 |
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Annual Report 1940 (1) |
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Annual Report 1941 |
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Annual Report 1942 |
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Annual Report 1948 |
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Annual Report 1949 |
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Annual Report 1953 |
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Annual Report 1963 |
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Annual Report 1964 |
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Annual Report 1965 |
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Annual Report 1966 |
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Annual Report 1970 |
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Annual Report 1971 |
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Annual Report 1972 |
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Annual Report 1974 |
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Annual Report 1975 (1) |
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Annual Report 1975 (2) |
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Constitution of the Staff Association of the Chicago Public Library [n.d.] |
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CPL Annual Report 1934 |
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CPL Annual Report 1949 |
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Departmental Memorandums 1965 |
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George C. Hall Branch Library Brochures, Maps, Rules, and Regulations [n.d.] |
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Hall Branch Bulletins, c. 1930s |
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Hall Branch History (re: operating hours, staff), c. 1960s-1970s (?) |
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Inventory of Staff Room Furniture and Equipment for Hall Branch, 1932 |
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“Irene McCoy Gaines: A Black Leader in Chicago, 1930-1964,” Research Proposal, n.d. |
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New Borrowers Survey Result, n.d. |
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Biography, George Cleveland Hall, 1930-1954, n.d. |
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Biography, Vivian Harsh, 1958-1962, n.d. |
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Biography, Vivian Harsh, Transcript from The University of Chicago, 1929-1931 |
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Author Unknown, Description of Hall Branch from CPL Staff News, 1932 |
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Author(s) Unknown, Hall Branch Statements and Drafts, n.d. |
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Author Unknown, History of Hall Branch, c. 1960s -1970s (?) |
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Author Unknown, History of Vivian Harsh’s Role at Hall Branch, n.d. |
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Author Unknown, “Introducing the Library to the Church,” n.d. |
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Author Unknown, List of Negro Jazz Musicians Associated with Chicago, n.d. |
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Author Unknown, Notes on Activities at Hall Branch, c.1956 (?) |
Box 3 |
Folder 8: |
Author Unknown, Older Persons Group, 1955-1958, n.d. |
Box 3 |
Folder 9: |
Author Unknown, Signed “A. N. D. B,” Untitled, n.d. |
Box 3 |
Folder 10: |
Author Unknown, “Special Collections in the U.S.,” n.d. |
Box 3 |
Folder 11: |
Author Unknown, “Special Negro Collection” Statements, 1960 |
Box 3 |
Folder 12: |
Author Unknown, Untitled manuscripts re: History of Hall Branch Library, 1939 |
Box 3 |
Folder 13: |
Bibliographies by and about African Americans, c. 1940s-1970s |
Box 3 |
Folder 14: |
Brooks, Gwendolyn, “For Charlemae Rollins” [Poem], 1963 |
Box 3 |
Folder 15: |
Brooks, Gwendolyn, “For Illinois” [Poem], 1968 |
Box 3 |
Folder 16: |
Burroughs, Margaret Taylor, “Poem on Africa” Given to Hall Branch, 1963 |
Box 3 |
Folder 17: |
Burroughs, Margaret Taylor, “What Shall I Tell My Children Who Are Black,” n.d. |
Box 3 |
Folder 18: |
Coffin, Ollye M., Untitled manuscript on Hall Branch, 1951 |
Box 3 |
Folder 19: |
Harsh, Vivian, “George C. Hall Branch Library, 4801 South Michigan Ave.,” 1949 |
Box 3 |
Folder 20: |
Harsh, Vivian, “George Cleveland Hall Branch Library and Its Social Environment,” 1957 |
Box 3 |
Folder 21: |
Harsh, Vivian, Hall Branch Opening from CPL Staff News, 1932 |
Box 3 |
Folder 22: |
Harsh, Vivian, Hall Branch Statement, c. 1950 |
Box 3 |
Folder 23: |
Harsh, Vivian, Review of Langston Hughes’s “Simple Takes a Wife,” c. 1953 (?) |
Box 3 |
Folder 24: |
Joyce, Donald Franklin, “Hall History,” c. 1960s |
Box 3 |
Folder 25: |
Joyce, Donald Franklin, “History,” 1971 |
Box 3 |
Folder 26: |
Joyce, Donald Franklin, “The Chicago Afro-American Union Analytic Catalog,” 1972 |
Box 3 |
Folder 27: |
Joyce, Donald Franklin, Unpublished Manuscript on Mary Edmonia Lewis, 1971 |
Box 3 |
Folder 28: |
Julien, Virginia W., “A Special Subject Index to the Negro in Illinois: The Illinois Writers’ Project…Underground Railroad,” 1970 |
Box 3 |
Folder 29: |
Peck, Janet, “Hall Library Noted for Its Negro Books,” c. 1940s (?) |
Box 3 |
Folder 30: |
Rollins, Charlemae, “Library Work With Negroes,” 1943 |
Box 3 |
Folder 31: |
Smith, Benjamin F., “Reader In An Negro Community,” 1952 |
Box 3 |
Folder 32: |
Smith, Hermon Dunlap, “Chicago: Its Growth and Its People,” 1950 |
Box 3 |
Folder 33: |
Smith, Kenneth, Book Review of “Seeking to be Christian in Race Relations” by Benjamin F. Mays, 1957 |
Box 3 |
Folder 34: |
Manuscript Fragments, n.d. |
Box 3 |
Folder 35: |
Manuscript Fragments, Washington Park Improvement Association, n.d. |
Box 4 |
Folder 1: |
Correspondence, 1st Anniversary Messages, 1933 |
Box 4 |
Folder 2: |
Correspondence, 6th Anniversary Messages, 1938 |
Box 4 |
Folder 3: |
Correspondence, 7th Anniversary Messages, 1939 |
Box 4 |
Folder 4: |
Correspondence, 20th Anniversary Messages, 1952 |
Box 4 |
Folder 5: |
Correspondence, 25th Anniversary Messages, 1957 |
Box 4 |
Folder 6: |
Correspondence, 30th Anniversary Messages, 1962 |
Box 4 |
Folder 7: |
Correspondence, Alexander, E., 1937 |
Box 4 |
Folder 8: |
Correspondence, Anniversary Messages, n.d. |
Box 4 |
Folder 9: |
Correspondence, Author Unknown (re: Recommendation on the Behalf of Vivian Harsh for the James M. Yard Award), n.d. |
Box 4 |
Folder 10: |
Correspondence, Baker, J. A., n.d. |
Box 4 |
Folder 11: |
Correspondence, Best, Genevieve W., 1922 |
Box 4 |
Folder 12: |
Correspondence, Blackwell, Mrs. (re: CH Rollins’ book list for Brotherhood Week), 1950 |
Box 4 |
Folder 13: |
Correspondence, Boberch, Helen S., 1952 |
Box 4 |
Folder 14: |
Correspondence, Coffin, Ollye Marr, n.d. |
Box 4 |
Folder 15: |
Correspondence, Cuylar, Lois Augusta, 1938 |
Box 4 |
Folder 16: |
Correspondence, DePriest, Oscar, 1931 |
Box 4 |
Folder 17: |
Correspondence, Du Bois, W. E. B., 1930-1948 |
Box 4 |
Folder 18: |
Correspondence, Embree, Edwin, 1934 |
Box 4 |
Folder 19: |
Correspondence, Falls, Arthur G., 1932-1933 |
Box 4 |
Folder 20: |
Correspondence, Gordon, V. S., 1931 |
Box 4 |
Folder 21: |
Correspondence, Gscheidle, Gertude E., 1952 |
Box 4 |
Folder 22: |
Correspondence, Hall, George Cleveland, 1929 |
Box 4 |
Folder 23: |
Correspondence, Hapeman, Clement F. (Pioneer Library System), 1965 |
Box 4 |
Folder 24: |
Correspondence, Harsh, Vivian [to Joseph Rollins, Jr.], 1945 |
Box 4 |
Folder 25: |
Correspondence, Herskovits, Melville J., 1944 |
Box 4 |
Folder 26: |
Correspondence, Hughes, Langston, 1943-1949 |
Box 4 |
Folder 27: |
Correspondence, Hurston, Zora Neale, 1934 |
Box 4 |
Folder 28: |
Correspondence, Joyce, Donald F., “The Chicago Afro-American Union Analytic Catalog,” 1971 |
Box 4 |
Folder 29: |
Correspondence, King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1965 |
Box 4 |
Folder 30: |
Correspondence, Lewis, Morris, Mr. and Mrs., 1932 |
Box 4 |
Folder 31: |
Correspondence, Lucas, Hattie L., 1971 |
Box 4 |
Folder 32: |
Correspondence, Lynch, John R., 1939 |
Box 4 |
Folder 33: |
Correspondence, McGowan, David A. (Home for Aged Colored People), 1960 |
Box 4 |
Folder 34: |
Correspondence, Meckell, Julian M., 1948 |
Box 4 |
Folder 35: |
Correspondence, Oldham, Ernestine V. (Delta Sigma Theta Sorority), 1932 |
Box 4 |
Folder 36: |
Correspondence, Roden, Carl B., 1926-1936 |
Box 4 |
Folder 37: |
Correspondence, Rodriquez, Edward (Negro Exposition of Progress), 1940 |
Box 4 |
Folder 38: |
Correspondence, Shaw, Spencer G., 1949 |
Box 4 |
Folder 39: |
Correspondence, Shores, Louis S., 1929 |
Box 4 |
Folder 40: |
Correspondence, Stern, Lucille R. (re: Hall Branch at “Century of Progress”), 1933 |
Box 4 |
Folder 41: |
Correspondence, West, Henry, 1934 |
Box 5 |
Folder 1: |
1st Anniversary, Hall Branch, 1933 |
Box 5 |
Folder 2: |
20th Anniversary, Hall Branch, 1952 |
Box 5 |
Folder 3: |
25th Anniversary, Hall Branch, 1957 |
Box 5 |
Folder 4: |
Adult Education Program, WPA, 1939 |
Box 5 |
Folder 5: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1937 |
Box 5 |
Folder 6: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1938 |
Box 5 |
Folder 7: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1939 |
Box 5 |
Folder 8: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1940 |
Box 5 |
Folder 9: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1941 |
Box 5 |
Folder 10: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1942 |
Box 5 |
Folder 11: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1943 |
Box 5 |
Folder 12: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1944 |
Box 5 |
Folder 13: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1945 |
Box 5 |
Folder 14: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1946 |
Box 5 |
Folder 15: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1947 |
Box 5 |
Folder 16: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1948 |
Box 5 |
Folder 17: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1949 |
Box 5 |
Folder 18: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1950 |
Box 5 |
Folder 19: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1951 |
Box 5 |
Folder 20: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1955 |
Box 5 |
Folder 21: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 22: |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, Origin and History, .n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 23: |
Chicago Public Library 50th Anniversary, 1923 |
Box 5 |
Folder 24: |
Chicago Public Library Calendar of Events, 1953 |
Box 5 |
Folder 25: |
Chicago Women’s Club Exhibition, n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 26: |
Children’s Book Week, 1935 |
Box 5 |
Folder 27: |
Color Comes Calling, Older Persons Group, 1957 |
Box 5 |
Folder 28: |
“Defense Activities” at Hall Branch, c. 1940s |
Box 5 |
Folder 29: |
Film Screening on Atomic Energy, c. 1950s (?) |
Box 5 |
Folder 30: |
“Fundamental Economics and Social Philosophy,” Discussion Class, Henry George School of Social Science, 1949 |
Box 5 |
Folder 31: |
James W. Johnson National Birthday Celebration, 1938 |
Box 5 |
Folder 32: |
“A Little of This and A Little of That,” Co-Plus Program, 1974 |
Box 5 |
Folder 33: |
“Negro Centers of Life and Culture” Itinerary and Program, 1933 |
Box 5 |
Folder 34: |
“The Negroes’ Conduct – A Community Responsibility,” Discussion Group, October 4, 1943 |
Box 5 |
Folder 35: |
Negro History Breakfast, 1956 |
Box 5 |
Folder 36: |
Negro History Week, Association of Negro Life and History, 1935-1951 |
Box 5 |
Folder 37: |
Oscar De Priest Bust Dedication Ceremony, 1952 |
Box 5 |
Folder 38: |
Public Library Week, 1939-1943, n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 39: |
Program Calendars, 1965-1966 |
Box 5 |
Folder 40: |
“Social Security Facts and Answers,” Discussion Panel, 1950 |
Box 5 |
Folder 41: |
Travel Program, n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 42: |
VFW Flag Presentation to Hall Library, October 17, 1943 |
Box 5 |
Folder 43: |
World View of Color Program Series, 1946 |
Box 5 |
Folder 44: |
An Exhibit of Portraits of Distinguished Citizens of Negro Heritage, February 3-25, 1946 |
Box 5 |
Folder 45: |
ASNLH, Annual Meetings and Anniversary Celebrations, 1935-1940 |
Box 5 |
Folder 46: |
ASNLH, Origins and History, n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 47: |
Christmas Carol Service, Fisk University, 1938 |
Box 5 |
Folder 48: |
Colman Book Club, 1941 |
Box 5 |
Folder 49: |
Dedication Exercises of the Daniel Hale Williams School, 1952 |
Box 5 |
Folder 50: |
Du Sable History Club, 1947-1957, n.d. |
Box 5 |
Folder 51: |
“The Enchanted Princess” Puppet Play, Boy’s Handicraft Club, 1934 |
Box 5 |
Folder 52: |
Farren School Program, 1937 |
Box 5 |
Folder 53: |
Forestville School Program, 1935 |
Box 5 |
Folder 54: |
YMCA, Youth Week Occupational Conference, n.d. |
Box 6 |
Folder 1: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1890 |
Box 6 |
Folder 2: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1897 |
Box 6 |
Folder 3: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1911 |
Box 6 |
Folder 4: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1912 |
Box 6 |
Folder 5: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1913 |
Box 6 |
Folder 6: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1915 |
Box 6 |
Folder 7: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1916 |
Box 6 |
Folder 8: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1918 |
Box 6 |
Folder 9: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1920 |
Box 6 |
Folder 10: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1923 |
Box 6 |
Folder 11: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1924 |
Box 6 |
Folder 12: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1925 |
Box 6 |
Folder 13: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1927 |
Box 6 |
Folder 14: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1929 |
Box 6 |
Folder 15: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1930s |
Box 6 |
Folder 16: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1930 |
Box 6 |
Folder 17: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1931 |
Box 6 |
Folder 18: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1932 |
Box 6 |
Folder 19: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1933 |
Box 6 |
Folder 20: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1934 |
Box 6 |
Folder 21: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1935 |
Box 6 |
Folder 22: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1936 |
Box 6 |
Folder 23: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1937 |
Box 6 |
Folder 24: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1938 |
Box 6 |
Folder 25: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1939 |
Box 6 |
Folder 26: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1940s |
Box 6 |
Folder 27: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1940 |
Box 6 |
Folder 28: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1941 |
Box 6 |
Folder 29: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1942 |
Box 6 |
Folder 30: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1943 |
Box 6 |
Folder 31: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1944 |
Box 6 |
Folder 32: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1945 |
Box 6 |
Folder 33: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1946 |
Box 6 |
Folder 34: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1947 |
Box 6 |
Folder 35: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1948 |
Box 6 |
Folder 36: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1949 |
Box 6 |
Folder 37: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1950 |
Box 6 |
Folder 38: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1951 |
Box 6 |
Folder 39: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1952 |
Box 7 |
Folder 1: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1953 |
Box 7 |
Folder 2: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1954 |
Box 7 |
Folder 3: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1955 |
Box 7 |
Folder 4: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1956 |
Box 7 |
Folder 5: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1957 |
Box 7 |
Folder 6: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1958 |
Box 7 |
Folder 7: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1959 |
Box 7 |
Folder 8: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1960 |
Box 7 |
Folder 9: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1961 |
Box 7 |
Folder 10: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1962 |
Box 7 |
Folder 11: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1963 |
Box 7 |
Folder 12: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1964 |
Box 7 |
Folder 13: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1965 |
Box 7 |
Folder 14: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1968 |
Box 7 |
Folder 15: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1970 |
Box 7 |
Folder 16: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1971 |
Box 7 |
Folder 17: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1972 |
Box 7 |
Folder 18: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1973 |
Box 7 |
Folder 19: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1974 |
Box 7 |
Folder 20: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1975 |
Box 7 |
Folder 21: |
Hall Branch and Related News Clippings n.d. |
Box 8 |
Folder 1: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1938 |
Box 8 |
Folder 2: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1940 |
Box 8 |
Folder 3: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1941 |
Box 8 |
Folder 4: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1942 |
Box 8 |
Folder 5: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1943 |
Box 8 |
Folder 6: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1947 |
Box 8 |
Folder 7: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1949 |
Box 8 |
Folder 8: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1951 |
Box 8 |
Folder 9: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1956 |
Box 8 |
Folder 10: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1957 |
Box 8 |
Folder 11: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1959 |
Box 8 |
Folder 12: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1960 |
Box 8 |
Folder 13: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1962 |
Box 8 |
Folder 14: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings 1963 |
Box 8 |
Folder 15: |
Oversized Hall Branch and Related News Clippings n.d. |
Box 9 |
001 |
Model of Hall at ANE, 1940 |
Box 9 |
002 |
Hall Branch Interior, 1952 |
Box 9 |
003 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
004 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
005 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
006 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
007 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
008 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
009 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
010 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
011 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
012 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
013 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
014 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
015 |
Hall Branch Exterior, n.d. |
Box 9 |
016 |
Hall Branch Exterior, February 1938 |
Box 9 |
017 |
Hall Branch Exterior, February 1938 (?) |
Box 9 |
018 |
Richard Wright and Vivian G. Harsh donating Native Son, 1941 |
Box 9 |
019 |
Vivian Harsh in her office with Special Negro Collection, early 1930s |
Box 9 |
020 |
Hall Branch Exterior, Winter 1932 |
Box 9 |
021 |
Hall Branch Exterior, 1932 |
Box 9 |
022 |
Opening Day Staff, Hall Branch, January 25, 1932 |
Box 9 |
023 |
Hall Branch Staff, late 1930s (?) |
Box 9 |
024 |
Vivian G. Harsh, c. 1930s |
Box 9 |
025 |
Hall Branch Staff, c. 1930s |
Box 9 |
026 |
Hall Branch Staff, c. 1940s |
Box 9 |
027 |
Ellyn Hill, c. 1930s |
Box 9 |
028 |
Vivian G. Harsh, c. 1950s |
Box 9 |
029 |
Charlemae Rollins and Olive Diggs (of the Chicago Bee), 1940s |
Box 9 |
030 |
Vivian G. Harsh and Edith Allman Gans, c. 1940s |
Box 9 |
031 |
World’s Fair Tour, 1933 |
Box 9 |
032 |
Sailors (including O. Dodson and Chas. Sebree) at Hall Branch, WWII |
Box 9 |
033 |
Women’s Reading Group, 1940 |
Box 9 |
034 |
Robert S. Abbott and John H. Sengstacke, c. 1935 |
Box 9 |
035 |
Hall Branch Story Hour with Spencer Shaw, 1949 |
Box 9 |
036 |
Ellyn Hill and Bessie Benson, January 25, 1932 (?) |
Box 9 |
037 |
Ellyn Hill, c. 1930s |
Box 9 |
038 |
William Attaway, n.d. |
Box 9 |
039 |
Vivian G. Harsh and Women’s Reading Circle, c. 1939 |
Box 9 |
040 |
Arna Bontemps at Hall Branch, c. 1941 |
Box 9 |
041 |
Arna Bontemps and Florence Means, c.1940s (?) |
Box 9 |
042 |
Arna Bontemps and Florence Means, c.1940s (?) |
Box 9 |
043 |
Arna Bontemps and Jack Conroy, c.1941 |
Box 9 |
044 |
ASNLH Committee for 1935 Chicago Convention (Carter G. Woodson, Vivian G. Harsh, Claude Barnett, Richard Jones, Henry Lowe Englestein, A. L. Jackson, George Arthur), 1935 |
Box 9 |
045 |
Vivian G. Harsh, c.1940s |
Box 9 |
046 |
Vivian G. Harsh, n.d. |
Box 9 |
047 |
Charlemae Rollins, n.d. |
Box 9 |
048 |
Gwendolyn Brooks at Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1949 |
Box 9 |
049 |
Charlemae Rollins and her mother, 1942 |
Box 9 |
050 |
Margaret Walker, c. 1942 |
Box 10 |
051 |
Children sitting in Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
052 |
Children standing outside Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
053 |
Arna Bontemps with Summer Reading Group, 1941 |
Box 10 |
054 |
Children standing, n.d. |
Box 10 |
055 |
Hall Exterior, c. 1930s |
Box 10 |
056 |
American Negro Exposition Exhibit, 1940 |
Box 10 |
057 |
Bennie Brown, Assistant Librarian, and Olive Diggs of the Chicago Bee, and others, n.d. |
Box 10 |
058 |
Group photograph, includes Bennie Brown and Olive Diggs, standing in front of Hall Branch Library, n.d. |
Box 10 |
059 |
Group photograph (includes Bennie Brown) outside of Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
060 |
Group outside Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
061 |
Group seated at Hall Branch tables, n.d. |
Box 10 |
062 |
Book Review and Lecture Planning Committee (including Vivian Harsh and Marian Hadley) c.1940s |
Box 10 |
063 |
Olive Diggs at a Hall Branch program, c. 1943 |
Box 10 |
064 |
Hall Branch Program, n.d. |
Box 10 |
065 |
Program at Hall Branch/Speaker’s Table, n.d. |
Box 10 |
066 |
Norfleet Brothers perform at Hall Branch, c.1940s |
Box 10 |
067 |
Program held at Hall Branch, c.1940s |
Box 10 |
068 |
Program held at Hall Branch, c.1940s |
Box 10 |
069 |
Program held at Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
070 |
Hall Branch program, c.1940s |
Box 10 |
071 |
Charlemae Rollins and Vivian G. Harsh in Children’s Room, 1952 |
Box 10 |
072 |
Negro History Week, c.1944 |
Box 10 |
073 |
Charlemae Rollins in Children’s Room, 1952 |
Box 10 |
074 |
Children’s Room, 1945 |
Box 10 |
075 |
Children’s Room, c.1930s-1940s |
Box 10 |
076 |
Children’s Book Exhibit, n.d. |
Box 10 |
077 |
Children’s Book Exhibit, Little Girl’s Section, n.d. |
Box 10 |
078 |
Children’s Book Exhibit, Little Boy’s Section, n.d. |
Box 10 |
079 |
Opening Day, Children’s Room at Hall, January 22, 1932 |
Box 10 |
080 |
Summer Reading Game, “Clock Club,” Hall Branch’s Children’s Department, 1939 |
Box 10 |
081 |
Trailer Trails Reading Club, 1938 (?) |
Box 10 |
082 |
C.J. Walker’s Truck with Trailer Trails Reading Club, 1941(?) |
Box 10 |
083 |
Children standing outside Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
084 |
Opening Day, Reference Desk, January 25, 1932 |
Box 10 |
085 |
Children’s group, c.1930s |
Box 10 |
086 |
Charlemae Rollins and patrons, n.d. |
Box 10 |
087 |
Vivian G. Harsh, c.1920 |
Box 10 |
088 |
Charlemae Rollins and patrons (children), n.d. |
Box 10 |
089 |
Charlemae Rollins and patrons, n.d. |
Box 10 |
090 |
Charlemae Rollins and patrons (children), n.d |
Box 10 |
091 |
Charlemae Rollins and young readers, n.d. |
Box 10 |
092 |
Charlemae Rollins and young readers, n.d. |
Box 10 |
093 |
Children’s group outside Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
094 |
Children’s group outside Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
095 |
Colman Book Club, 1942 |
Box 10 |
096 |
Hall Branch Young Adult Group, n.d. |
Box 10 |
097 |
Vivian G. Harsh and patrons, c.1930s |
Box 10 |
097a |
Patrons at Hall Branch, c.1930s |
Box 10 |
098 |
Patrons reading inside Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 10 |
099 |
Hall Branch Exterior, April 1950 |
Box 10 |
100 |
Vivian G. Harsh and F. L. Brown (?), n.d. |
Box 11 |
101 |
Vivian G. Harsh, 10th Anniversary Tea, January 1942 |
Box 11 |
102 |
Northern Illinois Baptist Sunday School Convention, 1935 |
Box 11 |
103 |
Women (U.S. librarians) visiting Hall Branch, 1939? |
Box 11 |
104 |
WPA Sewing Project, 1939 |
Box 11 |
105 |
Northern Illinois Baptist Sunday School Convention, July 25, 1935 |
Box 11 |
106 |
Artist ? at Hall Branch, November 1956 |
Box 11 |
107 |
James Yard, National Conference of Christian and Jews at Hall Branch, February 1945 |
Box 11 |
108 |
Julia Baker standing by sculpture (Realization by Augusta Savage), n.d. |
Box 11 |
109 |
Special Negro Collection, Hall Branch, Vivian G. Harsh’s Office, n.d. |
Box 11 |
110 |
Negro History Week, “Negro In Action,” 1944? |
Box 11 |
111 |
Negro History Week, “Negro In Action,” 1944? |
Box 11 |
112 |
African Exhibit at Hall, n.d. |
Box 11 |
113 |
African Exhibit at Hall, n.d. |
Box 11 |
114 |
Parent Education Class (includes C. H. Rollins, V. G. Harsh, Jessie Mead), 1938 |
Box 11 |
115 |
Parent Education Class (includes C. H. Rollins, V. G. Harsh, Jessie Mead), 1938 |
Box 11 |
116 |
Voter Education at Hall, 1940s? |
Box 11 |
117 |
Voter Education at Hall , 1940s? |
Box 11 |
118 |
Voter Education at Hall, 1952 |
Box 11 |
119 |
Voter Education at Hall, 1940s? |
Box 11 |
120 |
“Historic Chicago” Poster at Hall, n.d. |
Box 11 |
121 |
Consumer Information Exhibit at Hall, c. 1941-1945(?) |
Box 11 |
122 |
“One 13th of the Nation,” Hall Exhibit, c. 1941-1945(?) |
Box 11 |
123 |
Vivian G. Harsh and Service Men, Ceremony at Hall, c. 1941-1945(?) |
Box 11 |
124 |
Female patron with serviceman, Reference Desk, Hall Branch, c.1940s(?) |
Box 11 |
125 |
Servicemen at Hall Branch, c.1941-1945(?) |
Box 11 |
126 |
Servicemen at Hall Branch, c.1941-1945(?) |
Box 11 |
127 |
Servicemen at Hall Branch, c.1941-1945(?) |
Box 11 |
128 |
99th Pursuit Squadron, Chanute Field, Rantoul, IL, c. 1940s |
Box 11 |
129 |
99th Pursuit Squadron, Chanute Field, Rantoul, IL, c. 1940s |
Box 11 |
130 |
99th Pursuit Squadron, Chanute Field, Rantoul, IL, c. 1940s |
Box 11 |
131 |
99th Pursuit Squadron, Chanute Field, Rantoul, IL, c. 1940s |
Box 11 |
132 |
Samuel Stratton and Lovelyn Evans, c. 1940s (?) |
Box 11 |
133 |
Lena Horne at Kaiser Shipyard, California, 1943 |
Box 11 |
134 |
Lena Horne at Kaiser Shipyard, California, 1943 |
Box 11 |
135 |
Lena Horne at Kaiser Shipyard, California, 1943 |
Box 11 |
136 |
Lena Horne, n.d. |
Box 11 |
137 |
“Terrorist Attacks Against Negro Homes” Map, 1944-1946 |
Box 11 |
138 |
Hall Branch Exhibit, n.d. |
Box 11 |
139 |
Children at play outside, n.d. |
Box 11 |
140 |
Meeting at Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 11 |
141 |
Madeline Stratton, Chicago Teacher, n.d. |
Box 11 |
142 |
Gwendolyn Brooks, c. 1980s (?) |
Box 11 |
143 |
Gwendolyn Brooks, c. 1950s (?) |
Box 11 |
144 |
Gwendolyn Brooks, c. 1980s (?) |
Box 11 |
145 |
Dr. George Cleveland Hall, c. 1920s |
Box 11 |
146 |
Gwendolyn Brooks and Langston Hughes, “Poetry of the Negro,” n.d. |
Box 11 |
147 |
Pearl Bailey and Eleanor Roosevelt, c. 1940s (?) |
Box 11 |
148 |
Pearl Bailey, c. 1940s (?) |
Box 11 |
149 |
Private Arthur A. Marks, Jr., 1943 |
Box 11 |
150 |
Carter G. Woodson, n.d. |
Box 12 |
151 |
Carl Roden, n.d. |
Box 12 |
152 |
Street Scene (Garage), Prairie Avenue near 53rd Street, 1934 |
Box 12 |
153 |
Gorham Methodist Church, Centennial, 1963 |
Box 12 |
154 |
Basil Phillips and Ollye Coffin, and others, n.d. |
Box 12 |
155 |
Arthur Family, Refugees from Lynch Mob, (Riot Commission Photo), September 1920 |
Box 12 |
156 |
Desk of Joseph Rainey, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1943 |
Box 12 |
157 |
Statue, n.d. |
Box 12 |
158 |
Allison Davids, 1942 |
Box 12 |
159 |
Alain Locke, n.d. |
Box 12 |
160 |
Provident Hospital Opening, Chicago Daily News, May 31, 1933 |
Box 12 |
161 |
Brookfield Jr. Council for Teen Social Studies, n.d. |
Box 12 |
162 |
Dedication Ceremony, Kinzie Mansion, October 8, 1955 |
Box 12 |
163 |
Forestville Library, n.d. |
Box 12 |
164 |
Book Fair, Forestville Library Interior (?), 1939 |
Box 12 |
165 |
Book Fair, Forestville Library Interior (?), 1939 |
Box 12 |
166 |
Book Fair, Forestville Library Interior (?), 1939 |
Box 12 |
167 |
Forestville Library, Exterior, n.d. |
Box 12 |
168 |
Forestville Library, Exterior, n.d. |
Box 12 |
169 |
Forestville Library, Exterior, n.d. |
Box 12 |
170 |
St. Elizabeth High School, 1939 (?) |
Box 12 |
171 |
St. Elizabeth High School, 1939 (?) |
Box 12 |
172 |
St. Elizabeth High School, 1939 (?) |
Box 12 |
173 |
St. Elizabeth High School, Negro History Class, March 1941 |
Box 12 |
174 |
ASNLH Negro History Week Brochure Cover, February 9, 1936 |
Box 12 |
175 |
Group of students visiting Hall Branch, n.d. |
Box 12 |
176 |
High school students in adult reading room, Hall Branch, 1940s |
Box 12 |
177 |
Black history program for students at Hall Branch, 1950s |
Box 12 |
178 |
Luncheon, No ID, c. 1940 |
Box 12 |
179 |
Contemporary Negro Writers Original Manuscripts Exhibit, Hall Branch, 1943 |
Box 12 |
180 |
Contemporary Negro Writers Original Manuscripts Exhibit, Hall Branch, 1943 |
Box 12 |
181 |
Contemporary Negro Writers Original Manuscripts Exhibit, Hall Branch, 1943 |
Box 12 |
182 |
Contemporary Negro Writers Original Manuscripts Exhibit, Hall Branch, 1943 |
Box 12 |
183 |
Contemporary Negro Writers Original Manuscripts Exhibit, Hall Branch, 1943 |
Box 12 |
184 |
“Open House” display at Hall Branch, 1937 |
Box 12 |
185 |
Charlemae Rollins with students at Christmas-time event, Children’s Room, Hall Branch, 1930s |
Box 12 |
186 |
Sign Announcing Harsh Collection Relocation, 1975 |
Box 12 |
187 |
Doris Saunders, Basil Phillips, and Joe Rollins, Jr., Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
188 |
Doris Saunders with friends, Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
189 |
Donald Joyce, Ralph Newman, and Joseph Rollins, Jr., Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
190 |
Donald Joyce, Basil Phillips, Ralph Newman, and Joseph Rollins, Jr., Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
191 |
Ralph Newman, and Joseph Rollins, Jr., Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
192 |
Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
193 |
Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
194 |
Donald Joyce, Ralph Newman (speaking), Annie Lee Carroll, and Joseph Rollins, Jr., Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
195 |
Donald Joyce, Ralph Newman, and Joseph Rollins, Jr., Portrait of Charlemae Rollins, Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
196 |
Jacob’s Ladder Sculpture, Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
197 |
Jacob’s Ladder Sculpture, Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
198 |
Jacob’s ladder, Charlemae H. Rollins Memorial Program, Woodson Regional Library, 1978 |
Box 12 |
199 |
Grace Presbyterian Church [vacant], 36th Street and Vincennes, 2006 |
Box 12 |
200 |
“Center of Attraction” [Newspaper clippings about George Cleveland Hall Library], 1932 |
Box 13 |
201 |
Negro Centers of Life and Culture Reconciliation Trip, November 4, 1933 |
Box 13 |
202 |
“Hall Library Serves Its Purpose in Grand Style…,” 1939? |
Box 13 |
203 |
“Finds Hall Library Its City Literary Monument,” 1952? |
Box 13 |
204 |
“Clock Club,” Summer Reading Game, 1939 |
Box 13 |
205 |
Telegram on Opening of Hall Branch, 1932 |
Box 13 |
206 |
“George Cleveland Hall Branch Library and Its Social Environment,” n.d. |
Box 13 |
207 |
Langston Hughes at Hall Branch, April 1, 1938 |
Box 13 |
208 |
Original Floor Plan of Hall Branch, c.1930s (?) |
Box 13 |
209 |
“Destination Freedom” at Hall Branch, February 14, 1949 |
Box 13 |
210 |
“Black Workers and the New Unions,” St. Clair Drake [reviewer], November 1, 1939 |
Box 13 |
211 |
Dusable History Club, Florence Price Talk, January 24, 1950 |
Box 13 |
212 |
Mercedes Gilbert (“Green Pastures”) at Hall Branch, May 4, 1939 |
Box 13 |
213 |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, Sixth Season Opening, October 5, 1938 |
Box 13 |
214 |
Planning Committee, Book Review and Lecture Forum, September 14, 1946 |
Box 13 |
215 |
Horace Clayton, Book Review and Lecture Forum, October 1937 |
Box 13 |
216 |
“Big Sea,” Book Review and Lecture Forum, November 6, 1940 |
Box 13 |
217 |
William Attaway, Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1941 |
Box 13 |
218 |
Book Review and Lecture Forum, November 18, 1942 |
Box 13 |
219 |
Dusable History Club, April 1947 |
Box 13 |
220 |
Gwendolyn Brooks/“Annie Allen,” Book Review and Lecture Forum, December 5, 1949 |
Box 13 |
221 |
St. Clair Drake, Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1948 |
Box 13 |
222 |
Dusable History Club, February 15, 1952 |
Box 13 |
223 |
“Destination Freedom,” Book Review and Lecture Forum, 1949 |
Box 13 |
224 |
“Bontemps Gets New Book,” December 9, 1939 |
Box 13 |
225 |
“Miss Harsh Gets Library Post,” 1931 |
Box 13 |
226 |
“Hall Branch Library Review…,” Crusader, February 12, 1949 |
Box 13 |
227 |
“Book on Race Problems…,” Chicago Defender, February 3, 1940 |
Box 13 |
228 |
“Mrs. Rollins prepares…,” Courier, February 11, 1950 |
Box 13 |
229 |
“Roden of Library to Retire…,” Chicago Defender, 1948 |
Box 13 |
230 |
“Forum to Hear St. Clair Drake…,” Courier, 1947 |
Box 13 |
231 |
“Motley’s Best Seller…,” Courier, October 24, 1947 |
Box 13 |
232 |
“G. C. Hall Library does worthy job…” by Arna Bontemps, Chicago Defender, April 5, 1941 |
Box 13 |
233 |
Book Review and Lecture Forum Committee, Chicago Defender, October 13, 1951 |
Box 13 |
234 |
“Historian Who Never Wrote,” Chicago Defender, November 29, 1960 |
Box 13 |
235 |
William Attaway, 1941 |
Box 13 |
236 |
Fenton W. Harsh, Jr., Howard B. Shepard, J. Sherve Fleamon, 1919 |
Box 13 |
237 |
“Hall Library, 7 Years Old, is Known…,” Chicago Defender, January 28, 1939 |
Box 13 |
238 |
Willard wins “Clock Club,” Summer Reading Game, September 10, 1939 |
Box 13 |
239 |
Book Review and Lecture Forum Program, October 20, 1937 and November 3, 1937 |
Box 13 |
240 |
Book Review and Lecture Forum Program, March 2, 1938 and March 16, 1938 |
Box 13 |
241 |
“Negro Poet at Hall Branch,” Langston Hughes, 1938 |
Box 13 |
242 |
“Tell My Horse” [reviewed by Arna Bontemps], Book Review and Lecture Forum, February 1, 1939 |
Box 13 |
243 |
“Black Boy” [reviewed by Fern Gayden], Book Review and Lecture Forum, March 14, 1945 |
Box 13 |
244 |
Ollye Marr Coffin program, April 25, 1945 |
Box 13 |
245 |
Announcement of Book Review and Lecture Forum’s 13th Season, October 1945 |
Box 13 |
246 |
“The Purple Plain” [reviewed by Alice Browning], March 29, 1948 |
Box 13 |
247 |
“Annie Oliver interviewed…,” Chicago Defender, February 1, 1952 |
Box 13 |
248 |
Negro History Breakfast, February 18, 1956 |
Box 13 |
249 |
Dusable History Club, Schedule of Programs, 1949 |
Box 13 |
250 |
Zora Neale Hurston to Vivian G. Harsh, October 23, 1934 |
Box 13 |
251 |
“Housewife to Head Branch Library” [Ollye Marr Coffin], Chicago Daily News, October 29, 1959 |
Box 14 |
252 |
“History Club Slates 3 Speakers…,” Chicago Defender, November 27, 1948 |
Box 14 |
253 |
“Trailer Trail Reading Game…,” Chicago Defender, 1938 |
Box 14 |
254 |
“Social Security Facts and Answers,” Chicago Defender, April 15, 1949 |
Box 14 |
255 |
“Lecture Series at Hall…,” Chicago Defender, October 1950 |
Box 14 |
256 |
“Vivian Harsh Wins Esteem…,” Chicago Defender, 1932 |
Box 14 |
257 |
“Library Observes Anniversary…,” Chicago World, February 15, 1947 |
Box 14 |
258 |
“Crowd Jams Library,” Chicago Defender, January 23, 1932 |
Box 14 |
259 |
“New Library Prepared…,” Chicago Defender, January 16, 1932 |
Box 14 |
260 |
“God’s Country” Title Page, Illinois Writers’ Project, c.1936-1942 |
Box 14 |
261 |
“Negro in Illinois” Synopsis of Chapters, c.1936-1942 |
Box 14 |
262 |
“Iola,” Illinois Writers’ Project Chapter, Page 1 of draft chapter by Arna Bontemps, c.1936-1942 |
Box 14 |
263 |
“Club names Old Settlers’ Day,” Chicago Defender, October 1950 |
Box 14 |
264 |
“72 Librarians Visit Hall…,” Chicago Defender, August 1939 |
Box 14 |
265 |
“Destination Freedom” at Hall Branch, Chicago Defender, February 12, 1949 |
Box 14 |
266 |
“Hall Library to get bust of DePriest…,” Chicago Defender, March 9, 1952 |
Box 14 |
267 |
“Hall Holds Special Exhibition,” Chicago Defender, 1954 |
Box 14 |
268 |
“Negro Poetry is the Theme of FAM…,” Chicago Defender, February 14, 1953 |
Box 14 |
269 |
“1st Negro Librarian…,” Jet, July 6, 1955 |
Box 14 |
270 |
“Mrs. Charlemae Rollins wins Librarians’ Award,” Chicago Defender, July 8, 1955 |
Box 14 |
271 |
John R. Lynch, n.d. |
Box 14 |
272 |
Julius Rosenwald, n.d. |
Box 14 |
273 |
Zora Neale Hurston, Photograph by C. Van Vechten (?), n.d. |
Box 14 |
274 |
“Vivian Harsh, member Chicago Chapter of Canteen Workers…,” Chicago Defender, 1919 |
Box 14 |
275, 276 |
“In the Realm of Achievement” by F.M. Davis, National Negro Digest, n.d. |
Box 14 |
277 |
Arna Bontemps, n.d. |
Box 14 |
278 |
Marian Anderson, n.d. |
Box 14 |
279 |
Joe Louis, n.d. |
Box 14 |
280 |
Group Singing at Hall Branch (?), n.d. |
Box 14 |
281 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 14 |
282 |
“Little Bunds” Orchestra, Elizabeth Hicks Smith, n.d. |
Box 14 |
283 |
Exhibit, n.d. |
Box 14 |
284 |
Hall Branch Interior, n.d. |
Box 14 |
285 |
Ms. Geraldine Blair, Mrs. Catherine Varner, and Ms. June Gray, Hall Branch Front Desk, June 1971 |
Box 14 |
286 |
Hall Branch Library Staff Room, n.d. |
Box 14 |
287 |
Hall Branch Library Meeting, n.d. |
Box 14 |
288 |
Edith Allman Gans, Melba Hobson Cole, Ollye Marr Coffin, n.d. |
Box 14 |
291 |
Hall Branch Library Meeting, n.d. |
Box 14 |
292 |
Edith Gans (Photograph sent to Vivian G. Harsh along with anniversary card congratulating Hall Branch for 20 years of service), 1952 |
Box 14 |
293 |
St. Clair Drake, n.d. |
Box 14 |
294 |
Charles Hurst, n.d. |
Box 14 |
295 |
Walter E. Turpin, n.d. |
Box 14 |
296 |
Frank Marshall Davis, n.d. |
Box 14 |
297 |
Frank Marshall Davis, n.d. |
Box 14 |
298 |
Katherine Dunham, n.d. |
Box 14 |
299 |
Katherine Dunham, n.d. |
Box 14 |
300 |
Negro History Week Exhibit, February 1950 |
Box 14 |
301 |
Negro History Week Exhibit, February 1950 |
Box 14 |
302 |
Negro History Week Exhibit, February 1950 |
Box 14 |
303 |
Negro History Week Exhibit, February 1950 |
Box 14 |
304 |
Samuel Tyler, 1975(?) |
Box 14 |
305 |
Black Contributions to Biomedical Research Exhibit, n.d. |
Box 14 |
306 |
Black Contributions to Biomedical Research Exhibit, n.d. |
Box 14 |
307 |
Madame C. J. Walker, n.d. |
Box 14 |
308 |
John H. Murphy, Sr., Ship Launching, 1944 |
Box 14 |
309 |
John H. Murphy, Sr., Ship Launching, 1944 |
Box 14 |
310 |
John H. Murphy, Sr., Ship, 1944 |
Box 14 |
311 |
Willis Richardson, n.d. |
Box 14 |
312 |
Mrs. Grace Neil Johnson, n.d. |
Box 14 |
313 |
Joe Louis, c.1940s |
Box 14 |
314 |
Joe Louis, n.d. |
Box 14 |
315 |
Joe Louis, n.d. |
Oversized Photographs, 1920 |
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Box 15 |
087b |
Vivian G. Harsh, c. 1920 |
Box 15 |
289 |
Alain Locke, n.d. |
Box 15 |
290 |
George S. Schuyler, n.d. |
Box 15 |
316 |
William Attaway, 1941 |
Box 16 |
Folder 1: |
Business Cards, n.d. |
Box 16 |
Folder 2: |
Chicago Public Schools. Certificate of Appreciation, 1973-1974 |
Box 16 |
Folder 3: |
Du Sable High School, The Beta Club bookmark, n.d. |
Box 16 |
Folder 4: |
Du Sable High School Commencement Invitation, 1946 |
Box 16 |
Folder 5: |
Envelopes, c.1930s-1970s (?) |
Box 16 |
Folder 6: |
George W. Carver Stamp and Cover. 1948 |
Box 16 |
Folder 7: |
Holiday Greeting Cards, n.d. |
Box 16 |
Folder 8: |
Overdue Notices, 1949-1950 |
Box 16 |
Folder 9: |
Program of Activities Cover/Title Page, n.d. |
Box 16 |
Folder 10: |
Sign-Up Sheet, n.d. |
Box 16 |
Folder 11: |
Sketches of Hall Branch Library, n.d. |
Box 17 |
Folder 12: |
Hall Branch Scrapbook, c.1930s – 1950s |
Box 17 |
Folder 13: |
Register of Patrons, January 18, 1932 |
Box 17 |
Folder 14: |
Service Men’s Register, c.1940s (?) |
Box 18 |
Folder 15: |
Drawing of Carter G. Woodson by James Lofton, n.d. |
Box 18 |
Folder 16: |
Drawing of Frank London Brown by Joan Powers, n.d. |
Box 18 |
Folder 17: |
Register of Colored Persons, Louisiana [Blank], c. 1865-1870 (?) |
Super Series 2: Vertical Files, Predominant dates, 1940s-1960s; Inclusive dates, 1902-1975 |
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Box 19 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Abbott, Robert, 1947 |
Box 19 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Abernathy, R. Walter and Leslie D., 1944 |
Box 19 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Adams, Dr. Walter A., 1957 |
Box 19 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Allen, James Egert, 1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Allison, Dr. James, 1944 |
Box 19 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Amerson, Lucius D., 1968-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Amin, Idi, 1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Anderson, Harold W., 1945 |
Box 19 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Anderson, Louis B., 1946 |
Box 19 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Anthony, Benjamin W., Dr., 1944 |
Box 19 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Arroyo, Martina, 1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Arthur, George, c. 1941 (?) |
Box 19 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Ashford, Emmett, 1967-1970, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Askia the Great, 1967 |
Box 19 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Attucks, Crispus, 1954-1970s, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Avant, Albert, 1956 |
Box 19 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Bailey, Pearl, 1969-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Baker, Josephine, 1951 |
Box 19 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Baker, Louis P., 1955 |
Box 19 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Baker, Robert L., 1956 |
Box 19 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Ballard, Robert B., 1954 |
Box 19 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Barnett, Albert G., 1957 |
Box 19 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Barnett, Claude A., 1955 |
Box 19 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Batchelor, Dr. Thomas, 1964 |
Box 19 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Bates, Alva L., 1943 |
Box 19 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Batista, Fulgenco, 1943 |
Box 19 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Beckham, Albert S., 1943 |
Box 19 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Bekoe, Ben, 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Bell, Al, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Bennett, Lerone, 1954-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Benson, Al, 1950 |
Box 19 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Berry, Dr. Leonidas, 1944-1957 |
Box 19 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Berry, Edwin C. (Bill), 1966 |
Box 19 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Bertrand, Joseph, 1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Bevel, Reverend James, 1965 |
Box 19 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Bibb, Joseph D., 1954 |
Box 19 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Biggers, John, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Biggs, Robert, 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Bishop, Wallace H., 1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Blue, Vida, 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Blueitt, Captain Kinzie, 1954-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Bolden, Adeline, 1942-1944 |
Box 19 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, Bolin, Jane, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, Bond, Julian, 1969-1975 |
Box 19 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, Bowers, Reverend Joseph Oliver, 1953-1955 |
Box 19 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, Bowman, Dr. James E., 1963 |
Box 19 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, Boykin, Mary Augusta, Dr. Joliette Boykin Buford, Mamie Gaines Dill, Ella H. Mitchell, Grace Johns, Ethel Minns Lucus, Dr. Annabel Carey Prescott, and Blanch Smith, 1975 |
Box 19 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, Bradden, Reverend Williams S., 1943 |
Box 19 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, Bradley, Thomas, 1972-1973 |
Box 19 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, Bradshaw, Cortez and Laura, 1953 |
Box 19 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, Bratton, Luegemes, 1956 |
Box 19 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, Brawley, Benjamin, 1939 |
Box 19 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, Brewton, Oscar, 1969 |
Box 19 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Brice, Carol, 1945-1947 |
Box 19 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, Brimmer, Andrew, 1968 |
Box 19 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, Britt, Jimmy, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, Brooke, Edward William, 1967 |
Box 19 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, Brooks, Angie (Elizabeth), 1970-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, Brooks, Dr. Deton J., 1964 |
Box 19 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Brooks, Gwendolyn, 1967-1970 |
Box 19 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Biography, Brooks, Roosevelt, 1948 |
Box 19 |
Folder 62 |
VF, Biography, Brown, Charlotte, 1970 |
Box 19 |
Folder 63: |
VF, Biography, Brown, Edgar G., 1944 |
Box 19 |
Folder 64: |
VF, Biography, Brown, H. Rap, 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 65: |
VF, Biography, Brown, James, 1962 |
Box 19 |
Folder 66: |
VF, Biography, Brown, Jim (Jimmy), 1964-1968 |
Box 19 |
Folder 67: |
VF, Biography, Brown, Jesse L., 1951 |
Box 19 |
Folder 68: |
VF, Biography, Brown, Oscar W., 1944 |
Box 19 |
Folder 69: |
VF, Biography, Brown, Virgil E., 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 70: |
VF, Biography, Bullock, Carrie, 1956 |
Box 19 |
Folder 71: |
VF, Biography, Bumbry, Grace, 1964-1970 |
Box 19 |
Folder 72: |
VF, Biography, Burleigh, Harry T., n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 73: |
VF, Biography, Caldwell, Louis, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 74: |
VF, Biography, Caldwell, Ruth, 1969 |
Box 19 |
Folder 75: |
VF, Biography, Calloway, Blanche, 1969 |
Box 19 |
Folder 76: |
VF, Biography, Calloway, Dr. N. O., 1955 |
Box 19 |
Folder 77: |
VF, Biography, Caliver, Ambrose, 1950 |
Box 19 |
Folder 78: |
VF, Biography, Cambridge, Godfrey, 1969-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 79: |
VF, Biography, Campbell, Clifford J., 1955 |
Box 19 |
Folder 80: |
VF, Biography, Campbell, E. Sims, 1971, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 81: |
VF, Biography, Campbell, Kenneth, 1956-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 82: |
VF, Biography, Carey, Archibald J., Jr., 1962 |
Box 19 |
Folder 83: |
VF, Carmichael, Stokely, 1967-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 84: |
VF, Biography, Carney, Harry, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 85: |
VF, Biography, Carter, James Y., 1956 |
Box 19 |
Folder 86: |
VF, Biography, Carter, Pastor Marmaduke, 1955 |
Box 19 |
Folder 87: |
VF, Biography, Carver, George Washington, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 88: |
VF, Biography, Cayton, Horace, c. 1940s-1970 |
Box 19 |
Folder 89: |
VF, Biography, Cepeda, Orlando, 1968 |
Box 19 |
Folder 90: |
VF, Biography, Chamberlain, Wilt, 1960 |
Box 19 |
Folder 91: |
VF, Biography, Chambers, Lawrence, 1970-1971 |
Box 19 |
Folder 92: |
VF, Biography, Chaney, Grant Roosevelt, 1954 |
Box 19 |
Folder 93: |
VF, Biography, Chesnutt, Charles W., 1952-1970s (?), n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 94: |
VF, Biography, Childs, William, 1942 |
Box 19 |
Folder 95: |
VF, Biography, Chisholm, Shirley, 1969-1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 96: |
VF, Biography, Church, Benjamin, 1950 |
Box 19 |
Folder 97: |
VF, Biography, Cisse, Jeanne Martin, 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 98: |
VF, Biography, Clarke, Marguerite, 1972 |
Box 19 |
Folder 99: |
VF, Biography, Clay, Donald, 1970 |
Box 19 |
Folder 100: |
VF, Biography, Cleaver, Eldridge, 1969-1970, n.d. |
Box 19 |
Folder 101: |
VF, Biography, Clement, Emma Clarissa, 1946 |
Box 20 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Cobb, Reverend Clarence M., 1971 |
Box 20 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Cockrell, Oneida, 1951 |
Box 20 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Cole, Nat King, 1956-1965 |
Box 20 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Cole, Robert, 1954 |
Box 20 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Coleman, Bessie, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Collins, Cardiss, 1975 |
Box 20 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Colter, Cyrus J., 1973 |
Box 20 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Conyers, John, Jr., 1970 |
Box 20 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Cooker, Mercer, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Cooper, Jack L., 1949-1970 |
Box 20 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Cousins, William, 1972 |
Box 20 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Cowings, A. L., 1950 |
Box 20 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Crook, Charles, 1955 |
Box 20 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Crosswaith, Oliver H., 1956 |
Box 20 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Crumble, Leslie, Jr., 1971 |
Box 20 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Cullen, Countee, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Dabney, Wendell Phillips, 1959 |
Box 20 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Dailey, Dr. Ulysses G., 1955 |
Box 20 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Daniel, David L., 1970 |
Box 20 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Darrow, Clarence, 1970 |
Box 20 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Davenport, Mary Elizabeth, 1946 |
Box 20 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Davis, Allison, 1943 |
Box 20 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Davis, General Benjamin O., 1942-1972, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Davis, Frank Marshall, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Davis, Joseph C., 1955 |
Box 20 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Davis, Ossie, 1969 |
Box 20 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Davis, Sammy, Jr., 1966(?)-1971 |
Box 20 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Dawson, William, 1945-1970, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Deas, Captain Harry B., 1946 |
Box 20 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Dee, Ruby, 1970 |
Box 20 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Delaney, Alva, c. 1951(?) |
Box 20 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Delaney, Martin R., n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Delaney, Sadie Peterson, 1947-1956, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, De Lavallade, Carmen, 1967 |
Box 20 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Dellums, Ronald V., 1971 |
Box 20 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Denniston, Donald, c. 1971(?) |
Box 20 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Delany, Hubert T., n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, DePriest, Oscar, 1951 |
Box 20 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, De Shields, Andre, 1971 |
Box 20 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Dickerson, Earl B., n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Dickerson, Brig. Gen. Spencer Cornelius, 1948, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Dixon, Dean, 1970-1972 |
Box 20 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, Dixon, Frank, 1943 |
Box 20 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, Dixon, Hilry (Boots), 1975 |
Box 20 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, Dixon, William Earl, 1973 |
Box 20 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, Dobbs, John Wesley (Dobb’s Family), 1969 |
Box 20 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, Dobbs, Mattiwilda, 1956 |
Box 20 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, Doby, Larry, 1949 |
Box 20 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, Dodson, Owen, c. 1946(?) |
Box 20 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, Doty, Robert L., 1956 |
Box 20 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, Douglass, Frances M., 1956 |
Box 20 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, Douglass, Frederick, 1969-1970, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, Dove, Gordon, c. 1940s (?) |
Box 20 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Dove, Lillian B., 1975 |
Box 20 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, Drew, Charles Richard, 1944-1951 |
Box 20 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, Du Bois, W. E. B., 1945-1961, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, Duckett, Alfred, 1956 |
Box 20 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, Duckett, Mattie S., 1975 |
Box 20 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, Dumas, Alexander, 1969 |
Box 20 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Dunbar, Paul Laurence, 1932(?) – 1942, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Biography, Dunbar, William H., Jr., 1973(?) |
Box 20 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Biography, Duncan, Todd, 1950-1951(?) |
Box 20 |
Folder 63: |
VF, Biography, Dunham, Katherine, 1941-1975, n.d. |
Box 20 |
Folder 64: |
VF, Biography, Dyett, Walter, 1969 |
Box 20 |
Folder 65: |
VF, Biography, Dwight, Edward, 1965 |
Box 21 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Eckstine, Billy, 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Eldridge, Roy, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Ellison, Ralph, 1968 |
Box 21 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Embree, Edwin, 1950, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Evans, Dr. Melvin H., 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Evers, Charles, 1969-1972 |
Box 21 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Ewart, Doug, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Fanon, Frantz, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Farmer, James, 1966(?) |
Box 21 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Farrow, William M., 1948 |
Box 21 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Faulkner, Danile J., 1958 |
Box 21 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Faulkner, Reverend William J., 1955 |
Box 21 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Fauset, Jessie (Jessie Fauset Harris), 1932-1940 |
Box 21 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Feaman, Dr. John A., 1957 |
Box 21 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Ferebee, Dorothy Boulding, 1942 |
Box 21 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Fisher, Rudolph, 1951 |
Box 21 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Flack, Roberta, 1971-1973 |
Box 21 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Fletcher, Arthur Allen, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Forman, James, 1966(?) |
Box 21 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Foster, Gloria (and Clarence William III), 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Foster, A. L., 1943 |
Box 21 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Fountain, Primus, 1970-1972(?) |
Box 21 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Fountry, Walter Edward, 1971-1972 |
Box 21 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Franklin, John Hope, c. 1947(?) |
Box 21 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Frazier, Dr. E. Franklin, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Frazier, Eugene E., 1957 |
Box 21 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Frazier, Joe, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Freeman, Dr. Paul, 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Gaines, Irene McCoy, 1953-1964, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Gardner, Lee, 1975 |
Box 21 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Garnett, Dr. James H., 1950 |
Box 21 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Garvey, Marcus, 1974 |
Box 21 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Gaye, Marvin, 1968 |
Box 21 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Gaynor, Florence Small, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Gazaway, Dorothy M., 1955-1958 |
Box 21 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, George, Zelma Watson, 1950 |
Box 21 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Gibson, Althea, 1950-1956 |
Box 21 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Gibson, Kenneth, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Gibson, Truman Kella, Sr., 1943-1972 |
Box 21 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Giles, Roscoe Conkling, 1955-1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Gillespie, Dizzy, 1957 |
Box 21 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Giovanni, Nikki, 1973 |
Box 21 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, Gleason, Dr. Eliza Atkins (Librarian), n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, Goode, Eslanda Cardozo (Mrs. Paul Robeson), n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, Gordon, Bertha C., 1969 |
Box 21 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, Gordon, Charles, 1970-1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, Goss, Bernard, 1964 |
Box 21 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, Gowon, Yakubu, 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, Graham, Josephine M., 1956 |
Box 21 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, Granger, Leslie B., 1948 |
Box 21 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, Gravely, Samuel L., 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, Gray, Dr. Ida, 1934 |
Box 21 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, Gray, Paralee Priscilla, 1942 |
Box 21 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Green, Edward, 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, Greener, Richard, 1948 |
Box 21 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, Gregory, Dick, 1968-1969 |
Box 21 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, Griffin, A. Donald, 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, Grimke, Archibald H., 1930 |
Box 21 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, Hall, Abra Thomson, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Hall, Colonel James C., 1944 |
Box 21 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Biography, Hall, Felipe Antonio, 1969-1973 |
Box 21 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Biography, Hall, George Cleveland, 1930 |
Box 21 |
Folder 63: |
VF, Biography, Hall, Harriet Curtis, c. 1940s (?) |
Box 21 |
Folder 64: |
VF, Biography, Hall, Lloyd, 1942 |
Box 21 |
Folder 65: |
VF, Biography, Hammond, Bryant A., 1956 |
Box 21 |
Folder 66: |
VF, Biography, Hampton, Fred and Mark Clark, 1969-1971 (1) |
Box 21 |
Folder 67: |
VF, Biography, Hampton, Fred and Mark Clark, 1969-1971 (2) |
Box 21 |
Folder 68: |
VF, Biography, Hampton, Lionel, 1956-1971, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 69: |
VF, Biography, Handy, William Christopher, 1936 |
Box 21 |
Folder 70: |
VF, Biography, Hansberry, Lorraine, 1972 |
Box 21 |
Folder 71: |
VF, Biography, Harewood, Richard, 1950, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 72: |
VF, Biography, Harness, Captain Robert M., 1970 |
Box 21 |
Folder 73: |
VF, Biography, Harris, William, 1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 74: |
VF, Biography, Harrison, Hazel, 1939, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 75: |
VF, Biography, Harrison, Richard B., 1935, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 76: |
VF, Biography, Hastie, William Henry, 1943-1971, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 77: |
VF, Biography, Hatcher, Richard, 1969-1972, n.d. |
Box 21 |
Folder 78: |
VF, Biography, Haughton, Dr. James G., 1970-1971 |
Box 21 |
Folder 79: |
VF, Biography, Hayes, Charles, 1972 |
Box 21 |
Folder 80: |
VF, Biography, Hayes, Roland, 1938-1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Hennigan, Mayme B., 1947 |
Box 22 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Henson, Matthew Alexander, 1950-1969 |
Box 22 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Hicklin, James L., III, 1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Hinderas, Natalie, 1970-1972 |
Box 22 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Hosten, Jennifer, 1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Hughes, Langston, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Hughes, Robert, 1957 |
Box 22 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Hill, Ellyn, 1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Hurst, Charles, 1960-1973, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Ish, Jefferson G., n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Jesse, 1966-1975, n.d. (1) |
Box 22 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Jesse, 1966-1975, n.d. (2) |
Box 22 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Levi Alexander, 1948-1949 |
Box 22 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Mahalia, 1954-1972 |
Box 22 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Ray, 1971 |
Box 22 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Ruth, 1943 |
Box 22 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, James, Daniel “Chappie,” Jr., 1975 |
Box 22 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, James, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel, 1969-1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Jamison, Judith, 1972 |
Box 22 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Jarboro, Catherina, 1933, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Jarrett, Vernon, 1971-1972 |
Box 22 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Jenkins, Charles J., 1944 |
Box 22 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Jenkins, Ferguson, 1971 |
Box 22 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Jenkins, Louise, 1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Charlotte, 1971(?) |
Box 22 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, George, 1970-1971 |
Box 22 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Grace Nail, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, J. Coody, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Jack, 1946-1969 |
Box 22 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, James Weldon, 1938-1950, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, John H., 1950-1975, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Leroy R., 1963 |
Box 22 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Mal, 1972 |
Box 22 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Mordecai Wyatt, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Sargent, 1939 |
Box 22 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Johnson, Tasha, 1971 |
Box 22 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Clara, 1975 |
Box 22 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Colonel Richard L., 1953-1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Eugene Kinckle, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Frederick McKinley, 1968 |
Box 22 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Jones, John, 1951-1952 |
Box 22 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Isola, 1971 |
Box 22 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Leroi Everett, 1969-1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Lois Mailou, 1946 |
Box 22 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Major Richard “Dick,” c. 1930s-1940s (?) |
Box 22 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Mrs. Gilbert H., 1969 |
Box 22 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Richard, 1962 |
Box 22 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, Jordan, Barbara, 1972-1974 |
Box 22 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, Joyner, Marjorie Stewart, 1969-1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, Julian, Percy, 1949-1973, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, Just, Ernest Everett, 1941-1946 |
Box 22 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, Kenney, John Andrew, n.d. |
Box 22 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, Kendrix, Moss H., 1956(?) |
Box 22 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Kersey, George, 1946 |
Box 22 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, King, Lillian, 1970 |
Box 22 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1957-1972, n.d. (1) |
Box 22 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1957-1972, n.d. (2) |
Box 22 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1957-1972, n.d. (3) |
Box 22 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, King, Omega, 1956 |
Box 22 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Kingslow, Janice, 1945-1946 |
Box 22 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Biography, Knight, Arthur B., 1955 |
Box 22 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Biography, Koontz, Elizabeth, 1969 |
Box 23 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Ladenson, Alex, M. D., 1968-1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Lamkin, Burton E., 1972 |
Box 23 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Laney, Lucy Craft, 1939 |
Box 23 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Langford, Anna, 1971-1972 |
Box 23 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Lanier, Raphael O’Hara, 1946 |
Box 23 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Langston, John Mercer, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Lateef, Yusef, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, LaVaon, Walter, 1975 |
Box 23 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Lawless, Theodore, 1946-1972 |
Box 23 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Lawrence, George W., 1943 |
Box 23 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Lawrence, Robert H., 1967 |
Box 23 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Lawson, R. Augustus, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Lee, Canada, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Leonard, Walter J., 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Lewis, Julian, 1943 |
Box 23 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Lincoln, Abraham, 1973(?) |
Box 23 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Little, Joanne, 1974-1975 |
Box 23 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Lockard, Jon, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Locke, Alain, 1946, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Lockhart, Calvin, 1968 |
Box 23 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Logan, Rayford W., 1950 |
Box 23 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Logan, Spencer, 1946 |
Box 23 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Lomax, Louis, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Long, Jefferson F., 1949 |
Box 23 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Louis, Joe, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, L’Ouverture, Toussaint, 1966, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Lucas, Ruth, 1966 |
Box 23 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Lynn, Gloria, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Lytle, Lutie A., n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Madison, Earl, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Mahoney, Mary E. P., n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Makeba, Miriam, 1965-1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Malcolm X, 1949-1972, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Malone, Annie Turnbo, 1947(?) |
Box 23 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Malone, Vivian, 1965 |
Box 23 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Mann, Theophilius M., 1956-1972 |
Box 23 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Marshall, Colonel John R., 1938 |
Box 23 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Martin, Theodore R., 1955 |
Box 23 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Mason, Dr. Gilbert, 1968 |
Box 23 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Mathis, Johnny, 1965 |
Box 23 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Maynor, Dorothy, 1944-1945, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Mays, Willie, 1970-1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, McCovey, Willie, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, McCoy, Eugene M., 1946 |
Box 23 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, McCullough, Geraldine, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, McDaniel, Hattie, 1940 |
Box 23 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, McGill, Nathan K., 1946 |
Box 23 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, McKay, Claude, 1948 |
Box 23 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, McKayle, Donald, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, McKissick, Calvin, 1942 |
Box 23 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, McKissick, Floyd, 1968 |
Box 23 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, McMillan, Theodore, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, McNair, Barbara, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Meachum, John Berry, 1973-1974 |
Box 23 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, Means, Andrew A., 1956 |
Box 23 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, Meriweather, Dr. Delano, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, Metcalfe, Ralph, 1949-1972, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, Miller, Dorie, 1944-1972, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, Miller, Robert H., 1957 |
Box 23 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Mingus, Charles, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Biography, Mitchell, Arthur, 1969(?)-1974 |
Box 23 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Biography, Mitchell, Parren J., 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 63: |
VF, Biography, Mollison, Irvin C., 1945-1949(?) |
Box 23 |
Folder 64: |
VF, Biography, Monnerville, Gaston, 1949 |
Box 23 |
Folder 65: |
VF, Biography, Montgomery, Wes, 1968 |
Box 23 |
Folder 66: |
VF, Biography, Moore, Archie, 1967-1969 |
Box 23 |
Folder 67: |
VF, Biography, Moore, Fred R., 1943 |
Box 23 |
Folder 68: |
VF, Biography, Moore, Herman E., 1943 |
Box 23 |
Folder 69: |
VF, Biography, Moore, Melba, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 70: |
VF, Biography, Moore, Phil, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 71: |
VF, Biography, Morris, Dr. J. Spurgeon, 1944 |
Box 23 |
Folder 72: |
VF, Biography, Morris, Leslie, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 73: |
VF, Biography, Morris, O. O., 1943 |
Box 23 |
Folder 74: |
VF, Biography, Morris, Robert Mack, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 75: |
VF, Biography, Morrow, John Harold, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 76: |
VF, Biography, Morton, Jelly Roll, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 77: |
VF, Biography, Moten, Etta, 1954 |
Box 23 |
Folder 78: |
VF, Biography, Moton, Robert R., n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 79: |
VF, Biography, Motley, Archibald, 1956 |
Box 23 |
Folder 80: |
VF, Biography, Murphy, John H., Sr., 1944 |
Box 23 |
Folder 81: |
VF, Biography, Murray, Pauli, 1946 |
Box 23 |
Folder 82: |
VF, Biography, Motley, Constance Baker, 1964 |
Box 23 |
Folder 83: |
VF, Biography, Mundy, James A., 1972 |
Box 23 |
Folder 84: |
VF, Biography, Nabrit, James M., Jr., 1961 |
Box 23 |
Folder 85: |
VF, Biography, Napier, J. C., 1941(?) |
Box 23 |
Folder 86: |
VF, Biography, Newcombe, Don, 1954 |
Box 23 |
Folder 87: |
VF, Biography, Newell, Nellie, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 88: |
VF, Biography, Newman, Larry, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 89: |
VF, Biography, Nicholas, Denise, 1970 |
Box 23 |
Folder 90: |
VF, Biography, Nicholson, Odas, 1970(?) |
Box 23 |
Folder 91: |
VF, Biography, Nixon, Dr. Ethel, 1950 |
Box 23 |
Folder 92: |
VF, Biography, Nkrumah, Kwame, 1952-1972, n.d. |
Box 23 |
Folder 93: |
VF, Biography, O’Bryant, Henri, 1954 |
Box 23 |
Folder 94: |
VF, Biography, Odetta, 1971 |
Box 23 |
Folder 95: |
VF, Biography, Ojukwu, Chukuemeka Odumegwu, 1969 |
Box 23 |
Folder 96: |
VF, Biography, Olive, Milton L., III, 1966-1967 |
Box 23 |
Folder 97: |
VF, Biography, Ory, Edward “Kid,” 1973 |
Box 23 |
Folder 98: |
VF, Biography, Ottley, Roi, 1953-1956 |
Box 23 |
Folder 99: |
VF, Biography, Owen, Chandler, 1967 |
Box 23 |
Folder 100: |
VF, Biography, Overton, Belva L., 1949 |
Box 24 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Pace, Judy, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Pachaco, Pearl Greene, 1950 |
Box 24 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Parsons, James B., 1961 |
Box 24 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Partee, Cecil, 1975 |
Box 24 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Patton, Captain Robert M., 1972 |
Box 24 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Peck, James, 1943 |
Box 24 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Perry, Harold Robert, 1966 |
Box 24 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Peters, Cortez, 1964 |
Box 24 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Peterson, James, 1948 |
Box 24 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Peterson, Lew, 1968 |
Box 24 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Petry, Ann, 1946 |
Box 24 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Phillips, Dr. Clyde W., 1968 |
Box 24 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Phillips, Tony, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Pierre-Noel, Lois Jones, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Pincham, R. Eugene, 1972 |
Box 24 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Pinson, Cora, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, de Porres, Martin (Blessed), 1937 |
Box 24 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Porter, James Hale, 1943 |
Box 24 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr., 1968-1972 |
Box 24 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Price, Florence B., 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Price, Leontyne, 1966(?) |
Box 24 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Price, Virginia Mae, 1975 |
Box 24 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Primus, Pearl, 1944 |
Box 24 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Raby, Albert A., 1965 |
Box 24 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Randolph, Asa Philip, 1969-1970, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Rapier, James T., 1959( ?) |
Box 24 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Rawls, Louis, 1957 |
Box 24 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Reason, Chase B., 1943 |
Box 24 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Redding, Otis, 1967-1968 |
Box 24 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Redding, (Jay) Saunders, 1969 |
Box 24 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Reed, Pauline K., c. 1940s-1960s(?) |
Box 24 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Reese, Della, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Reyneau, Betsy Graves, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Reynolds, Clyde L., 1955 |
Box 24 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Rhea, LaJulia, 1970 |
Box 24 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Rhodes, Joseph, Jr., 1970 |
Box 24 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Richard, Little, 1970 |
Box 24 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Richardson, Joseph T., 1944 |
Box 24 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Richardson, Willis, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Riddick, George E., n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Riles, Wilson, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Rivers, Conrad Kent, 1968 |
Box 24 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, Rivers, Francis (NYC Court Judge), 1943(?) |
Box 24 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, Roberts, Dr. Carl G., 1950 |
Box 24 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, Roberts, Erskine, 1958 |
Box 24 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, Roberts, Herman, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Bill “Bojangles,” 1949-1950, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Frank, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Frankie “Sugar Chile” or “Sugar Child,” 1946, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Jackie, 1946-1972, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Jo-Ann, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, John L., 1948 |
Box 24 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Noah, 1972 |
Box 24 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Renault, 1970-1971, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, Robeson, Paul, 1949-1973 |
Box 24 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, Sugar Ray, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, William A., 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, Robinson, William, 1967-1973 |
Box 24 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, Rogers, Carl Nolan, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Rollins, Charlemae, 1963-1971 |
Box 24 |
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VF, Biography, Rosenwald, Julius, 1948 |
Box 24 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Biography, Rousseau, Joseph Frederick, 1954 |
Box 24 |
Folder 63: |
VF, Biography, Rowan, Carl T., 1961 |
Box 24 |
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VF, Biography, Russell, Bailey, 1971 |
Box 24 |
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VF, Biography, Russell, Bill, 1970 |
Box 24 |
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VF, Biography, Rustin, Baynard, 1969-1972 |
Box 24 |
Folder 67: |
VF, Biography, Sampson, Edith, 1943-1970, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 68: |
VF, Biography, Sanders, Victoria Lynn, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 69: |
VF, Biography, Sandusky, Annie Lee, 1975 |
Box 24 |
Folder 70: |
VF, Biography, Savage, Augusta, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 71: |
VF, Biography, Sayers, Gale, 1968-1969 |
Box 24 |
Folder 72: |
VF, Biography, Schomborg, Arthur A., 1942 |
Box 24 |
Folder 73: |
VF, Biography, Schuyler, Phillipa, 1944, n.d. |
Box 24 |
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VF, Biography, Scott, Cari, (Mrs. Leonard W. Scott), 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 75: |
VF, Biography, Scott, Reverend A. L., 1938 |
Box 24 |
Folder 76: |
VF, Biography, Seale, Bobby, 1969-1972, n.d. |
Box 24 |
Folder 77: |
VF, Biography, Selassie, Haile, 1954 |
Box 24 |
Folder 78: |
VF, Biography, Sengstacke, John H., 1943-1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 79: |
VF, Biography, Silvera, Frank, 1956 |
Box 24 |
Folder 80: |
VF, Biography, Simmons, Roscoe Conkling, 1951 |
Box 24 |
Folder 81: |
VF, Biography, Simone, Nina, 1968 |
Box 24 |
Folder 82: |
VF, Biography, Simpson, O. J., 1968-1969 |
Box 24 |
Folder 83: |
VF, Biography, Sizemore, Barbara, 1972 |
Box 24 |
Folder 84: |
VF, Biography, Shropsear, Dr. George, 1956 |
Box 24 |
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VF, Biography, Slater, Duke, 1948 |
Box 24 |
Folder 86: |
VF, Biography, Smalls, Robert, 1970 |
Box 24 |
Folder 87: |
VF, Biography, Smeltz, Melvin, 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 88: |
VF, Biography, Smith, Bessie, 1970 |
Box 24 |
Folder 89: |
VF, Biography, Smith, Donald K., 1971 |
Box 24 |
Folder 90: |
VF, Biography, Smith, T. M., 1943 |
Box 24 |
Folder 91: |
VF, Biography, Smith, Wendell, 1964-1975 |
Box 24 |
Folder 92: |
VF, Biography, Sneed, Edward M., 1943-1964 |
Box 24 |
Folder 93: |
VF, Biography, Snowden, Joanna C., 1941 |
Box 24 |
Folder 94: |
VF, Biography, Somerville, Dora (Doris) and Amos Moore, 1971 |
Box 25 |
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VF, Biography, Spaulding, C. G., 1952 |
Box 25 |
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VF, Biography, Spears, Basil, 1945 |
Box 25 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Spingarn, Arthur B., 1965 |
Box 25 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Spingarn, Joel E., 1939 |
Box 25 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, St. Jacques, Raymond, 1968-1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Stamps, James, 1964 |
Box 25 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Stephens, Roy W., 1948 |
Box 25 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Stevens, Grace Lee, 1956-1964 |
Box 25 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Stevens, Thaddeus, 1942 |
Box 25 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Stewart, John S., 1969 |
Box 25 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Steward, Dr. S. Maria, 1934 |
Box 25 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Still, William Grant, 1950, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Stokes, Carl, 1968-1972 |
Box 25 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Stone, Charles “Chuck,” 1965 |
Box 25 |
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VF, Biography, Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 1950, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Stradford, Aida, 1972 |
Box 25 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Stradford, C. Francis, 1943-1955 |
Box 25 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Sullivan, Leon Howard, 1969-1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Sumner, Charles, 1948 |
Box 25 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Tallchief, Maria, 1966 |
Box 25 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Tanner, Henry Ossawa, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Tate, Merze, 1948 |
Box 25 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Taylor, Billy, 1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Taylor, Marshall “Major,” 1948 |
Box 25 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Taylor, Melvin, 1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Terrell, Robert H., 1950 |
Box 25 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Terrell, Tammi, 1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Tibbs, Lillian Evans, 1967 |
Box 25 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Till, Emmett L., 1955 |
Box 25 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Thomas, John, 1960 |
Box 25 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Thompson, Charles M., D.D.S., 1956 |
Box 25 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Thompson, Era Bell, 1946 |
Box 25 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Thompson, Ronald, 1956 |
Box 25 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Thorton, Agnes (Mrs. Ralph Thorton), 1975 |
Box 25 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Thrash, Dox, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Toure, Ahmad Sekou, 1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Travis, Dempsey, 1970-1974 |
Box 25 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Trenholm, H. Councill, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Trujillo, Rafael, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Tshombe, Moise, 1961 |
Box 25 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Biography, Tubman, Harriet, 1967, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Biography, Tubman, William V. S., n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Biography, Turner, Charles Henry, Ph.D., n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Biography, Turpin, C. Udell, 1944 |
Box 25 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Biography, Turpin, Waters, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Biography, Turner, Lorenzo D., 1947(?) |
Box 25 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Biography, Tyler, Samuel, 1975 |
Box 25 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Biography, Tyson, Cicely, 1975 |
Box 25 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Biography, Vann, Robert L., 1943 |
Box 25 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Biography, Van Peebles, Melvin, 1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Biography, Vaughn, Sarah, 1957 |
Box 25 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Biography, Vashon, George B., 1927 |
Box 25 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Biography, Vereen, Ben, 1975 |
Box 25 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Biography, Verrett, Shirley, 1967 |
Box 25 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Biography, Vivian, C. T., 1972 |
Box 25 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Biography, Walden, Barbara, 1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Biography, Walker, Aaron “T-Bone,” 1975 |
Box 25 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Biography, Walker, Madame C. J., n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Biography, Walker, Dr. Matthews M., 1973 |
Box 25 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Biography, Walker, Maggie, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Biography, Walker, Margaret, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Biography, Wallace, Arnetta, 1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 63: |
VF, Biography, Waller, Fats, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 64: |
VF, Biography, Walton, Charles, 1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 65: |
VF, Biography, Ware, Mitchell, 1969-1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 66: |
VF, Biography, Warren, Charles, 1957 |
Box 25 |
Folder 67: |
VF, Biography, Waring, Laura Wheeler, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 68: |
VF, Biography, Warwick, Dionne, 1969 |
Box 25 |
Folder 69: |
VF, Biography, Washington, Earl, 1975(?) |
Box 25 |
Folder 70: |
VF, Biography, Washington, Ernestine, 1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 71: |
VF, Biography, Washington, George, 1932(?) |
Box 25 |
Folder 72: |
VF, Biography, Washington, Herman J., 1955 |
Box 25 |
Folder 73: |
VF, Biography, Washington, Walter E., 1968 |
Box 25 |
Folder 74: |
VF, Biography, Waters, Ethel, 1949(?) |
Box 25 |
Folder 75: |
VF, Biography, Waters, Muddy, 1971 |
Box 25 |
Folder 76: |
VF, Biography, Watkins, Sylvestre C., 1944 |
Box 25 |
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VF, Biography, Watt, Andre, 1970-1971 |
Box 25 |
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VF, Biography, Weaver, Archie L., 1956 |
Box 25 |
Folder 79: |
VF, Biography, Weaver, Robert C., 1961-1968 |
Box 25 |
Folder 80: |
VF, Biography, Wedgeworth, Robert, 1972 |
Box 25 |
Folder 81: |
VF, Biography, Welch, Dr. Rosa Page, 1961 |
Box 25 |
Folder 82: |
VF, Biography, Wells, Ida B., 1942-1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 83: |
VF, Biography, Westfield, Samuel Z., 1972 |
Box 25 |
Folder 84: |
VF, Biography, Wharton, Dr. Clifton R., 1969-1970, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 85: |
VF, Biography, Wheatley, Phyllis, 1951-1970 |
Box 25 |
Folder 86: |
VF, Biography, White, Charles, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 87: |
VF, Biography, White, Clarence Cameron, 1945 |
Box 25 |
Folder 88: |
VF, Biography, White, Josh, 1948-1969 |
Box 25 |
Folder 89: |
VF, Biography, White, Major James R., 1943 |
Box 25 |
Folder 90: |
VF, Biography, White, Walter, 1943-1970, n.d. |
Box 25 |
Folder 91: |
VF, Biography, White, W. S., Jr., 1957 |
Box 25 |
Folder 92: |
VF, Biography, Whitfield, William Henry, 1975(?) |
Box 25 |
Folder 93: |
VF, Biography, White, Willye, 1972 |
Box 25 |
Folder 94: |
VF, Biography, Whiting, Helen Mae, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Widener, Warren, 1971 |
Box 26 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Wilburn, Dr. Homer V., 1943 |
Box 26 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Wilburn, Georgia Ruth, 1954 |
Box 26 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Wilkes, Alfred W., 1970 |
Box 26 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Wilkins, J. Ernest, 1955 |
Box 26 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Wilkins, Roy, 1971-1972, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, William, Mark, 1970 |
Box 26 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Williams, Camilla, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Williams, Daniel Hale, 1952-1967, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Williams, Edward, 1930 |
Box 26 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Williams Egbert “Bert,” 1946 |
Box 26 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Williams, James E., 1971 |
Box 26 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Williams, Mary Lou, 1966 |
Box 26 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Williams, Lewis R., 1956 |
Box 26 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Williams, Vernon B., 1953 |
Box 26 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Wills, Maury, 1970 |
Box 26 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Wilson, Atwood S., 1943 |
Box 26 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Wilson, Flip, 1968-1971 |
Box 26 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Wilson, Oscar, 1943 |
Box 26 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Wimbish, Christopher C., 1943 |
Box 26 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Wonder, Stevie, 1970 |
Box 26 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Woodruff, Hale, 1938 |
Box 26 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Woodson, Carter G., 1940-1943 |
Box 26 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Work, Monroe N., c. 1940s |
Box 26 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Wright, Richard, 1969, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Wright, Samuel Daniel, 1971 |
Box 26 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Yarbrough, Camille, 1971 |
Box 26 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Yerby, William J., 1943 |
Box 26 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Yergen, Max, c. 1920s-1930s (?) |
Box 26 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Young, Charles, 1932 |
Box 26 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Young, Claude “Buddy,” 1943-1970, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Young, Fay, 1946-1948, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Young, Frank, 1955 |
Box 26 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Young, Mighty Joe, c. 1970s(?) |
Box 26 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Young, Whitney, c. 1960s-1971, n.d. |
Box 26 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Zuber, Paul, 1963-1964(?) |
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VF, Biography, Abbott, Robert Sengstacke, 1940-1970 |
Box 27 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Addison, Adele, 1957 |
Box 27 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Aldridge, Ira, 1940-1968 |
Box 27 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Ali, Muhammad, 1969-1975 |
Box 27 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Alston, Harvey, c.1950s-1960s(?) |
Box 27 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Armstrong, Louis “Satchmo,” 1970-1971 |
Box 27 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Armstrong, Nat, 1972 |
Box 27 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Ashe, Arthur, 1966 |
Box 27 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Bacon, Warren H., 1970-1971, .n.d |
Box 27 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Baldwin, Kit, 1951-1954 |
Box 27 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Ballard, Seth, 1971 |
Box 27 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Banks, Ernie, 1970-1971 |
Box 27 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Banneker, Benjamin, 1967-1968 |
Box 27 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Barclay, Edwin, 1943 |
Box 27 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Belafonte, Harry, 1956-1970 |
Box 27 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Bethune, Dr. Mary McLeod, 1950-1974, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, Blackburn, Jack, 1942 |
Box 27 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Boddie, Reverend Louis, 1965 |
Box 27 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Bousfield, Maudelle, 1943-1971, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Biography, Brazier, Arthur M., 1964 |
Box 27 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Biography, Brown, Wesley A., 1949 |
Box 27 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Biography, Bunche, Ralph, 1948-1970 |
Box 27 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Biography, Burleigh, Harry T., 1949 |
Box 27 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Biography, Burrell, Curtis, 1970-1972 |
Box 27 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Biography, Cabell, Paul L., Jr., 1972 |
Box 27 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Biography, Carroll, Diahann, 1968 |
Box 27 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Biography, Charles, Ezzard, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Biography, Cinque, 1967-1970 |
Box 27 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Biography, Cleage, Evangeline, 1956 |
Box 27 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Cosby, Bill, 1967-1971, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Davis, Angela, 1970-1972, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Biography, Durham, Richard, 1950, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Du Sable, Jean Baptiste Point, 1933-1975 |
Box 27 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Ellington, Duke, 1970-1974, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Biography, Evans, Leonard, 1957-1970 |
Box 27 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Biography, Evans, Reverend Mary, 1966, n.d. |
Box 27 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Biography, Forney, Dr. Claudius L. 1944-1956 |
Box 27 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Biography, Fortune, Amos, 1950 |
Box 27 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Biography, Foster, Andrew “Rube,” 1948 |
Box 27 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Biography, Freeman, Al, Jr., 1968-1970 |
Box 28 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Biography, Gibson, Josh, 1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Biography, Gordon, Dr. A. N., 1955 |
Box 28 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Biography, Gordon, Walter A., c. 1950s(?) |
Box 28 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Biography, Graham, Shirley (Shirley Graham Du Bois), 1946-1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Biography, Green, Wendell E., 1943-1951 |
Box 28 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Biography, Hayes, Isaac, 1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Biography, Holman, Claude W., 1970 |
Box 28 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Biography, Hubbard, Fred, 1972 |
Box 28 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Jackie (Mrs. Jesse Jackson, 1971-1972 |
Box 28 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Biography, Jackson, Reverend J. H., 1972 |
Box 28 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Biography, Jennings, Ernie, 1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Biography, Jones, James Earl, 1968-1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Nathan, 1975 |
Box 28 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Quincy, 1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Biography, Jones, Theodore R., 1955 |
Box 28 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Biography, Kenyatta, Jomo, 1967 |
Box 28 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Biography, King, B. B., 1970-1971 |
Box 28 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Biography, Leak, Andrew R., Sr., 1964 |
Box 28 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Biography, Lee, Howard, 1971 |
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VF, Biography, Leidesdorff, William Alexander, 1970 |
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VF, Biography, Liston, Sonny, 1971 |
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VF, Biography, Lewis, Virginia, 1950-1972 |
Box 28 |
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VF, Biography, Louis, Joe, 1948-1971, n.d. |
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VF, Biography, Marshall, Thurgood, 1952-1955, n.d. |
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VF, Biography, Mays, Dr. Benjamin, 1950 |
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VF, Biography, McGee, Henry W., 1973 |
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VF, Biography, McKinley, Mrs. Ada S., 1950 |
Box 28 |
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VF, Biography, Meyer, Cardinal Albert, 1965 |
Box 28 |
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VF, Biography, Mims, Majorie, 1973 |
Box 28 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Moore, Winston, 1970-1975 |
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VF, Biography, Motley, Willard, 1947-1965 |
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VF, Biography, Olive, Milton Lee, 1966-1970 |
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VF, Biography, Paige, Satchel, 1948-1971 |
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VF, Biography, Parker, Judge, 1953 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Parks, Gordon, 1968-1972 |
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VF, Biography, Partee, Cecil, 1971 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Paterson, Basil, 1960-1972 |
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VF, Biography, Payne, Aaron, 1956 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Perry, Dr. Frank, 1954 |
Box 29 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Biography, Poitier, Sidney, 1964-1968 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Prescott, Annabel, 1950-1957, n.d. |
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VF, Biography, Prescott, Judge Patrick B., 1942 |
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VF, Biography, Price, Leontyne, 1961-1970 |
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VF, Biography, Queen of Sheba, 1971 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Quick, Charles, 1957 |
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VF, Biography, Ramsey, Leroy, 1970 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Renfroe, Dr. Earl W., 1957 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Reynolds, Dr. A. L., 1957 |
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VF, Biography, Robinson, Stanley, 1972 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, “Rochester” (pseudonym for Eddie Anderson), 1948 |
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VF, Biography, Ross, Diana, 1971-1973 |
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VF, Biography, Roundtree, Richard, 1971 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Russwurm, John B., 1973(?) |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Segal, Aaron, 1971 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Shearer, Hugh, 1971 |
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VF, Biography, Singleton, Benjamin “Pap,” n.d. |
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VF, Biography, Stalling, Lorenzo, 1970 |
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VF, Biography, St. Benedict, 1967 |
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VF, Biography, Stewart, W. Ellis, 1950 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Stratton, Sam, 1972 |
Box 29 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Biography, Sutton, Percy, 1972 |
Box 29 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Biography, Terrell, Mary Church, 1970, n.d. |
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VF, Biography, Townsend, Willard S., 1943-1957 |
Box 29 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Biography, Washington, Mary T., 1972 |
Box 29 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Biography, Waters, Ethel, 1970-1971 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Whipper, Leigh, 1951 |
Box 29 |
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VF, Biography, Williams, Hosea, 1965 |
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VF, Biography, Wilson, Doris, 1970 |
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VF, Agriculture, 1902-1940 |
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VF, Art, African, 1949 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Art, American Negro Exposition, 1940 |
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VF, Art, Black American Artists Index, 1972 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Art, Black Arts Guild, 1973 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Art, Chicago Murals, 1967 |
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VF, Art, Lively Arts Series of Black Esthetics, 1970 |
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VF, Art, Negro in Art Week, 1927 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Art, Paul O. J. Osifo Exhibition, 1974 |
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VF, Art, Robert Glover Exhibition, 1975 |
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VF, Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, 1940-1972 |
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VF, Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Negro History Bulletin, 1949-1950 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Negro History Week, 1953-1971 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Baltimore, Maryland, The Baltimore Urban League, “The Negro Community of Baltimore” by Ira De A. Reid, 1935 |
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VF, Bibliographies, 1941-1975, n.d. (1) |
Box 30 |
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VF, Bibliographies, 1941-1975, n.d. (2) |
Box 30 |
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VF, Bibliographies, Memphis State University, 1972 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Births, “Negro Births in Chicago, 1954-1955” by Chicago Commission on Human Relations, 1955 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Births, Quadruplets, 1946 |
Box 30 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Black Flag, 1970 |
Box 30 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Black Librarians, 1971, n.d. |
Box 30 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Britain, Migration, 1948 |
Box 30 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Brown v. Board of Education, 1953-1955 |
Box 30 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Business, 1972 |
Box 30 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Business, “A Better Deal for Ghetto Shoppers” by Frederick D. Sturdivant, 1968 |
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VF, Business, Chicago Negro Chamber of Commerce, n.d. |
Box 30 |
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VF, Business, Johnson Publishing Company, 1972 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Business, J.R. Watkins Co., 1948 |
Box 30 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Business, Minority Business Information Institute, 1974 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Business, National Negro Business League, 1942 |
Box 30 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Chicago, 1945-1953 |
Box 30 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Chicago, Club Calendar, 1973 |
Box 30 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Churches, 6th United Presbyterian Church, 1962 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Churches, Carey Temple AME Church, 1953 |
Box 30 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Churches, “The Catholic Church and Blacks,” 1970 |
Box 30 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Churches, Churches and Black Studies, 1970 |
Box 30 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Churches, Directory and Manual of the Church of the Good Shepherd, 1941 |
Box 30 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Churches, Greater Metropolitan M.B.C. Choir Program, 1973 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Churches, St. Frances Convent, Baltimore, Maryland, 1940 |
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VF, Churches, World Council of Churches, 1948 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Circle Pines Center, Cooperative Camp, 1947 |
Box 30 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Civil Rights, 1969 |
Box 30 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Civil Rights, “Are White Liberals Obsolete…?” by James Former, 1968 |
Box 30 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Civil Rights, “Civil Rights Mean Good Business” by Charles Luckman, 1948 |
Box 30 |
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VF, Civil Rights, “The Constitution and What it Means to the Negro” by C. Francis Stradford, 1944 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Civil Rights, Illinois, 1948 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Civil Rights, St. Louis, Missouri, 1970 |
Box 31 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Civil Rights, Speech by Honorable Paul H. Douglas, April 18, 1957 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Civil Rights, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1968-1970 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Community Centers, Ada S. McKinley House, 1949, n.d. |
Box 31 |
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VF, Community Centers, The Ferrier Harris Home for the Aged, 1946 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Community Centers, Home for Aged Colored People, 1945-1951 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Community Centers, Hull House Association, 1973 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Community Centers, Randall House, n.d. |
Box 31 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Community, Centers, South Parkway YWCA, 1947 |
Box 31 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Community Centers, Southside Community Art Center, 1943-1975, n.d. |
Box 31 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Community Centers, South Side Settlement House, 1937 |
Box 31 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Community Centers, Wendell Phillips Day Nursery, 1947 |
Box 31 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Conduct, 1943 |
Box 31 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Cowboys, “The Legend of Charlie Glass” by Walker D. Wyman and John D. Hart, 1970 |
Box 31 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Dance, 1970-1971 |
Box 31 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Desegregation, Burnham Yacht Club, 1962 |
Box 31 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Desegregation, Gary, Indiana, 1962 |
Box 31 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Desegregation, Montgomery, Alabama Boycott, 1956-1957 |
Box 31 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Desegregation, “Schools Can Be Desegregated,” 1967 |
Box 31 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Desegregation, “School Desegregation: A Free and Open Society,” Policy Statement by Richard Nixon, 1970 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Desegregation, School Desegregation in Syracuse, New York, 1968 |
Box 31 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Desegregation, School Integration in Tennessee and Kentucky, 1956 |
Box 31 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Detroit, Detroit Urban League, “A Profile of the Detroit Negro, 1959-1967,” 1967 |
Box 31 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Discrimination, “86% of Illinois’ Colleges Demand Jim Crow Answer of Applicants,” 1948 |
Box 31 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Discrimination, “Old Jim Crow Has to Go” by Henry Winston, 1941 |
Box 31 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Discrimination, “Social Action: Race Against Humanity” by Charles S. Johnson, 1943 |
Box 31 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Discrimination, “The Story of Discrimination in Government,” United Public Workers of America, CIO, c. 1940s-1950s |
Box 31 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Discrimination, “The White Christian and His Conscience” by Lillian Smith, 1945(?) |
Box 31 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Drama, Breeders by S. Randolph Edmonds, 1930 |
Box 31 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Drama, Phillis Wheatley: Play In Two Acts by Lou Floyd and Mary Johnson, n.d. |
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Folder 32: |
VF, Economic Conditions, 1947-1972 |
Box 31 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Economic Conditions, American South, 1956 |
Box 31 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Economic Conditions, “Dollars and Sense” by Chicago Urban League, 1946 |
Box 31 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Economic Conditions, Economic Opportunity Act, 1968 |
Box 31 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Economic Conditions, Migration North, 1956, n.d. |
Box 31 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Economic Conditions, Migration to Suburbs, c.1974-1975(?) |
Box 31 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Economic Conditions, “Nonwhite Farm Operators” by U.S. Census, 1940 |
Box 31 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Economic Conditions, “Nonwhite Gains – Present Policy Trends” by Harvey A. Garn, 1969 |
Box 31 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Economic Conditions, “True Freedom for Negro and White Labor” by Frank R. Crosswaith and Alfred Baker Lewis, c.1935(?) |
Box 31 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Economic Conditions, U.S. Census, 1968-1969 |
Box 31 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Economic Conditions, U.S. Department of Labor, 1952 |
Box 31 |
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VF, Economic Conditions, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1968 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Economic Conditions, U.S. Industrial Commission on Negro Affairs, 1935 |
Box 32 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Economic Conditions, “The U.S. Negro 1953,” 1953 |
Box 32 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Economic Conditions, “WPA and the Negro,” c.1936(?) |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Adult Education, 1971 |
Box 32 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Education, American Council on Race Relations, Proposals to Extend Educational Opportunities, 1948 |
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VF, Education, American South, c.1940s |
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Folder 7: |
VF, Education, Anthony Overton Elementary School, 1963 |
Box 32 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Education, “Black Students and Negro Colleges” in Saturday Review, 1968 |
Box 32 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Education, Black Studies, 1970-1975 |
Box 32 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Education, Black Studies Curricula, 1968-1969 (1) |
Box 32 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Education, Black Studies Curricula, 1968-1969 (2) |
Box 32 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Education, Black Studies Programs, 1970-1972 |
Box 32 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Education, Busing, 1972 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Career Education, 1973 |
Box 32 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Education, Charles Sumner High School, 1959 |
Box 32 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Education, Chicago Public Schools, 1963-1964 |
Box 32 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Education, Chicago School Board, 1959-1972 |
Box 32 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Education, Community Education: Tutorial Programs, 1967 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Day Care, 1970-1971 |
Box 32 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Education, De Kalb University, c.1960s-1970s(?) |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Dunbar Vocational High School, n.d. |
Box 32 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Education, “Education: An Answer to Poverty,” 1969(?) |
Box 32 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Education, “Education for All People” by Edwin R. Embree, 1936 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Free School of Business, 1971 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Gary, Indiana, Loss of Special Needs Schools for Blacks, 1946 |
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VF, Education, Georgia, 1933 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Gifted Negro Children, 1934 |
Box 32 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Education, Hales Franciscan High School, 1969 |
Box 32 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Education, Hostos Community College (Bronx, New York), 1971 |
Box 32 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Education, Howalton Day School, 1948 |
Box 32 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Education, Howard University, “The Arthur B. Spingarn Collection of Negro Authors,” n.d. |
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Folder 32: |
VF, Education, Howard University and Morgan State College Spurn Mitchell Aides, 1971 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Illinois, 1969 |
Box 32 |
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VF, Education, Jackson State College, 1972 |
Box 32 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Education, Kelly Branch Library, Sparrow Reading Club, 1973, n.d. |
Box 32 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Education, Langston University, 1971 |
Box 32 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Education, Language, 1964 |
Box 32 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Education, “The Liberal Arts College for Negroes: A Social Force” by Horace Mann Bond, 1937 |
Box 32 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Education, Malcolm X College, 1971-1972 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Education, NAACP Sues Chicago Board of Education, 1972 |
Box 33 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Education, Negro Higher Education, 1941-1960 |
Box 33 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Education, Negro Pupils in Chicago Public Schools, 1957(?) |
Box 33 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Education, Negro Students Enrolled in Medical Schools in the U.S., 1951 |
Box 33 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Education, “Negro Teachers in White Colleges” in School and Society, 1947 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Education, North Carolina College, 1947 |
Box 33 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Education, Northwestern University, Black Student Revolt, 1968 |
Box 33 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Education, Outline of the Historical Development of Negro Education in the U.S.A, 1940(?) |
Box 33 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Education, Parent and Family-Life Education for Low-Income Families, 1965 |
Box 33 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Education, Race and Place: A Legal History of the Neighborhood School, 1967 |
Box 33 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Education, Race Quotas, 1961 |
Box 33 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Education, Responsibilities of Negro Teachers in American Democracy, 1941 |
Box 33 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Education, Robert R. McCormick Foundation, 1963 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Education, School Integration, 1962 |
Box 33 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Education, Segregated Chicago Public Schools, 1972 |
Box 33 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Education, Student National Medical Association (SNMA), 1971 |
Box 33 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Education, South Side Planning Board-News, Planning for New Public Schools, 1949 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Education, Tuskegee Institute, 1942-1949 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Education, United Negro College Fund, 1945-1950, n.d. |
Box 33 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Education, Workshop on Education and Black Students, Congress of African People, 1970 |
Box 33 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Employment, 1943-1971, n.d. |
Box 33 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Employment, “Antipoverty Work and Training Efforts, Goals and Reality” by Sar A. Leviton, 1967 |
Box 33 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Employment, “Black Builders: A Job Program that Works” by Thomas R. Brooks, 1970 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Employment, Casinos, 1970 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Employment, Chicago, 1943-1972 |
Box 33 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Employment, Chicago, “The Negro Labor Market in Chicago, 1966 [A Chicago Urban League Research Report], 1966 |
Box 33 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Employment, Chicago Biracial Committee to Eliminate Racial Discrimination, 1963 |
Box 33 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Employment, Chicago Economic Development Corporation, 1975 |
Box 33 |
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VF, Employment, Civil Service Commission, 1957 |
Box 33 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Employment, “Discrimination in Employment” by Dale L. Hiestand, 1970 |
Box 33 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Employment, “Hiring the Disadvantaged” edited by William H. Cope, 1970 |
Box 33 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Employment, “Jobs and Income for Negroes” by Charles C. Killingsworth, 1968 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Employment, National Association of Minority Contractors, 1972 |
Box 34 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Employment, “Negroes in the Work Group” by Dr. Jacob Seidenberg, [National Conference of Christian and Jews], 1954 |
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Folder 3: |
VF, Employment, “Postwar Employment and the Negro Worker” by John A. Davis and Marjorie McKenzie Lawson, 1946 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Employment, “Putting the Hard-Core Unemployed Into Jobs” [U.S. Department of Justice], 1967 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Employment, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1971 |
Box 34 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Employment, U.S. Congressional Hearings, 1968 |
Box 34 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Employment, U.S. Department of Labor, 1966-1970 |
Box 34 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Employment, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1968 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Employment, U.S. Government, 1942 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Employment, U.S. Postal Service, 1971 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Ethnology, “Meet Your Relatives…,” 1944 |
Box 34 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Ethnology, “Race? What the Scientists Say,” 1939 |
Box 34 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Ethnology, “The Races of Mankind” by Ruth Benedict and Gene Weltfish, 1943 |
Box 34 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Ethnology, “Racial Myths,” 1946 |
Box 34 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Ethnology, “Sense and Nonsense About Race” by Ethel J. Alpenfels, 1946 |
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VF, Families, 1936-1971 |
Box 34 |
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VF, Families, Adoption, 1951 |
Box 34 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Families, Illegitimacy, 1967 |
Box 34 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Film, Films Incorporated, 1972-1973 |
Box 34 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Film, “Negro Drama in Moving Pictures and Radio” by Frederick W. Bond, 1940 |
Box 34 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Flags, “How to Respect and Display Our Flag by the U.S. Marine Corps,” c.1940s-1950s(?) |
Box 34 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Food, Soul Food as a New Year’s Day Tradition, 1971 |
Box 35 |
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VF, The Frank London Brown Historical Association, “The Black Man in U.S. History”: A Selected Bibliography, n.d. |
Box 35 |
Folder 2: |
VF, The Frank London Brown Historical Association, “The Story of the Underground Railroad, Part II,” n.d. |
Box 35 |
Folder 3: |
VF, The Frank London Brown Historical Association, “Highlights…10 Years,” 1973 |
Box 35 |
Folder 4: |
VF, The Frank London Brown Historical Association, “The Negro National Anthem: Lift Every Voice and Sing,” n.d. |
Box 35 |
Folder 5: |
VF, The Frank London Brown Historical Association, “The Roots of White Racism in American Life,” 1971 |
Box 35 |
Folder 6: |
VF, The Frank London Brown Historical Association, “Why Negro History: A Lecture by Frank Petty,” n.d. |
Box 35 |
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VF, Gangs, 1970 |
Box 35 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Hair, Black Hair Care, 1971 |
Box 35 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Hall of Fame, Booker T. Washington and the Hall of Fame of Great Americans, 1948 |
Box 35 |
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VF, Health, “It’s no Place to be Sick…the South Side, Where the Health Care Crisis Is Worsening” by Marcia Opp, 1972 |
Box 35 |
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VF, Health, “Medical Care and the Plight of the Negro” by W. Montague Cobb in The Crisis, 1947 |
Box 35 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Health, “No Defense for Any of Us” by Thomas Parran, 1938 |
Box 35 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Heroes, 1947 |
Box 35 |
Folder 14: |
VF, History, 1937-1953 |
Box 35 |
Folder 15: |
VF, History, “America’s Tenth Man: A Brief Survey of the Negro’s Part in American History,” 1936-1941 |
Box 35 |
Folder 16: |
VF, History, Chicago, Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, 1968 |
Box 35 |
Folder 17: |
VF, History, Civil War, Battle of Nashville (1864), 1973 |
Box 35 |
Folder 18: |
VF, History, Dred Scott Decision, 1957 |
Box 35 |
Folder 19: |
VF, History, DuSable Museum of African American History, 1975, n.d. |
Box 35 |
Folder 20: |
VF, History, Ebony Museum of Negro History and Art, 1961 |
Box 35 |
Folder 21: |
VF, History, Education, 1963 |
Box 35 |
Folder 22: |
VF, History, Emancipation Proclamation Centennial, 1962-1963 |
Box 35 |
Folder 23: |
VF, History, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1965 |
Box 35 |
Folder 24: |
VF, History, “The Legacy of John Brown” by W.E.B. Du Bois, 1963 |
Box 35 |
Folder 25: |
VF, History, Museum of Negro History and Art, “Freedom Calendar,” 1967 |
Box 35 |
Folder 26: |
VF, History, Nat Turner Slave Revolt of 1831, n.d. |
Box 35 |
Folder 27: |
VF, History, Negro History Week, 1937-1964 |
Box 35 |
Folder 28: |
VF, History, “The Negro in the American Revolution” by Herbert Aptheker, 1940 |
Box 35 |
Folder 29: |
VF, History, “Negroes in the Halls of Congress” by James M. Rosbrow, 1949 |
Box 35 |
Folder 30: |
VF, History, “The Negro in Illinois: A History of His Accomplishments” by James S. Levine, 1940 |
Box 35 |
Folder 31: |
VF, History, “Role of Blacks Still Unknown” by Roy Wilkins, 1970 |
Box 35 |
Folder 32: |
VF, History, The Round Table for African American History, 1972-1974, n.d. |
Box 35 |
Folder 33: |
VF, History, “Social Origins of Distinguished Negroes, 1770-1865” by Richard Bardolph, 1955 |
Box 35 |
Folder 34: |
VF, History, Social Problems, “Negro Slavery: Then and Now” by Revolutionary Workers League, 1939 |
Box 35 |
Folder 35: |
VF, History, Timbuktu, 1972 |
Box 35 |
Folder 36: |
VF, History, “Twelve Million Negro Americans: Their Background, Progress, and Present Day Problems” By R. B. Eleazer, 1941 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Hospitals, Cook County Hospital, 1956-1971 |
Box 36 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Hospitals, Evanston Community Hospital, 1956 |
Box 36 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Hospitals, John A. Andrew Clinic, n.d. |
Box 36 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Hospitals, Montefiore Hospital, 1951 |
Box 36 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Hospitals, National Medical Association Annual Convention Presidential Address, 1934 |
Box 36 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Hospitals, Provident Hospital, 1972 [Additional Information in Oversized] |
Box 36 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Hospitals, Tuskegee Institute Infantile Center, 1943 |
Box 36 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Housing, Chicago, 1945-1972 |
Box 36 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Housing, Chicago Housing Authority, 1966-1973 |
Box 36 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Housing, Chicago Land Clearance Commission, Lake Meadows, 1952 |
Box 36 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Housing, Columbia, South Carolina, 1972 |
Box 36 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Housing, “Designs for Family Housing” by Committee on Housing Research and Development, University of Illinois, 1970 |
Box 36 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Housing, Fair Housing, 1968 |
Box 36 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Housing, Integration, 1970-1971 |
Box 36 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Housing, Mecca Apartments, 1950-1952 |
Box 36 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Housing, Park-Manor-Chatham Area, 1958 |
Box 36 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Housing, “Some Light of Truth on the Negro Housing Nightmare” by Paul T. Gilbert and J.M. Klein, 1945 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Housing, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1968 (1) |
Box 36 |
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VF, Housing, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1968 (2) |
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VF, Housing, “Why the Ghetto Must Go” by Sterling Tucker, 1968 |
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VF, Insurance, 1970-1972 |
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VF, Insurance, Chicago Insurance Association Awards Banquet, 1962 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Insurance, Illinois Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1961 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Insurance, Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Company, 1941-1962, n.d. |
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VF, Insurance, National Negro Insurance Association, 1948 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Insurance, Unity Mutual Life Insurance Company, 1953 [Additional Information in Oversized] |
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VF, Integration, Integrated Education, Issue 6, 1964 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Intelligence, “The Mind of the Negro” by H.A. Overstreet, 1945 |
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VF, Intelligence, “Race and Intelligence: A Scientific Evaluation” edited by Melvin M. Tumin, 1963 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Inventions, Radiator Bracket and Aerial Bombs, 1942 |
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VF, Inventors, “Black Inventor Unveils Anti-Pollution Devices,” 1970 |
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VF, Jamaica, 1970 |
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VF, Japanese Negroes, 1944 |
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VF, Judges, Negro Judges in the Municipal Court of Chicago, 1968 |
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VF, Justice, 1972 |
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VF, Kwanza, 1975, n.d. |
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VF, Labor, 1942-1955 |
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VF, Labor, “Are They Fooling You?” [Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts], c.1940s(?) |
Box 36 |
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VF, Labor, Jamaica Labor Riots, n.d. |
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VF, Labor, Labor Leaders (A. Philip Randolph and Willard S. Townsend), 1956 |
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VF, Labor, “The Negro and the CIO” by Helen M. Gould, 1945 |
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VF, Labor, “Negro Women War Workers,” Women’s Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, 1945(?) |
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VF, Labor, “Welcome Into the UTSEA-CIO,” c.1940s |
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VF, Labor and Laboring, “Blacks in Meatpacking: Another View of the Jungle” by Walter Fogel (Institute of Industrial Relations), 1971 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Labor Relations, “Brother Jim Crow” by James Rorty, 1943 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Labor Relations, Discrimination in Skilled Trades and Training Programs, 1943-1957 |
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VF, Language, Third Ear, 1971 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Leader (Interracial), 1944 |
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VF, Liberia, 1943-1944 |
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VF, Literature, Community Magazine, February 1962 |
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VF, Literature, “Do Our Writers Know the Negro” by Harry A. Overstreet, 1944 |
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Folder 52: |
VF, Literature, “Let My People Go” by William H. Slavick, 1952 |
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VF, Literature, “The Negro as Novelist” by Henrietta Buckmaster, 1953 |
Box 36 |
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VF, Literature, Reviews of Langston Hughes’s “The Big Sea” and W.E.B. Du Bois’ “Dusk of Dawn,” 1940 |
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VF, Literature, “Some Recent Literature by and about Negroes” by Jessie P. Guzman, 1947 |
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VF, Lynch Law, 1947-1948 |
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VF, Lynchings, 1940-1942, n.d. |
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VF, Maps, “Areas of Negro Residence in Chicago” by Chicago Urban League, 1965 |
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VF, March on Washington Movement, Congress, 1943 |
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VF, March on Washington Movement, A. Philip Randolph and the Philosophy behind the March on Washington Movement, 1943 |
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VF, March on Washington Movement, “War’s Greatest Scandal,” 1943 |
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VF, Mary McLeod Bethune Exhibit, n.d. |
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VF, Maryland, “The Negro Lawyer in Maryland” by A. Briscoe Koger, 1948 |
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VF, Maryland, Soldiers, “The Maryland Negro in Our Wars” by A. Briscoe Koger, 1942 |
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VF, Medicine, Achievements of Negroes in Medicine, 1946-1947 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Medicine, American College of Surgeons, 1946-1948 |
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VF, Medicine, Black Contributions to Biomedical Research, 1971 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Medicine, “The Black Gap in Medical School” by Vernon Jarrett, 1975 |
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VF, Medicine, Chicago Research Medical Associates, 1949 |
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VF, Medicine, “A Half Century Review of the National Medical Association” by T.M. Smith, 1944 |
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VF, Medicine, “Internships, Residencies, and Post Graduate Training” by M.O. Bousfield, 1940 |
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VF, Medicine, National Negro Medical Association, 1940 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Medicine, “The Negro in Medicine” by U.G. Dailey, 1942 |
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VF, Medicine, “Negroes in Medicine in Chicago,” n.d. |
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VF, Medicine, “New Opportunities for Negroes in Medicine,” 1962 |
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VF, Motion Pictures, 1949-1970 |
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VF, Music, 1946(?)-1947 |
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VF, Music, Composers, 1971 |
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VF, Music, Jazz, 1970-1973 |
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VF, Music, “Jim Crow,” 1973 |
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VF, Music, Liberian National Anthem, n.d. |
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VF, Music, “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” 1939(?) |
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VF, Music, Music Educators National Conference, 1970 |
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VF, Music, “Negro Music Goes to Par” by Alain Locke, n.d. |
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VF, Music, “Racism: the Acid that Disfigures Black Artists” by Craig McGregor, 1971 |
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VF, Music, “Reflections on the History of Jazz” by S. I. Hayakawa, 1945 |
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VF, Music, “Spirituals to Symphonies” by Shirley Graham, 1936 |
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VF, Music, “Symphonic Music by Black Composers,” 1973 |
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VF, Musicians, Bethune, Thomas, John Boone, Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield, and Tom Lemonier, 1945 |
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VF, Musicians, Dawson, William L. and Florence Price, n.d. |
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VF, Musicians, The Dells, 1970-1971 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Musicians, “For Black Conductors, A Future? Or Frustration” by Allen Hughes, 1970 |
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VF, Musicians, The Staples Singers, 1971 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Musicians, Wendell Phillips High School Choir, 1970 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Negro History, “The Negro in History, A Radio Talk” by James S. Le Vine, 1946 |
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VF, Negro History, Study and Teaching Guides, n.d. (1) |
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VF, Negro History, Study and Teaching Guides, n.d. (2) |
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VF, Negro History, National Newspaper Week, 1944-1948 |
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VF, Newspapers, Black Truth, 1970 |
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VF, Newspapers, Chicago Daily Defender, 1969 |
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VF, Newspapers, Soul Force, 1969 |
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VF, Nutrition, Soul Food, 1971 |
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VF, Olympic Games, 1948 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Olympic Games, “The Olympic Games, Negro Athletes and the 1952 Helsinki Festival” by Langston Hughes, 1952 |
Box 37 |
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VF, Opera, Author Unknown, Essay on “Troubled Island” by William Grant Still and Langston Hughes, 1948 |
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VF, Opera, Koanga, 1970 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Afro-American Music Opportunities Association, 1973-1975, n.d. |
Box 38 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Organizations, Afro-American Patrolmen’s League, 1969-1972, n.d. |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Alpha Kappa Alpha, 1957 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, American Civil Liberties Union, 1951 |
Box 38 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Organizations, American Council on Race Relations, 1950(?) |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, American Council on Race Relations, Report, 1948-1950 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, American Council on Race Relations, “Studies in Reduction of Prejudice,” 1948 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, American Council on Race Relations and the National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials, 1949 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, “Racially Separate or Together,” 1969 |
Box 38 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Organizations, A. Philip Randolph Institute, 1971, n.d. |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Congressional Black Caucus, 1971-1974 |
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VF, Organizations, Black Leaders and Organizations, 1972 |
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VF, Organizations, Black Panther Party, 1969-1970 |
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VF, Organizations, Black Strategy Center, 1970 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Central South Side Community Council, 1957 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Chicago Child Care Society, 1954 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Chicago Unity Organizations, 1948 |
Box 38 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Organizations, Chicago Urban League, 1942-1972, n.d. |
Box 38 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Organizations, Chicago Urban League, Annual Reports, 1948-1951 |
Box 38 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Organizations, Chicago Urban League, Youth Guidance Project, 1959 |
Box 38 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Organizations, Committee on Racial Equality (CORE), “The American Red Cross and Negro Blood,” c.1940s |
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VF, Organizations, Communist Party, 1948 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Congress of Industrial Organizations, “The C.I.O. and the Negro Worker,” c.1941(?) |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Congress of Industrial Organizations, “Working and Fighting Together,” 1943 |
Box 38 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Organizations, Du Sable Lodge 751 (International Worker’s Order), 1946 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Hull House Association, 1963 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, Joint Negro Appeal, 1956 |
Box 38 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Organizations, Julius Rosenwald Fund, 1948-1949(?), n.d. |
Box 38 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Organizations, The Lincoln Dental Society, 1963 |
Box 38 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Organizations, Malcolm X Black Hand Society of the World Inc., 1968-1970, n.d. |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, NAACP, 1939-1972 |
Box 38 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Organizations, NAACP, Annual Reports, 1953-1958 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, NAACP, Chicago Branch, 1917-1954 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, NAACP, History, “The Story of the NAACP” by Calvin Kytle, 1956 |
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VF, Organizations, NAACP, Illinois State Conference, 1950 |
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VF, Organizations, NAACP, Illinois Convention, 1952 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, National Association of Colored Women, 1946-1956, n.d. |
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VF, Organizations, National Black Political Convention (Gary, Indiana), 1972 |
Box 38 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Organizations, National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1944-1950, n.d. |
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VF, Organizations, National Conference of Christians and Jews, Brotherhood Week, 1957-1958, n.d. |
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VF, Organizations, National Council of Negro Women, 1944-1946 |
Box 38 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Organizations, National De Saible Memorial Society, 1934-1975 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, National Negro Congress, 1937 |
Box 38 |
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VF, Organizations, National Pharmaceutical Association, 1963 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Organizations, National Urban League, Annual Reports, 1938-1946 |
Box 39 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Organizations, Interracial Cooperation In Action, 1943 |
Box 39 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Organizations, Operation Breadbasket, 1967-1970 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Organizations, Operation PUSH, 1972, n.d. |
Box 39 |
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VF, Organizations, Progressive Citizens of America, 1948 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Organizations, Robert Taylor Youth Foundation, c.1970(?) |
Box 39 |
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VF, Organizations, United Packinghouse Workers, “Action Against Jim Crow,” 1957 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Organizations, Washington Park Improvement Association, 1954 |
Box 39 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Organizations, Workers Defense League, “Jobs Without Creed or Color” by Winifred Rausenbush, 1945 |
Box 39 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Poetry, Bevel, James L., “Ode to Martin Luther King, Jr.,” c.1968(?) |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, Brooks, Gwendolyn, “A Hymn to Chicago,” c.1983(?) |
Box 39 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Poetry, Brooks, Gwendolyn, “The Assassination of John F. Kennedy,” 1963 |
Box 39 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Poetry, Brooks, Gwendolyn, “The Wall,” 1967 |
Box 39 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Poetry, Brooks, Gwendolyn, “We Real Cool,” 1959 |
Box 39 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Poetry, Brown, James, “An Ode to Martin Luther King,” 1964 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, Burroughs, Margaret T. G., “What Shall I Tell My Children Who Are Black?” 1968 |
Box 39 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Poetry, Danner, Margaret, “Far From Africa,” 1952 |
Box 39 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Poetry, Diggs, Alfred, “Naturally Black,” 1968 |
Box 39 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Poetry, Dodson, Owen V., “The Ballad of Dorie Miller,” 1942(?) |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, Du Bois, W. E. B., “The Rosenbergs,” 1953 |
Box 39 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Poetry, Hughes, Langston, “The Backlash Blues,” 1966 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, Jones, Le Roi, “A Poem for Black Hearts,” 1965 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, La Touche, Jon, “Ballad for Americans,” n.d. |
Box 39 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Poetry, Nichols, Roland H., “Going Straight, A Poem of Prayer,” 1950 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, Tilton School Students’ Poetry, 1970 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Poetry, Walker, Margaret, “The Ballad of the Free,” 1966 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Police, Chicago Police Department, 1975 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Police, Summerdale Burglary Scandal, 1960 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, 1971-1972 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, 1956 Presidential Election, 1956 |
Box 39 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Politics, Annotated Bibliography of Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, 1971 |
Box 39 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Politics, “Black Candidates: Southern Campaign Experiences” by Julian Bond, 1969 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Black Caucus, 1971, n.d. |
Box 39 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Politics, Black Congressmen, 1971 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Black Democrats in 77th Illinois General Assembly, 1971 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, “Blacks and Metropolitans Governance: The Stakes of Freedom” by William D. Hawley, 1972 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Black Political Agenda, 1970 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Black State Legislators (Joint Center for Political Studies), 1973 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Bronzeville Mayors, 1940 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Chicago, 1972 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Con Con Issues (Constitutional Convention), 1970 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Democratic Party, 1972 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, “The Future of the Negro in American Life,” 1942 |
Box 39 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Politics, G.O.P. Convention, 1948-1972 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, House Un-American Activities Committee, 1948 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Negroes Attend First Political Convention – Texas, 1946 |
Box 39 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Politics, Progressive Party/Progressive Platform Challenges G.O.P. and Democrats, 1948 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1946 |
Box 39 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Politics, Wendell Willkie and the Negro, 1944 |
Box 39 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, 1949, n.d. |
Box 39 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, “Battle for the Vote Unifies Negroes” by Enoc P. Waters, 1946 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, Disenfranchisement of Negroes (Articles by A. S. Henning), 1940 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, Communist Party, “The Road to Negro Liberation,” 1934 |
Box 39 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, Election of Negro Prosecutor [Percy Langster] in Baldwin, Michigan, 1948 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, “The Negro in 1944” by the National Political Action Committee, C.I.O., 1944(?) |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, Miami Gets First Negro Juror; Tennessee – First Negro Judge in 72 Years, 1942 |
Box 39 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, “The Negro and the Democratic Party” by Arthur Mitchell, 1940 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, Political Participation – A Report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1968 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, South Carolina and Georgia, 1948 |
Box 39 |
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VF, Politics and Suffrage, Tuskegee, Alabama, 1948 |
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VF, Population, 1960 Census of Population – Supplementary Report, Negro Population by County 1960 and 1950 by U.S. Department of Commerce, 1966 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Population, Black Population in Suburbs, 1971 |
Box 40 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Population, Chicago, 1965 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Population, Current Population Reports – Negro Population, 1968 |
Box 40 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Population, Current Population Reports – Population Estimates, Estimates of Population of the United States by Age, Race, and Sex: July 1, 1968, 1968 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Population, U.S. Negro Population, 1948 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Population, Washington, D.C., 1961 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Population, “We the Black People of the United States,” c.1960s |
Box 40 |
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VF, Post Office, 1946-1947 |
Box 40 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Poverty, “About the Poor: Some Facts and Some Fictions” by Elizabeth Herzog, 1968 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Poverty, Food Stamps, 1972 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Poverty, “Our Urban Poor: Promises to Keep and Miles to Go” by St. Clair Drake, 1967 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Poverty, “The People Left Behind” – A Report by the President’s National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty, 1967 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Poverty, War on Poverty, 1965 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Prayer for Brotherhood, 1953 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Prejudice, 1944-1950, n.d. |
Box 40 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Prejudice, “Clare Booth Luce Raps Prejudice,” n.d. |
Box 40 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Prejudice, “Is prejudice poisoning our kids?” in Woman’s Home Companion, 1949 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Prejudice, “Racism at the Grass Roots” by Max Lerner, 1945 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, Black Magazines, 1972 |
Box 40 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Press, “The Black Press in Transition” by L.F. Palmer, Jr., 1970 |
Box 40 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Press, “Book Publishing a Racist Club?” 1971 |
Box 40 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Press, The Chicago Defender, National Grapevine by Charley Cherokee, 1943 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, “The Negro Press and the Issues of Democracy” by Marshall Field, 1944 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, “The Negro Press Today” by Frederick G. Detweiler, 1938 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, “The Negro Press – Today and Tomorrow” by P.B. Young in Opportunity, October 1939 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, New York Post, 1970 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, Pittsburgh Courier, 1944-1949 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Press, U.S. Census, Negro Newspapers and Periodicals, 1939 |
Box 40 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Press, U.S. Senate Press Gallery, 1956 |
Box 40 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Professions, Black Judges, 1963-1971 |
Box 40 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Professions, “Bulletin of the Chicago Ethical Pharmacists Association,” 1937 |
Box 40 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Professions, Lawyers, 1959 |
Box 40 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Professions, “The Need and Training of Negro Physicians” by H.A. Callis, 1935 |
Box 40 |
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VF, Professions, Nurses and Nursing, 1935-1949, n.d. |
Box 40 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Puerto Rico, “Tour of American Outpost” by Deton J. Brooks, Jr., 1943 |
Box 40 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Race, “Cultural Backgrounds and Attitudes among Negroes” by Elizabeth Grant Watkins, 1936 |
Box 40 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Race, “Race and Unreason: Anti-Negro Opinion in Professional and Scientific Literature Since 1954” by Isabella Black, 1965 |
Box 40 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Race Problems, Anti-Negro Propaganda in School Textbooks, 1939 |
Box 40 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Race Problems, “Behold the Land” by W.E.B. Du Bois, 1946 |
Box 40 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Race Problems, “I, Too, Am Americas” by Janet E. Seville, 1936 |
Box 40 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Race Problems, Interracial Problem in America, 1937 |
Box 40 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Race Problems, “Majority, Minority – How Do We Get That Way?” c.1940s |
Box 40 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Race Problems, “Race Consciousness among American Negroes” by Elizabeth A. Ferguson, 1938 |
Box 40 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Race Problems, “Race Prejudice” by Franz Boas, 1943 |
Box 40 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Races Problems, San Francisco, California, 1943 |
Box 40 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Race Problems, Veterans Airport Housing Project, 1946 |
Box 40 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Race Relations, Atlanta, Churchwomen resist Racial Discrimination, 1949 |
Box 40 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Race Relations, American Federation of Teachers, 1946 |
Box 40 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Race Relations, “An American Revolution” by Charles S. Johnson, 1949 |
Box 40 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Race Relations, Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Birth, “Resource Unit on Race, Prejudice…” 1971 |
Box 40 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Race Relations, Anti-discrimination legislation, 1945 |
Box 40 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Race Relations, Australia, 1970-1972 |
Box 40 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Race Relations, Britain, “Brown Babies,” 1949 |
Box 40 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Race Relations, Cambridge, Maryland, 1963 |
Box 40 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Race Relations, Camp Stewart (Georgia), 1943, n.d. |
Box 40 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Race Relations, Charles S. Johnson discusses race relations and global war, 1943 |
Box 40 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Race Relations, Chicago, “Race Relations in Chicago: Report of the Mayor’s Committee on Race Relations,” 1944 |
Box 40 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Race Relations, Chicago, “Race Relations in Chicago: Report of the Mayor’s Commission on Human Relations for 1945,” 1945 |
Box 40 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Race Relations, Chicago Charter of Human Relations, 1945 |
Box 41 |
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VF, Race Relations, “The Core of America’s Race Problem” edited by Dorothy I. Height, 1945 |
Box 41 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Race Relations, Course on Race Relations at St. John’s University, 1946 |
Box 41 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Race Relations, Cuba, Cuban Army, 1948 |
Box 41 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Race Relations, Digest of Myrdal’s “An American Dilemma,” 1944 |
Box 41 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Race Relations, Education, “Chicago Racial Findings Begin to Show Results,” 1948 |
Box 41 |
Folder 6: |
V F, Race Relations, Federal Government, 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Race Relations, Germany, “Meader’s German Report,” 1947 |
Box 41 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Race Relations, “Hatred Breeds Fascism” by George Meany (AFL), n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Race Relations, “Humans in Bondage” by Lillian E. Smith, 1944 |
Box 41 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Race Relations, Interracial Camp (Wisconsin), 1948, n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Race Relations, Interracial Commission, San Francisco Council of Churches, “Is it American? Democratic? Christian?” c.1940s(?) |
Box 41 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Race Relations, Italy, Brown Babies, 1949 |
Box 41 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Race Relations, Jewish Labor Committee and Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Birth, “Rumor Clinic,” 1951 |
Box 41 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Race Relations, Latin America, 1941 |
Box 41 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Race Relations, “Let’s Face the Race Question,” 1944 |
Box 41 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Race Relations, Lillian Smith’s “Strange Fruit,” 1944, n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Race Relations, National Urban League, “A Summary Report of Industrial Relations Laboratory – Part I: Performance of Negro Workers in Three Hundred War Plants,” 1944 |
Box 41 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Race Relations, “The Negro in America” by Maxwell S. Stewart. 1944 |
Box 41 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Race Relations, “The Negro in America Today” by Alan Paton, 1954 |
Box 41 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Race Relations, Negro-Jewish Relations, 1946 |
Box 41 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Race Relations, Pearl Buck speaks for Democracy, 1942(?) |
Box 41 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Race Relations, Presbyterian Church, Adventures in Brotherhood Project, c.1940s(?) |
Box 41 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Race Relations, Puerto Rico, 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Race Relations, “Race Hatred Is Blasphemy” by the Commission on Justice and Peace of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1947 |
Box 41 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Race Relations, Race Relations Honor Roll, 1941-1946 |
Box 41 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Race Relations, Racial Tensions in Chicago (Article by Frayser T. Lane), n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Race Relations, “Racism: The Worst Tool of Cruelty” by Roy L. Brown, 1972 |
Box 41 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Race Relations, Race Relations in the South, A Tuskegee Institute Report, 1962 |
Box 41 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Race Relations, Racial Stereotypes, 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Race Relations, Roots of Racial Tension, 1952 |
Box 41 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Race Relations, Russia, 1971 |
Box 41 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Race Relations, South Africa, 1948, n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Race Relations, Southern Conference for Human Welfare, n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Race Relations, Soviet Union, 1946 |
Box 41 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Race Relations, Student Race Strikes in Gary, IN, and Chicago, IL, 1945 |
Box 41 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Race Relations, “Terrorist Attacks against Negro Homes in Chicago” map, 1944-1946 |
Box 41 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Race Relations, “There are Things to do” by Lillian Smith, 1942-1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Race Relations, Venezuela, Venezuelan Army, 1948 |
Box 41 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Race Relations, “A Way with Prejudice” by Irving J. Lee, 1942 |
Box 41 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Race Relations, “Whither Northern Race Relations Committees?” by Robert C. Weaver, 1944 |
Box 41 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Racism, 1971-1972 |
Box 41 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Racism, “Racism in America and How to Combat it,” U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1970 |
Box 41 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Radio, 1971-1972 |
Box 41 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Radio, “Here Comes Tomorrow,” 1947-1948 |
Box 41 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Randall House, 1956 |
Box 41 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Recreation, n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Religion, Black Jews in Chicago, 1968 |
Box 41 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Religion, Black Theology, 1971 |
Box 41 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Religion, Chicago Baptist Institute, 1973 |
Box 41 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Religion, “The Negro in Chicago” by Reverend Harold M. Kingsley, 1930 |
Box 41 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Religion, Soul Saint/Soul Santa, 1970 |
Box 41 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Revolution, 1967 |
Box 41 |
Folder 53: |
VF, Riots, Anti-Negro Riots and C.I.O., 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 54: |
VF, Riots, Chicago Anti-Riot Board, 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 55: |
VF, Riots, Detroit, Michigan, 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 56: |
VF, Riots, Dixie Race Riots (Beaumont, Texas; Marianna, Florida; Chester, Pennsylvania; Collins, Mississippi; Augusta, Georgia; Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi; Camp Stewart, Georgia), 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 57: |
VF, Riots, “Experts Trace Race Conflicts to Dixie Exodus,” 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 58: |
VF, Riots, Los Angeles Riot (Article by Langston Hughes), 1943 |
Box 41 |
Folder 59: |
VF, Riots, Peekskill Riot, 1949 |
Box 41 |
Folder 60: |
VF, Riots, Peoria Street, 1950, n.d. |
Box 41 |
Folder 61: |
VF, Riots, “Race Riots Aren’t Necessary” by Alfred McClung Lee (American Council on Race Relations), 1945 |
Box 41 |
Folder 62: |
VF, Riots, Tennessee and Kentucky, 1956 |
Box 42 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Riots, U.S. Congress (90th) Subcommittee on Business and Commerce, Rehabilitation of |
Box 42 |
Folder 2: |
District of Columbia Areas Damaged by Civil Disorders, Parts I and II, 1968 |
Box 42 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Riots, U.S. Congress (90th) Subcommittee on Investigations, Riots Civil and Criminal Disorders, Parts II and III, 1967 |
Box 42 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Riots, U.S. Congress (90th) Subcommittee on Investigations, Riots Civil and Criminal Disorders, Part IV, 1967 |
Box 42 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Riots, “Why Race Riots? Lessons from Detroit” by Earl Brown. 1944 |
Box 42 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Riots, Zoot Suit Riots, 1943 |
Box 42 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Science/Scientists, 1947-1970, n.d. |
Box 42 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Schomberg Collection, 1942-1971, n.d. |
Box 42 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Scottsboro Case, 1934 |
Box 42 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Sects, “The Voodoo Cults among Negro Migrants in Detroit” by Erdmann Doanne Beynon, 1938 |
Box 42 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Segregation, 1949-1958 |
Box 42 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Segregation, “The American Caste System” by Buell G. Gallagher, 1941 |
Box 42 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Segregation, Delaware and New Jersey, 1948 |
Box 42 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Segregation, “Erasing the Color Line” by George M. Houser, 1945 |
Box 42 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Segregation, Professions, 1950 |
Box 42 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Segregation, Railroad, n.d. |
Box 42 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Segregation, Segregation in the South, 1956 |
Box 42 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Segregation, “Segregation in Washington (D.C.),” 1948 |
Box 42 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Segregation, “The Sin of Segregation” The Immorality of Racial Segregation” by George H. Dunne, 1945 |
Box 42 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Segregation, “The Supreme Court Order on School Desegregation” by the NAACP, 1955 |
Box 42 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Segregation, “Unsegregated Seating Makes Nightsticks Fly,” 1948 |
Box 42 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Selma to Montgomery March, 1965 |
Box 42 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Senior Citizens, 1965-1972 |
Box 42 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Sickle Cell Anemia, 1950-1972 (1) |
Box 42 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Sickle Cell Anemia, 1950-1972 (2) |
Box 42 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Sickle Cell Anemia, 1950-1972 (3) |
Box 42 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Social Problems, “America’s Obligation to Its Negro Citizens” by Mark Ethridge, 1937 |
Box 42 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Social Problems, “Civil and Social Rights of the Negro” by Bryant Putney, 1937 |
Box 42 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Social Problems, “Social Origins of Distinguished Negroes, 1770-1865,” 1955 |
Box 42 |
Folder 30: |
VF, South Africa, Foreign Policy Association, Headline Series South Africa by Gwendolen M. Carter, 1955 |
Box 42 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Southside Community Committee, 23rd Annual Blue Ribbon Tea, 1964 |
Box 43 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Sports, “The Angry Black Athlete,” 1968 |
Box 43 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Sports, Basketball, 1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Sports, “The Black Athlete – A Shameful Story” by Jack Olsen, 1968 |
Box 43 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Sports, “The Negro in Athletics” by Robert L. Nelson, 1940 |
Box 43 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Sports, “Larry Doby’s War with Himself” by Charles Dexter, 1953 |
Box 43 |
Folder 6: |
VF, St. Louis, Missouri, “Contributions of Blacks to St. Louis from A to Z” by Julia Davis, 1975 |
Box 43 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Suffrage, Negro Suffrage in the South, 1948-1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Supreme Court Decision, Lloyd Gaines vs. The University of Missouri, 1939 |
Box 43 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Television, 1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Texas, Texas Centennial Exposition, 1936 |
Box 43 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Theater, 1950-1971 |
Box 43 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Theater, Native Son, 1941 |
Box 43 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Toronto, Ontario, Black Library, 1969 |
Box 43 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Toronto, Ontario, Newspapers, 1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Travel, “The Black and White Bus Lines” by Mary E. Mebane, 1971 |
Box 43 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Travel, “Landmarks of Negro History,” 1963 |
Box 43 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Travel, The New Negro Traveler and Conventioneer, 1969 |
Box 43 |
Folder 18: |
VF, U.S. Armed Forces, 1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 19: |
VF, U.S. Armed Forces, Race Relations, 1949-1971 |
Box 43 |
Folder 20: |
VF, U.S. Army, 1948-1972 |
Box 43 |
Folder 21: |
VF, U.S. Army, Air Corps Officers, 1946 |
Box 43 |
Folder 22: |
VF, U.S. Army, Discrimination, 1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 23: |
VF, U.S. Army, Liberia, 1941 |
Box 43 |
Folder 24: |
VF, U.S. Army, “Old Jim Crow in Uniform” by Walter Wilson, 1939 |
Box 43 |
Folder 25: |
VF, U.S. Census, Life Expectancy Rates, 1936 |
Box 43 |
Folder 26: |
VF, U.S. Foreign Policy, Africa, c.1944(?) |
Box 43 |
Folder 27: |
VF, U.S. Naval Academy and U.S. Military Academy, 1949 |
Box 43 |
Folder 28: |
VF, U.S. Navy, 1946-1971 |
Box 43 |
Folder 29: |
VF, U.S. Navy, WAVES, 1948 |
Box 43 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Washburne Trade School, 1945 |
Box 43 |
Folder 31: |
VF, West Africa, 1971 |
Box 43 |
Folder 32: |
VF, White Circle League, 1950-1952 |
Box 43 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Winstonville, Mississippi, 1946 |
Box 43 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Women, 1953-1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Women, “Achievements of Negro Women” by Geneva W. Blake, 1930-1931 |
Box 43 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Women, Apartheid, 1970 |
Box 43 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Women, “The Black Women’s Burden” by Fletcher Knebel, 1969 |
Box 43 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Women, Black Women’s Involvement in the Women’s Liberation Movement, 1971 |
Box 43 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Women, Blount, Mildred, Jessie Packhurst Guzman, Dr. Ruth Temple, Beulah Washington, Hazel Washington, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Women, Clubwomen, 1947 |
Box 43 |
Folder 41: |
V F, Women, “Colored Women and World Peace” by Mary Church Terrell, 1932 |
Box 43 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Women, Employment, 1951-1953 |
Box 43 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Women, International Congress of Women, December 1945 |
Box 43 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Women, “Our Women: Past, Present, and Future” by Hallie Q. Brown, 1925 |
Box 43 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Women, Women’s Day, 1968 |
Box 43 |
Folder 46: |
VF, World War 1939, African American Discussions on Civil Rights, 1943 |
Box 43 |
Folder 47: |
VF, World War 1939, American Red Cross, c.1942-1944(?) |
Box 43 |
Folder 48: |
VF, World War 1939, Aviation, Tuskegee Airmen (99th Pursuit Squadron), 1942-1945, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 49: |
VF, World War 1939, Balloon Barrage Unit, 1944 |
Box 43 |
Folder 50: |
VF, World War 1939, Congressional Record, “The Negro Soldier” by Helen G. Douglas, 1946 |
Box 43 |
Folder 51: |
VF, World War 1939, Defense Jobs, 1941 |
Box 43 |
Folder 52: |
VF, World War 1939, Merchant Marine, Robert S. Abbott Ship Launching, 1944 |
Box 43 |
Folder 53: |
VF, World War 1939, Parachute Unit, 1944 |
Box 43 |
Folder 54: |
VF, World War 1939, Race Relations, 1941-1943, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 55: |
VF, World War 1939, Royal Air Force, Ferry Command, 1942 |
Box 43 |
Folder 56: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Armed Forces, Army Service Forces (ASF) University Centers, 1945 |
Box 43 |
Folder 57: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, 1942-1946, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 58: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, 24th Infantry, 1944 |
Box 43 |
Folder 59: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, 92nd Division, 1944-1945 |
Box 43 |
Folder 60: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, 272nd Infantry, 1945 |
Box 43 |
Folder 61: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, Chicago Doctors, 1943 |
Box 43 |
Folder 62: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, Distribution of Negro Servicemen, 1944, 1945, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 63: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, Engineers, 1942 |
Box 43 |
Folder 64: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, England, 1944 |
Box 43 |
Folder 65: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, Fort Huachuca, 1942 |
Box 43 |
Folder 66: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, Radio Communications, c.1944(?) |
Box 43 |
Folder 67: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, Russian Troops, 1945 |
Box 43 |
Folder 68: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, West Point, 1943 |
Box 43 |
Folder 69: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Coast Guard, 1943(?) |
Box 43 |
Folder 70: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Marines, 1944 |
Box 43 |
Folder 71: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Navy, Great Lakes Naval Training Station, 1943 |
Box 43 |
Folder 72: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Navy, Seabees, 1944, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 73: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Navy, Submarine Service, 1943(?) |
Box 43 |
Folder 74: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Navy, U.S.S. Harmon, 1943 |
Box 43 |
Folder 75: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Navy, WAVES and SPARs, 1944-1945, n.d. |
Box 43 |
Folder 76: |
VF, World War 1939, “War and Minority Groups” by George W. Lee, 1942 |
Box 43 |
Folder 77: |
VF, World War 1939, Women, 1939-1945(?) |
Box 43 |
Folder 78: |
VF, World War 1939, Women’s Army Corp (WACs), 1945 |
Oversized Subject Vertical Files, 1932-1972 |
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VF, Athletes, Johnson, Jack and Joe Louis, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Brown v. Board of Education, 1950-1954 |
Box 44 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Catholics, Black Catholics, 1949-1950, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Catholics, Negro Popes and Saints, 1950 |
Box 44 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Chicago, Politics, 1953-1972 |
Box 44 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Chicago, “State of the City,” 1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Churches, History of Quinn Chapel A.M.E. and Olivet Baptist Church, 1953 |
Box 44 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Churches, Moslem/Islam, 1949 |
Box 44 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Civil Rights, “Negro Progress 1956,” 1956 |
Box 44 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Civil Rights, Poor People’s Campaign, 1968 |
Box 44 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Civil Rights, “What Do Southerners Think?” 1948 |
Box 44 |
Folder 12: |
VF. Community Centers, Randall House for Negro Boys, 1948 |
Box 44 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Community Centers, Sheil House, 1947 |
Box 44 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Crime, 1932-1972 |
Box 44 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Dentistry, Hypnosis, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Desegregation, Desegregation Guidelines, 1967 |
Box 44 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Economic Conditions, Chicago, 1953 |
Box 44 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Economic Conditions, Migration South, 1972 |
Box 44 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Education, 1962 |
Box 44 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Education, Altgeld Nursey, 1947 |
Box 44 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Education, Atlanta University, 1947-1955 |
Box 44 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Education, Black Educators, 1970-1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Education, Chicago, 1953, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Education, Dillard University, 1948 |
Box 44 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Education, Farragut High School, 1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Education, Fisk University, 1941-1972 |
Box 44 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Education, Funding and Black Colleges, 1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Education, Higher Education, 1950 |
Box 44 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Education, Howard University, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Education, Jefferson High School (Students Write Script for TV show, Bewitched), 1970 |
Box 44 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Education, “The Negro Teacher,” 1944 |
Box 44 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Education, School Desegregation in Louisville, KY, 1956 |
Box 44 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Education, Urban Education, 1968 |
Box 44 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Employment, Philadelphia, 1972 |
Box 44 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Finance, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Freedom Riders, 1962, n.d. |
Box 44 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Friendship House, 1939-1959 |
Box 44 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Gangs, Blackstone Rangers, 1968 |
Box 44 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Great Migration, 1949-1956 |
Box 44 |
Folder 40: |
VF, History, “The Unfolding of Afro-American History,” 1969 |
Box 44 |
Folder 41: |
VF, History, “The Negro in World History: Mali and the Empires of the Sudan” by Philip St. Laurent, 1969 |
Box 44 |
Folder 42: |
VF, History, Kentucky, 1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 43: |
VF, History, War of 1812, 1948 |
Box 44 |
Folder 44: |
VF, History, Spanish-American War, 1948 |
Box 44 |
Folder 45: |
VF, History, European War (World War I), 1948 |
Box 44 |
Folder 46: |
VF, History, “The Negro in America Today” by Ernest Dunbar, 1962 |
Box 44 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Hospitals, Provident Hospital, 1935-1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Housing, 1948-1971 |
Box 44 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Housing, Ida B. Wells Homes, c.1940s |
Box 44 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Housing, New York City, 1947-1968 |
Box 44 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Housing, Princeton Park Homes, 1947 |
Box 44 |
Folder 52: |
VF, Insurance, Unity Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1962 |
Box 45 |
Folder 1: |
VF, Maps, “Americans of Negro Lineage” by Louise E. Jefferson, 1946 |
Box 45 |
Folder 2: |
VF, Medicine, Meharry Medical College, 1948-1970 |
Box 45 |
Folder 3: |
VF, Musicians, Fisk Jubilee Singers, 1967 |
Box 45 |
Folder 4: |
VF, Narcotics, 1971-1972 |
Box 45 |
Folder 5: |
VF, Organizations, The American Missionary Association, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 6: |
VF, Organizations, Black Panther Party, 1971 |
Box 45 |
Folder 7: |
VF, Organizations, Chicago Urban League, 1956 |
Box 45 |
Folder 8: |
VF, Organizations, NAACP, 1943-1951 |
Box 45 |
Folder 9: |
VF, Peonage, 1940 |
Box 45 |
Folder 10: |
VF, Police, Recruitment, 1971 |
Box 45 |
Folder 11: |
VF, Police, “The White Cop and the Black Rebel,” 1968 |
Box 45 |
Folder 12: |
VF, Politics, Eisenhower’s Record, 1954 |
Box 45 |
Folder 13: |
VF, Politics, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 14: |
VF, Politics, Negro and the New Deal, 1944 |
Box 45 |
Folder 15: |
VF, Politics, Negro Judges, 1956 |
Box 45 |
Folder 16: |
VF, Politics, Women in Politics, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 17: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, Chicago, 1971, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 18: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, Communist Party, 1949 |
Box 45 |
Folder 19: |
VF, Politics and Suffrage, Illinois, 1969 |
Box 45 |
Folder 20: |
VF, Population, Chicago, 1955-1964 |
Box 45 |
Folder 21: |
VF, Press, Sunday Chicago Bee, 1943 |
Box 45 |
Folder 22: |
VF, Professions, Career Advancement, 1957 |
Box 45 |
Folder 23: |
VF, Public Behavior, 1943, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 24: |
VF, Race, Race and Poverty, 1968 |
Box 45 |
Folder 25: |
VF, Race Relations, 1945-1971 |
Box 45 |
Folder 26: |
VF, Race Relations, Black Southerners’ Migration to West Coast (Article by Horace R. Cayton), 1943 |
Box 45 |
Folder 27: |
VF, Race Relations, Gunnar Myrdal’s “An American Dilemma,” 1946(?) |
Box 45 |
Folder 28: |
VF, Race Relations, King Alfred Plan, 1970-1971 |
Box 45 |
Folder 29: |
VF, Race Relations, “Negro Progress in 1953,” 1953 |
Box 45 |
Folder 30: |
VF, Race Relations, Negro Rights, 1944 |
Box 45 |
Folder 31: |
VF, Race Relations, Pearl Buck, 1933, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 32: |
VF, Race Relations, Police Racism and Brutality, 1972, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 33: |
VF, Race Relations, Progress in the South, 1948 |
Box 45 |
Folder 34: |
VF, Race Relations, Springfield Plan, 1944 |
Box 45 |
Folder 35: |
VF, Religion, Bishop John A. Gregg’s Address to Bishop’s Council, 1943 |
Box 45 |
Folder 36: |
VF, Religion, Black Jews, 1949, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 37: |
VF, Riots, Beaumont, Texas, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 38: |
VF, Riots, Detroit, Michigan, NAACP Involvement, 1943 |
Box 45 |
Folder 39: |
VF, Sculpture, Richmond Barthe Exhibit, 1942 |
Box 45 |
Folder 40: |
VF, Segregation, Hauser Report, 1964 |
Box 45 |
Folder 41: |
VF, Segregation, Henderson Case, 1950 |
Box 45 |
Folder 42: |
VF, Segregation, Life Magazine Articles on “The Background on Segregation,” 1956 |
Box 45 |
Folder 43: |
VF, Segregation, “The Negro in America Today” by Alan Paton, 1954 |
Box 45 |
Folder 44: |
VF, Segregation, “The Negro in the North” by Alan Paton, 1954 |
Box 45 |
Folder 45: |
VF, Segregation, Washington, D.C., 1948 |
Box 45 |
Folder 46: |
VF, Sports, Baseball, 1940-1950 |
Box 45 |
Folder 47: |
VF, Sports, Baseball, World Series, 1948 |
Box 45 |
Folder 48: |
VF, Sports, Boxing, Ali-Frazier Fight, 1971 |
Box 45 |
Folder 49: |
VF, Sports, Football, Super Bowl V, 1971 |
Box 45 |
Folder 50: |
VF, Sports, Louis, Joe, Henry Armstrong, William Watson, and Satchel Paige, n.d. |
Box 45 |
Folder 51: |
VF, Sports, McDuffie, Terris, and Dave Thomas, 1945 |
Box 46 |
Folder 1: |
VF, World War 1939, 1942-1948, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 2: |
VF, World War 1939, Black Involvement and Employment, c.1940s(?) |
Box 46 |
Folder 3: |
VF, World War 1939, Heroes and Personalities, 1943-1949, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 4: |
VF, World War 1939, Morale, 1943-1945 |
Box 46 |
Folder 5: |
VF, World War 1939, Negro Troops on the Luzon and the Philippines, 1944-1945, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 6: |
VF, World War 1939, Nurses, 1944-1945, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 7: |
VF, World War 1939, Poetry, Douglass, Lt. Terry, “G.I. Talks with Old Glory,” n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 8: |
VF, World War 1939, Racial Discrimination, 1944 |
Box 46 |
Folder 9: |
VF, World War 1939, Signal Corps Unit Abroad, 1943 |
Box 46 |
Folder 10: |
VF, World War 1939, Soldiers in France, 1944 |
Box 46 |
Folder 11: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, 1942-1945, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 12: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army, 93rd Division, 1943-1945 |
Box 46 |
Folder 13: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Army Air Corps, 1942-1945, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 14: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Marines, 1943 |
Box 46 |
Folder 15: |
VF, World War 1939, U.S. Navy, 1942-1945, n.d. |
Box 46 |
Folder 16: |
VF, World War 1939, Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC), 1942-1945 |
Pamphlets from George Cleveland Hall Branch Vertical Files, 1929-1946 |
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Benedict, Ruth (National Council for the Social Studies), “Race and Cultural Relations: America’s Answer to the Myth of a Master Race” (Washington, D.C., 1942) |
Box 47 |
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Bicknell, Marguerite E. and Margaret C. McCulloch, “Guide to Information about the Negro and Negro-White Adjustment” (Memphis, 1943) |
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Cayton, Horace R. (Parkway Community House), “The Psychological Approach to Race Relations,” Reed College Bulletin 25.1 (November 1946) |
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Chicago Council against Racial and Religious Discrimination, “Side by Side” (Chicago, 1945) |
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Chicago Urban League, “Or Would You Rather Be a Bilbo?” (n.d.) |
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CIO Committee to Abolish Racial Discrimination, “Working and Fighting Together: Regardless of Race, Creed, Color or National Origin” (Washington, D.C., 1943) |
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Eleazer, R. B. (Commission on Interracial Cooperation), “Recent Trends in Race Relations” (Atlanta, 4th ed., revised, 1935) |
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Eleazer, R. B. (Conference on Education and Race Relations), “Understanding Our Neighbors: An Educational Approach to America’s Major Race Problem” (Atlanta, 1941) |
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Elliott, John H. (National Conference of Christians and Jews), “Building Bridges between Groups that Differ in Faith, Race, Culture” (New York, 1945) |
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Embree, Edwin R., “Three Ramparts We Watch,” Julius Rosenwald Fund Review (1938-1940) |
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Gould, Kenneth M., “They Got the Blame: The Story of Scapegoats in History” (New York, 1942) |
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Grunsfeld, Mary Jane (Mayor’s Committee on Race Relations), “Negroes in Chicago” (Chicago, 1944) |
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Haynes, George Edmund, “What Price American Progress?” (1938) |
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Lee, Irving J., “A Way with Prejudice,” Social Action 8.4 (April 15, 1942) |
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Locke, Alain et. al. (National Council for the Social Studies), “Diversity Within National Unity” (Washington, D.C., 1945) |
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McCulloch, Margaret C., “Know—Then Act” (New York, 1946) |
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McWilliams, Carey (National Federation for Constitutional Liberties), “Race Discrimination—And the Law” (New York, 1945) |
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Meehan, Thomas, “A Study in Black and White” (Huntington, Ind., c. 1940s?) |
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National Catholic Welfare Conference, Dept. of Social Action, “Seminar on Negro Problems in the Field of Social Action” (Washington, D.C., 1946) |
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National League of Women Voters, “Government and Our Minorities: Government’s Role in Helping to Equalize Opportunities for Minorities in the United States” (Washington, D.C, 1945) |
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Orten, Hazel V., “The American Negro: A Series of Workshop Services to be used in the Junior Department of the Church” (New York, 1929) |
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Overstreet, H. A., “The Gentle People of Prejudice” (New York, 1950) |
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Pettigrew, Thomas F. (Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai B’rith), “Racially Separate or Together?” (New York, 1969) |
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Rustin, Bayard (Fellowship of Reconciliation), “Interracial Primer: How You Can Help Relieve Tension between Negroes and Whites” (New York, 1943) |
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Stewart, Maxwell S. (Public Affairs Committee), “The Negro in America” (New York, 1944) |
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Weaver, Robert Clifton, “Community Action against Segregation,” Social Action 13.1 (January 15, 1947) |
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Weisiger, Kendall, “Background for Brotherhood” (New York, 1944) |
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Weltfish, Gene, “Meet Your Relatives…” (New York, 1946) |
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Wireman, Henrietta (U.S.O. Division), “By Different Boats” (New York, c. 1940s?) |
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[A South African,] “Prisoners of Apartheid” (London, c. 1964?) |
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Agencia-Geral do Ultamar porça do Comércio-Lisbon, “Overseas Portugal” (n.d.) |
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Aguolu, Christian Chukwunedu, “Biafra: Its Case for Independence” (Santa Barbara, Calif., 1969) |
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Aiken, Charles, ed., Brown v. Board of Education (1954), Bolling v. Sharpe (1954) in Leading Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court (San Francisco, 1963) |
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[Altman, Phyllis,] Bram Fischer Q. C. (London, 1975) |
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Amin, Samir (African Research Group), “The Class Struggle in Africa” (Cambridge, Mass., n.d.); rpt. from Revolution: Africa, Latin America, Asia 1.9 (1964) |
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Bakke, E. Wight, “Students on the March: The Cases of Mexico and Colombia” [marginalia: “Compliments of the author”] reprinted from Sociology of Education (Chicago, 1964) |
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Bell, Patricia, “Puerto Rico: ‘Island Paradise’ of U.S. Imperialism” (New York, 1967) |
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Bienen, Henry, “An Ideology for Africa,” Foreign Affairs (n.d.) |
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Black Law Defenders, “Black Laws for All Black People: Black Law, Black Law Society, Black Law Defender” (n.d.) |
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Blumberg, Nathan B., “Chicago and the Press” (Missoula, MT, 1969) |
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Boggs, James, “Manifesto for a Black Revolutionary Party” (Philadelphia [c. 1969?]) |
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Brooke, Edward W., “A Perspective on Africa: African Objectives and American Policy,” Congressional Record 90th Congress, 2nd Session (April 29, 1968) |
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Cabral, Amilcar, “The Struggle in Guinea” (Cambridge, Mass., n.d.); rpt. International Socialist Journal (May 1964) |
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Carmichael, Stokley, “Toward Black Liberation” (New York, 1966) |
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Castro, Fidel, “Appearance of Major Fidel Castro: Analyzing Events in Czechoslovakia” (August 23, 1968) |
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Cleaver, Eldridge, “Revolution and Education” (n.d.) |
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Cohen, Robert S., “Marxism and Democracy,” offprint from Herbert Aptheker, ed., Marxism and Democracy (New York, 1965): 1-17 |
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Committee of Nine of the Organization of African Unity, “Unity: The Road to Freedom in South Africa” (Lusaka, Zambia, 1965) |
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Committee of Returned Volunteers, “Abolish the Peace Corps!: or, If the Peace Corps Appeals to You, Maybe Chase Manhattan Can, Too!” (Chicago, 1971) |
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Cronje, Suzanne, “Witness in the Dark: Police Torture and Brutality in South Africa” (London, 1964) |
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Dartmouth Afro-American Society, Blackout (Fall, 1967) |
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Defense Fund for the Conspiracy Eight, “The Anti-Riot Act” (n.d.) |
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Dubula, Sol, “The Menace of Apartheid” (Prague, 1965) |
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Dunayevskaya, Raya, “Nationalism, Communism, Marxism Humanism and the Afro-Asian Revolutions” (Cambridge, U.K., 1961) |
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Faculty Civil Rights Group at Columbia University, “The Community and the Expansion of Columbia University” (December 1967) |
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Fasule, G. (African Research Group), “The Powers behind Apartheid” (Cambridge, Mass., n.d.) |
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Forman, James, “1967: High Tide of Black Resistance” (New York, 1968) |
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Frank, Andre Gunder, “Exploitation or Aid? U.S.-Brazil Economic Relations: A Case Study of U.S. Imperialism” (Ann Arbor, MI, offprint from The Nation November 16, 1963) |
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Frank, Andre Gunder, “Hugo Blanco Must Not Die: An Address to a Meeting in Solidarity with the Imperiled Peruvian Leader and the Freedom Struggle in Latin America” (Toronto, 1967) |
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Frank, Andre Gunder, “Hunger” (Ann Arbor, MI, 1964[?]) |
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Frank, Andre Gunder, “On the Mechanics of Imperialism: The Case of Brazil” (Boston, n.d.); rpt. Monthly Review (Sept. 1964) |
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Fuentes, Carlos, “The Argument of Latin America: Words for North Americans” (Boston, 1963) |
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Fyodorov, L. “Vital Problems of Our Time: Africa Forging Unity” (Chicago, 1965[?]) |
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Gehman, Linford K. and Roger D. Marshall (American Friends Service Committee), “‘…Looking through a Hole into Hell’: Two Wars, Two Letters” (Philadelphia, c. 1969[?]) |
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Gilbert, Olive and Francis W. Titus, Narrative of Sojourner Truth pts. II-IV (Los Angeles, 1964) |
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Gool, Jane, “The Crimes of Bantu Education in South Africa (Dar es Salaam, 1966) |
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Graham, Jewel, “Antioch Notes” (October 1969) |
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“The Great Socialist Cultural Revolution in China” (Peking [Beijing], 1966) |
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Grohs, G. K. “Franz Fanon and the African Revolution” cut from The Journal of Modern African Studies (vol. 6 no. 4 1968) |
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Gwassa, G. C. K. and John Iliffe, eds., “Records of the Maji Maji Rising, Part 1,” Historical Association of Tanzania Paper no. 4 (Nairobi, 1967) |
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Hancock, W. K., “Smuts: Study for a Portrait” (Cambridge, U.K., 1965) |
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Hancock, W. K., “The Smuts Papers” (London, 1956) |
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Hansen, Joseph, et. al., The Catastrophe in Indonesia: Three Articles on the Fatal Consquences of Communist Party Policy (New York, 1966) |
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Huberman, Leo and Paul Sweezy, “Revolution and Counter-Revolution in the Dominican Republic: Why the U.S. Invaded,” (Boston, 1965); rpt. Monthly Review (Sept. 1965) |
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Imari, Brother (Richard B. Henry), “War in America: The Malcolm X Doctrine” (Detroit, 1968) |
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Inman, Mary, “The Two Forms of Production under Capitalism” (Long Beach, Ca., 1964) |
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Karis, Thomas, “South Africa: The End is Not Yet,” Headline Series 176 (April 1966) |
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Kesper, Hilda, The Swazi: A South African Kingdom (New York, 1963) |
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Kim, G., “Leninism and National Liberation” (Moscow, 1970) |
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“Land or Death: Hugo Blanco and the Peasant Struggle in Peru” (New York, 1967) |
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Lawrence, Harold G., “African Explorers of the New World” (Los Angeles, 1962) |
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Lee, Franz J. T., “Anatomy of Apartheid in Southern Africa” (New York, 1963) |
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Legassick, Martin, “The National Union of South African Students: Ethnic Cleavage and Ethnic Integration in the Universities” (Los Angeles, 1967) |
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Lewis, W. Arthur, “Beyond African Dictatorship: The Crisis of the One-Party State” (1949) |
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Lightfoot, Claude M., “The Civil War and Black Liberation Today” (New York, 1969) |
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Lipset, Seymour Martin, “The Political Behavior of University Students in Developing Nations” (c. 1966?) |
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Lloyd, W. B., Peace Requires Peacemakers (Santa Barbara, Calif., 1964) |
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Mandlome, Janet Rae, “The Mozambique Institute,” South African Bulletin 9 (August 1967) |
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Matthews, Herbert L., “Return to Cuba” (Stanford, Ca., 1964[?]) |
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Matthews, Robert O., “The Suez Canal Dispute: A Case Study in Peaceful Settlement,” International Organizations 21.1 (Winter 1967): 79-100 |
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Mbioni: The Monthly Newsletter of Kivukoni College 2.5 (Dar es Salaam, n.d.) |
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McAfee, Judith L. Censuses in the Melville J. Herskovits Library of African Studies (Evanston, Il., 1975) |
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McKissick, Floyd B., “Constructive Militancy: A Philosophy and a Program” (New York, 1966) |
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Minty, Abdul S., “South Africa’s Defence Strategy” (London, 1969) |
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Modge, George Alfred, “Domestic Policies and UN Activities: The Case of Rhodesia and the Republic of South Africa,” International Organization 21.1 (Winter 1967): 55-78 |
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Negro Digest 18.12 (Oct. 1969) |
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Newton, Huey, “Essays from the Minister of Defense” (1967) |
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“North American Congress on Latin America” (New York, n.d.) |
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Nyerere, Julius, “Democracy and the Party System” (Dar es Salaam, 1963) |
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Ojukwu, Emeka, “The Ahiria Declaration (The principles of the Biafran revolution)” (Geneva, 1969) |
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“Où va le capitalisme?” (Prague, 1968) |
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Perle, Victor, “The Vietnam Profiteers” (New York, 1966) |
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Political Affairs: Theoretical Journal of the Communist Party, U.S.A. 47.2, Special Issue: The Battle for Black Liberation (Feb. 1968) |
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Ranger, T. O., “The African Churches of Tanzania,” Historical Association of Tanzania Paper no. 5 ([Nairobi], n.d.) |
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Reed, Evelyn, “Problem of Women’s Liberation: A Marxist Approach” (New York, 1967) |
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[Reissner, Will,] “Dynamics of World Revolution Today” (Toronto, 1964) |
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Revolution: Africa, Latin America, Asia 1.3 (July 1963) |
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Ritsos, Yannis, “Romiossini and Other Poems” (Madison, WI, 1969) |
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Robinson, Joan, “Notes from China” (New York, 1964) |
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Rodríguez, Carlos Rafael, “José Martí and Cuban Liberation” (New York, 1968) |
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Rustow, Dankwart A., “The Study of Elites: Who’s Who, When, and How,” World Politics 18.4 (July 1966) |
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Ryan, Pat M., “Black Writing in the U.S.A.: A Bibliographic Guide” (Brockport, NY., 1969) |
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Segal, Aaron, “Massacre in Rwanda,” Fabian Research Series 240 (London, 1964) |
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Shore, Herbert L., “Theatre in a Changing World,” The University College Dar es Salaam Inaugural Lecture Series 3 (April 1969) |
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Smock, David R., “The Forgotten Rhodesias,” Foreign Affairs (n.d.) |
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Social Action 34.8, Special Issue: “Racism in Southern Africa: Challenge to U.S. Policy” (April 1968) |
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Solidariedade: Liberadade aos Pavos do Sul de Africa! 1 (1969) |
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Sutton, J. E. G., “The East African Coast: an Historical and Archaeological Review,” Historical Association of Tanzania Paper no. 1 ([Nairobi] n.d.) |
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Tabata, I. B., “The Freedom Struggle in South Africa” (New York, 1965) |
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Tanzania, “Report of the Presidential Commission on the Establishment of a Democratic One Party State” (Dar es Salaam, 1965) |
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Tanzania, Interim Constitution of Tanzania (Dar es Salaam, 1965) |
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The Chief Albert Luthuli Memorial Fund of South Africa, “A Symposium on Africa and the Third World” (Atlanta, 1969) |
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Touval, Saadia, “The Organization of African Unity and African Borders,” cut from International Organization (vol. 11 no. 1, Winter 1967) |
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Trotsky, Leon, John Dewey, and George Novack, “Their Morals and Ours: Marxist versus Liberal Views on Morality” (New York, 1966) |
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U.S. Congress, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Africa, “Rhodesia and United States Foreign Policy” (Washington, D.C., 1969) |
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U.S. Negro World vol. 9, Special Issue: Communications Edition (1969-1970) |
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Ulyanovsky, R., et. al., National Liberation Movement: Current Problems (Moscow, n.d.) |
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United Nations General Assembly, “Apartheid in South Africa III” (New York, 1966) |
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University of Chicago Center for Policy Study, “The Quality of Inequality: Urban and Suburban Public Schools,” ed. Charles U. Daly (Chicago, 1968) |
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Verger, Pierre, “Bahia and the West Coast Trade (1549-1851)” (Nigeria, 1964) |
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Vernon, Hilda, “Vietnam: United States Dirty War” (London, c. 1960s[?]) |
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Vogel, Virgil J., “Research Project on the Spanish-Speaking People in the United States” (unpublished ms., n.d.) |
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Vogel, Virgil J., “The Indian in American History” (Chicago, 1968) |
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Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago, “Chicago Community Area Profiles” (Nov. 1964) |
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World Politics, vol. 18 no. 4 [marginalia: “Rozell W. Nesbitt”] (July 1966) |
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Malcolm X, “Malcolm X on Afro-American History” (New York, 1967) |
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Tse-tung [Zedong], Mao, Report on the Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan (Peking [Beijing], 1965) |
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Zimbabwe African Peoples’ Union, “Les Propositions Britanniques pour la Rhodesie a bord du ‘Fearless’” (Lusaka, Zimbabwe, 1969) |
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Chicago, Dept. of Development and Planning, The Comprehensive Plan of Chicago (Chicago, 1966) [Oversized] |