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"The House: The Wildflower"
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Oscar Harris collection
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eng
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Harris, Oscar
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Sunday December 3, 1950.
The Source of National Safety.
Read Zech 4: 1-10
Text: Zech 4:6-This is the word of the Lord unto Le[?] babel saying “Not by might nor by power, but my spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts.”
This moment[?] I want to speak to us on the source
This is one of the most perilous periods in the history of our great nation. Our Nation at this very moment is facing a greater peril than it had to face when the Declaration of Independence which touched off the revolutionary war. Let us look [?] back at our history
At that time ours was not even a constituted country but 13 small colonies located for the most part on the eastern seaboard seeking freedom of speech and worship with an earnest hope that they could conquer their opposers and initiate[?] Self govern men with the colonies uniting as one nation indivisible with freedom and justice for all.
That was more than 190 years ago. But what has happened since then?
The colonies have cemented themselves into the United States of America. It is no longer a little strip on the Atlantic Coast but it includes
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All the land from the Atlantic on the east to the Pacific on the West, from the Canadian border and the great lakes on the North to the Gulf of Mexico and the Rio Grande on the South Instead of 13 states – 48 states and the Alaska and a protectorate over Puerto Rico and other colonial possessions.
It has developed its natural resources and built up a commercial trade beyond any country on any other continent and because of its productivity it has grown to be if not the greatest one of the greatest of the worlds forever. In arts invention – education, wealth per capita it stands first. Its power on land on sea and in the air must recognized by all nations.
Since 1776 – when this nation fought the revolutionary war it has been victorious in wars – The War of 1812, the Mexican war, the shameful Civil War, 1861-65, The Spanish American War, World War I, WW II. In all of these our nation won the final victory.
What repercussion came[?] or[?] what was the reaction on us as result of these great victories and the phenomenal rise to power and international fame?
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And what would be the natural feeling of other nations –older but not so progressive – as ours toward us when we boastfully flaunt our power before them – or make them appear somewhat small at the conference table? I will not attempt to answer that. You know already that a nation reacts to such things as an individual does.
But for ourselves: Have we allowed our successes and our prosperity to cause us to forget that it is almighty God who has given us these superior advantages?
Have we forgotten that God requires great America to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with our God.
Has national prosperity produce in us pride and arrogance instead of humility and meekness?
Are our courts merely a Furee[?]? as someone said – where the poor cannot always be assured of justice but where poor innocent is punished but the greatly[?] rich goes free.
If this picture truthfully [?]
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Practices[?] of our nation. Let us ask ourselves what is the peril that we are facing?
Again I say “we know”. Our Army [?] suffered shameful defeat in South Korea – when we were driven nearly into the sea by the Communist.
Assuming the greatest part of the Campaign of the United Nations we succeeded in driving the communist beyond the 18th Parallel to the Manchurian borders only to meet with overwhelming numbers of Communists who were well prepared – and succeeded again not only in defeating us but put us in position – diplomatically that we cannot save our face, --- before the world.
From all appearances – the other powers – do not see us a great nation any longer.
But it is not so much what the other nations think. It is whether we have the assurance of safety
In other words are we trusting in him who can save to the utmost? It is not by might nor by power but by the spirit of God that nation can be secured.
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It is that inner poise that is needed in the whole American life. Last Monday morning I read Billy Graham’s clear cut straight-to-the point remark on ungodliness and disregard for spiritual values. Such a sermon needs to be preached over and over again by us ministers if we could get our people to trust more in the power of God’s spirit and less in in the power of armies and navies and air planes.
It is not by the power of armies that men are saved but by the spirit of God. Men have yet to learn how to build a life of safety, with people. We do not make friends by fighting them. You don’t win the love of a [?] or nation by defeating them in battle and bringing them under submission no more than you would win the love of a person by physically overpowering him or abusing him or crushing him because you happen to be stronger. Yet that seems to have been the modus of operandi of the world of all ages.
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We struggle to make our selves strong and powerful but having no inner poise or godly spiritual calm, we misuse our powers. Too many of us lack that spiritual calm that gives direction and guidance to whatever power that we have.
The peril that confronts America has another angle that intensifies it. It is what we might call the nerve shattering element. We use to think that only the large cities were nerve shattering – This is no longer true – The [?] and other [?] of steel, on subway trains and e[?] – trucks and cars are merely the visible cause of outer confusion – But the mental confusion – the clashing of thoughts, ideas, attitudes, may be found along with some noises in almost any city or town nowaday. So what have we – a strained – overtaxed type of human living – shattered nerves – tangled lives, broken homes, hospitals and sanitariums overflowing while physicians and psychiatrists are overworked. In fact – someone said we seem to know everything about life except how to live it.
With this nerve shattering element added to the perils of human control and ungodliness failing a powerful foe – and losing all of our friends who
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Were retained only by our nerves[?] gifts of money and food.
Can we imagine a greater peril? Have we ever been so lonely in need of an ally. Perhaps not humanly speaking.
But let us turn to the Christian Church in America. God in the midst of her. We will hear what God the Lord will speak. He will speak peace unto his people.
You are in trouble.
Your sons are dying
Your allies are falling away
But I will be with and when thru the deep waters.
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Sunday December 3, 1950.
The Source of National Safety.
Read Zech 4: 1-10
Text: Zech 4:6-This is the word of the Lord unto Le[?] babel saying “Not by might nor by power, but my spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts.”
This moment[?] I want to speak to us on the source
This is one of the most perilous periods in the history of our great nation. Our Nation at this very moment is facing a greater peril than it had to face when the Declaration of Independence which touched off the revolutionary war. Let us look [?] back at our history
At that time ours was not even a constituted country but 13 small colonies located for the most part on the eastern seaboard seeking freedom of speech and worship with an earnest hope that they could conquer their opposers and initiate[?] Self govern men with the colonies uniting as one nation indivisible with freedom and justice for all.
That was more than 190 years ago. But what has happened since then?
The colonies have cemented themselves into the United States of America. It is no longer a little strip on the Atlantic Coast but it includes
All the land from the Atlantic on the east to the Pacific on the West, from the Canadian border and the great lakes on the North to the Gulf of Mexico and the Rio Grande on the South Instead of 13 states – 48 states and the Alaska and a protectorate over Puerto Rico and other colonial possessions.
It has developed its natural resources and built up a commercial trade beyond any country on any other continent and because of its productivity it has grown to be if not the greatest one of the greatest of the worlds forever. In arts invention – education, wealth per capita it stands first. Its power on land on sea and in the air must recognized by all nations.
Since 1776 – when this nation fought the revolutionary war it has been victorious in wars – The War of 1812, the Mexican war, the shameful Civil War, 1861-65, The Spanish American War, World War I, WW II. In all of these our nation won the final victory.
What repercussion came[?] or[?] what was the reaction on us as result of these great victories and the phenomenal rise to power and international fame?
And what would be the natural feeling of other nations –older but not so progressive – as ours toward us when we boastfully flaunt our power before them – or make them appear somewhat small at the conference table? I will not attempt to answer that. You know already that a nation reacts to such things as an individual does.
But for ourselves: Have we allowed our successes and our prosperity to cause us to forget that it is almighty God who has given us these superior advantages?
Have we forgotten that God requires great America to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with our God.
Has national prosperity produce in us pride and arrogance instead of humility and meekness?
Are our courts merely a Furee[?]? as someone said – where the poor cannot always be assured of justice but where poor innocent is punished but the greatly[?] rich goes free.
If this picture truthfully [?]
Practices[?] of our nation. Let us ask ourselves what is the peril that we are facing?
Again I say “we know”. Our Army [?] suffered shameful defeat in South Korea – when we were driven nearly into the sea by the Communist.
Assuming the greatest part of the Campaign of the United Nations we succeeded in driving the communist beyond the 18th Parallel to the Manchurian borders only to meet with overwhelming numbers of Communists who were well prepared – and succeeded again not only in defeating us but put us in position – diplomatically that we cannot save our face, --- before the world.
From all appearances – the other powers – do not see us a great nation any longer.
But it is not so much what the other nations think. It is whether we have the assurance of safety
In other words are we trusting in him who can save to the utmost? It is not by might nor by power but by the spirit of God that nation can be secured.
It is that inner poise that is needed in the whole American life. Last Monday morning I read Billy Graham’s clear cut straight-to-the point remark on ungodliness and disregard for spiritual values. Such a sermon needs to be preached over and over again by us ministers if we could get our people to trust more in the power of God’s spirit and less in in the power of armies and navies and air planes.
It is not by the power of armies that men are saved but by the spirit of God. Men have yet to learn how to build a life of safety, with people. We do not make friends by fighting them. You don’t win the love of a [?] or nation by defeating them in battle and bringing them under submission no more than you would win the love of a person by physically overpowering him or abusing him or crushing him because you happen to be stronger. Yet that seems to have been the modus of operandi of the world of all ages.
We struggle to make our selves strong and powerful but having no inner poise or godly spiritual calm, we misuse our powers. Too many of us lack that spiritual calm that gives direction and guidance to whatever power that we have.
The peril that confronts America has another angle that intensifies it. It is what we might call the nerve shattering element. We use to think that only the large cities were nerve shattering – This is no longer true – The [?] and other [?] of steel, on subway trains and e[?] – trucks and cars are merely the visible cause of outer confusion – But the mental confusion – the clashing of thoughts, ideas, attitudes, may be found along with some noises in almost any city or town nowaday. So what have we – a strained – overtaxed type of human living – shattered nerves – tangled lives, broken homes, hospitals and sanitariums overflowing while physicians and psychiatrists are overworked. In fact – someone said we seem to know everything about life except how to live it.
With this nerve shattering element added to the perils of human control and ungodliness failing a powerful foe – and losing all of our friends who
Were retained only by our nerves[?] gifts of money and food.
Can we imagine a greater peril? Have we ever been so lonely in need of an ally. Perhaps not humanly speaking.
But let us turn to the Christian Church in America. God in the midst of her. We will hear what God the Lord will speak. He will speak peace unto his people.
You are in trouble.
Your sons are dying
Your allies are falling away
But I will be with and when thru the deep waters.
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"The source of national safety"
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Wilson, Hercules
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Hercules Wilson collection
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1950 December 3
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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en
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Sermons
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Pamphlets
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Title
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"The Story of Winfred Lynn"
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African Americans--Segregation--United States; Discrimination in the military; Draft--Law and legislation--United States; Lynn, Winfred; United States--Armed Forces--African Americans
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World War II Vertical File
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circa 1944-1945
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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auc.146.0008_002.doc
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"The Urban Agenda"
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circa 1968
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John H. Wheeler collection
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eng
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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Wheeler, John H.
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Title
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"The war's greatest scandal! The story of Jim Crow in uniform"
Subject
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African Americans--Segregation--United States; Discrimination in the military; United States--Armed Forces--African Americans; World War, 1939-1945; World War 1939-1945--African Americans
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Macdonald, Dwight
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World War II vertical file
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1943
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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en
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Pamphlets
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1943
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Front cover of program with American flag illustration; Text: Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard Merchant Marine
Tribute to Negro Servicemen
Renaissance Ballroom Sunday June 27, 1943
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“MEN OF COLOR TO ARMS” – Frederick Douglass
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Was the cry of a famous Negro Leader
Of another day, when the people of this
Country fought for freedom and progress
So that all men might be free.
Today we raise this same cry because
We realize that the fate of the Negro
People is irrevocably linked with the
Fight of all men to maintain their freedom.
Reaction is at work to divide
Negro and White, Jew and Gentile, Catholic and Protestant
Reaction is at work to stop the forward
Progress of Civilization.
Our task today is to forge an unbreakable
Unity of all Patriotic Forces to
Defeat and to Remove from the face
Of the earth the menace of Fascism
..Call..
On every battle front, and on the high seas, Negro youth are engaged in the People’s Fight for Freedom. They fight against Hitler and the Axis; they fight together with soldiers of all the United Nations-The United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and China-for a world in which the realization of the Atlantic Charter and the Four Freedoms becomes a reality for all peoples.
THE DEEDS OF NEGRO SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN ARE A TRIBUTE TO THE PATRIOTISM OF YOUNG NEGRO AMERICANS EVERYWHERE IN WHOSE MINDS AND HEARTS ONE THOUGHT DOMINATES-THE FIGHT FOR VICTORY AGAINST HITLERISM IN ALL OF ITS FORMS.
But Negro youth are still discriminated against in our armed forces.
Negro solders are still refused transportation on public conveyances in the South.
Negro women are still barred from the WAVES and SPARS.
Negro nurses and doctors are still not utilized when their services are so urgently needed.
Negro officers are still not trained to any degree that they are needed and are not fully utilized for combat duty. THESE PRACTICES ARE UN-AMERICAN AND PLAY INTO THE HANDS OF HITLER, HIROHITO AND MUSSOLINI.
VICTORY DEMANDS THE COMPLETE UTILIZATION OF THE TALENTS, ENERGIES AND SERVICES OF NEGRO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, VICTORY DEMANDS THE TOTAL USE OF ALL OUR MILITARY STRENGTH AGAINST THE HEART OF THE AXIS, NOW!
JIM CROW IN THE ARMY MUST GO! It can go in the spirit of the mixed ship’s crew of gunners, etc., of the Liberty Ship, the Booker T. Washington, headed by the skipper, Capt. Hugh Mulzac. It can and must go, because America needs as a military necessity, the full utilization of the powerful striking arm of Negro Americans.
In recognition of the contributions of NEGRO SERVICEMEN IN OUR COUNTRY’S WAR AGAINST FASCISM – AND IN RECOGNITION OF OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO REMOVE THE REMAINING BARRIERS TO OUR COUNTRY’S MORALE AND EFFICIENCY....
WE CALL UPON ALL COMMUNITY GROUPS, CHURCHES, TRADE UNIONS AND INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS TO JOIN US IN PAYING TRIBUTE TO OUR NEGRO SERVICEMEN....
TRIBUTE TO NEGRO SERVICEMEN COMMITTEE
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO YOUTH
Honorary Chairman .................... Dorothy Height
Chairman .......................... Winifred Norman
Vice Chairmen ........................ Roberta Garnett
Sherman Smith
Secretary ................. Carnella Jamison
Treasurer ..................... Bobbye Madden
Administrative Secretary ................ Ruth Jett
NEW YORK STATE CONFERENCE OF NEGRO YOUTH
Chairman .................... Charles L. Kellar, Brooklyn
Vice Chairmen ....................... Warren Brown, Buffalo
Alease Ebo, Utica
Ruth Jett, New York
Corresponding Secretary ......... Winifred Jessamy, Brooklyn
Field Secretary .............. Clarice Givens, Buffalo
Treasurer .................. Emory Cain, Brooklyn
Administrative Secretary ............... Elsie Jackson, New York
COMMITTEE FOR TRIBUTE TO NEGRO SERVICEMEN
Chairmen ............................ Victoria H. Best
Secretary ....................... Lydia Moss
Treasurer ................... Bobye Madden
JOURNAL COMMITTEE
MARCUS CAINS – WALTER BRAXTON
THE NEGRO LABOR VICTORY COMMITTEE
JOINS WITH
The National Council of Negro Youth
and
The N.Y. State Conference of Negro Youth
IN PAYING
Tribute to Negro Servicemen
and to
REAFFIRM OUR PLEDGE
TO ERASE ALL BARRIERS WHICH
HINDER THE FULLEST WAR EFFORT
We Will Carry Out The Program Of
THE NEGRO FREEDOM RALLY
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A SPECIAL TRIBUTE – To the Negro Members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade who died on the battlefields of Spain in the fight against Fascism.
The Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
100 Fifth Avenue New York City
Compliments of
SAVON CLOTHES
243 WEST 125TH STREET NEW YORK CITY
Best Wishes
Carlton Avenue Branch YMCA
405 Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Herbert T. Miller
Executive Secretary
Greeting from
THE “Y” THINKERS
For Reservations AU 3-8111
Elks Rendezvou
Harlems Finest Worlds Most Modern Beautiful
CABARET
Featuring 3 Fast Stepping
Hilarious Floor Shows Nitely
That is Making Harlem History
Cor. 133rd ST. and LENOX AVE.
Never a Cover Charge
J.J. BARONE, Pres
JOHN T. VIDAL
Fine Furs
231 West 29th Street
Greetings from NEW DANCE GROUP
17 West 24th Street
New York City
CH 2-9291
Compliments of THE WITOKA CLUB
Where Each Affair is a Souvenir Thru the Years
TWO TWENTY-TWO WEST 145TH ST.
The Better Ballroom of Harlem
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..Program..
1. Invocation
2. Introduction ...................... VICTORIA BEST
3. Monologue .......................... FRED CARTER
4. Speakers ............................. DR. CHANNING TOBIAS
ASSEMBLYMAN HULAN JACK
REV A. CLAYTON POWELL MR. LIU LIANG MO
Guest Artists
DUKE ELLINGTON FATS WALLER KENNETH SPENCER
ROSETTA LA NOIR JOSH WHITE ELSIE KENNEDY
MARION BURTON CANADA LEE WARDELL SAUNDERS
ROBERT DORSEY ALMA FORREST FRED CARTER
AMERICAN PEOPLES’ CHORUS
COAST GUARD QUARTETTE
Skits by LANGSTON HUGHES
Directed by POWELL LINDSAY
HENRI CHRISTOPHE
School of Languages
200 West 135th Street
New York
Edgecombe 4-5120
Compliments of
WIEGAND PHARMACY
1661 Amsterdam Avenue
Edgecombe 4-5120
Greetings
Crystal Inn, Inc.
1697-1701 AMSTERDAM AVE.
Cor. 144th St. New York
Harry H. Morris, Pres.
Compliments of
DOOLEY WILSON
“As Time Goes By”
Compliments of
MARVIN CASSELLE
Wines and Liquors
213 West 125th Street
New York City
Let’s Get Acquainted
RENAISSANCE THEATRE
2349 Seventh Avenue
New York City
The Management
Compliments of
JIMMIE’S
Hairdressing Salon
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Greetings from
YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE, U.S.A.
NEW YORK STATE YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE
to the
TRIBUTE TO NEGRO SERVICEMEN
Help defeat Nazism – Fascism by ending Jim-Crow in the armed forces
Greetings from
Hostess Supervisory Committee
Harlem Defense
Recreation Center
Compliments of
INEZ “Pat” PATTERSON
Compliments of
SUGAR HILL RESTAURANT
1732 Amsterdam Avenue
Bet. 145th and 146th Sts.
Compliments of
Kenneth MacPHERSON
The Brooklyn National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Compliments of
ETA CHAPTER
Alpha Phi Alpha
Compliments of
SUBBEAL
Compliments of
The Air-Conditioned
WASHINGTON THEATER
Amsterdamn Ave. and 149th St.
New York City
Always a Good Show
Compliments of
ROLFE DANIELS
Funeral Home
720 St. Nicholas Avenue
Fusco and Naclarvio, Props.
Compliments of
Mr. and Mrs.
PARNELL DRAYTON
HOSTESS COMMITTEE
Ashland Place
Y.W.C.A.
Brooklyn, N.Y
HENRY DOERR
Choice Meats and Seafood
1660 Amsterdam Avenue
Bet. 142nd and 143rd Sts.
ED 4-7073
Covan’s Renny Bar & Grill
Wine and Dine
2353 Seventh Avenue
New York City
Geo. Farrel, Mgr.
Compliments of
Arberg Stationary & Card Shop
1773 Amsterdam Avenue
At 148th St. New York
Greetings
See TAYLOR
For the Best Coffee & Sandwiches
701 St. Nicholas Avenue
Best Wishes
GENSUP STATIONARY CO.
41 East 14th Street
New York City
Gramercy 7-7211-2
Compliments of Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK MONTERO
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Compliments of
MR. RUFUS N. WILKINSON
National Employers Union
1518 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, N.Y.
PR 3-8401
L.S. GONZALEZ CO.
Jewelers and Watchmakers
429 Lenox Avenue
Bet. 131st and 132nd St.
New York City
Compliments of
Mildred and Ruth Gottdank
Compliments of
GUS PHILLIPS
Pawn Broker
1748 Amsterdam Avenue
Bet 146th and 147th Sts. N.Y.
Greetings
K. WONG CHOW LOW
Chinese Restaurant
2341 Seventh Avenue
Cor. 137th St. New York
Heightstown Wine & Liquore Store
1731 Amsterdam Avenue
AU 3-3020
Compliments of
L. McDONALD CHANEY, M.D.
AU 3-3266
Arthur’s Bar & Grill
Inc.
Fine Foods, Wines, Liquors
2481 EIGHTH AVE.
Corner 133rd Street
FRANK BOOTH, Mgr.
Jimmie Daniels, Inc.
Food, Wine, Liquors
114 WEST 116TH STREET
Norvell Johnson, Mgr.
Enjoy Both of these Fine Places
AU 3-3266
LOWENSTEIN’S PHARMACY
2299 Seventh Avenue
Cor. 135th St. New York
Compliments of
Pvt. and Mrs.
HENRY R. JACKSON
Judge and Mrs.
MURRAY HEARN
Compliments of
WILLIAM BOCKER
Luncheonette
2308 Seventh Avenue
ABOLISH THE POLL TAX
WRITE YOUR SENATORS TODAY
BUY WAR BONDS
Compliments of
BRUGEMANS
Confectioners
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Compliments of
DONALD K. TAYLOR
Pharmacist
373 Lewis Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Greetings
THOMAS R. BOWAN
425 Lewis Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Compliments of
WILLIAM T. OWENS
Greetings from
Joint Board Fur Dressers and Dyers Union
Local 48, 61, 80, 85, and 88
INTERNATIONAL FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS UNION
OF U.S. AND CANADA, C.I.O.
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..SPONSORS..
CLIFFORD ALEXANDER
BERYLE BANFIELD
MARCUS CAINES
CHARLES A. COLLINS
HENRY K. CRAFT
THELMA DALE
HON. HUBERT DELANEY
DR. HAROLD EDGEHILL
DUKE ELLINGTON
MRS. DOROTHY K. FUNN
JOHN GOODMAN
MRS. EDMONIA GRANT
LILLIAN HELLMAN
VEVERA JOHNSON
CARRIE JOHNSON
CLAUDIA JONES
KENNETH MacPHERSON
HON. VITO MARCANTONIO
MRS. ALTONEL MATTHEWS
DR. LAWRENCE W. MOTTLEY
INEZ PATTERSON
CYRIL PHILIP
REGINALD PIERREPOINTE
DR. CYRIL OLLIVIERE
ATTORNEY HOPE R. STEVENS
EDWARD E. STRONG
M. MORAN WESTON
..BOOSTERS..
ANGELA ABRUZZO
MILTON ALLENSON
MARGUERITE BENNETT
LILLIAN BERLINER
LLOYD BEST
BEATRICE BERMAN
MARY L. BRIDGES
JOSEPH CAREY
MR. and MRS. ISAAC CASTER
ALVIN J. CHAPEAU
EMMA COOK
JAMES G. CUMMINGS
ALICE M. DRISCOLL
LEON J. DUFOUR
RAY DONNELLY
MARIE A. EDWARDS
RUTH FARBER
BERNARD M. FARLEY
JOSEPH FORD
ROSE FOY
LILLIAN GOLDBERG
CHARLOTTE HANSON
CATHERINE M. HICKEY
JAMES R. HILAND
MRS. SUSIE B. HOLMES
WILLIAM HURST, JR.
ATTORNEY HARRISON JACKSON
MIRIAM JACOBSON
EDWARD H. KASE
MAY C. KEHOE
JOSEPH A.D. PEREZ
MR. and MRS. BRUCE QUANDER
WILLIAM H. ROARK
IRVING RONIN
PAULINE R. SEIDLER
LORETTA A. THOMPSON
DR. ROBERT S. WHITE
LILLIAN ZIPPER
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..AUTOGRAPHS..
We salute our valiant Negro Soldiers. We pledge to help the fight on the battlefield by fighting for the fullest kind of Democracy on the Home Front.
F. McCONNEY, President WILLIAM PEASE, Vice-President
JOHN GOODMAN, Secretary-Treasurer
Hotel Front Service Employees Union
Local 144, A.F. of L.
165 WEST 46th STREET NEW YORK CITY
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Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard Merchant Marine
Tribute to Negro Servicemen
Renaissance Ballroom Sunday June 27, 1943
“MEN OF COLOR TO ARMS” – Frederick Douglass
Was the cry of a famous Negro Leader
Of another day, when the people of this
Country fought for freedom and progress
So that all men might be free.
Today we raise this same cry because
We realize that the fate of the Negro
People is irrevocably linked with the
Fight of all men to maintain their freedom.
Reaction is at work to divide
Negro and White, Jew and Gentile, Catholic and Protestant
Reaction is at work to stop the forward
Progress of Civilization.
Our task today is to forge an unbreakable
Unity of all Patriotic Forces to
Defeat and to Remove from the face
Of the earth the menace of Fascism
..Call..
On every battle front, and on the high seas, Negro youth are engaged in the People’s Fight for Freedom. They fight against Hitler and the Axis; they fight together with soldiers of all the United Nations-The United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and China-for a world in which the realization of the Atlantic Charter and the Four Freedoms becomes a reality for all peoples.
THE DEEDS OF NEGRO SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN ARE A TRIBUTE TO THE PATRIOTISM OF YOUNG NEGRO AMERICANS EVERYWHERE IN WHOSE MINDS AND HEARTS ONE THOUGHT DOMINATES-THE FIGHT FOR VICTORY AGAINST HITLERISM IN ALL OF ITS FORMS.
But Negro youth are still discriminated against in our armed forces.
Negro solders are still refused transportation on public conveyances in the South.
Negro women are still barred from the WAVES and SPARS.
Negro nurses and doctors are still not utilized when their services are so urgently needed.
Negro officers are still not trained to any degree that they are needed and are not fully utilized for combat duty. THESE PRACTICES ARE UN-AMERICAN AND PLAY INTO THE HANDS OF HITLER, HIROHITO AND MUSSOLINI.
VICTORY DEMANDS THE COMPLETE UTILIZATION OF THE TALENTS, ENERGIES AND SERVICES OF NEGRO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, VICTORY DEMANDS THE TOTAL USE OF ALL OUR MILITARY STRENGTH AGAINST THE HEART OF THE AXIS, NOW!
JIM CROW IN THE ARMY MUST GO! It can go in the spirit of the mixed ship’s crew of gunners, etc., of the Liberty Ship, the Booker T. Washington, headed by the skipper, Capt. Hugh Mulzac. It can and must go, because America needs as a military necessity, the full utilization of the powerful striking arm of Negro Americans.
In recognition of the contributions of NEGRO SERVICEMEN IN OUR COUNTRY’S WAR AGAINST FASCISM – AND IN RECOGNITION OF OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO REMOVE THE REMAINING BARRIERS TO OUR COUNTRY’S MORALE AND EFFICIENCY....
WE CALL UPON ALL COMMUNITY GROUPS, CHURCHES, TRADE UNIONS AND INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS TO JOIN US IN PAYING TRIBUTE TO OUR NEGRO SERVICEMEN....
TRIBUTE TO NEGRO SERVICEMEN COMMITTEE
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO YOUTH
Honorary Chairman .................... Dorothy Height
Chairman .......................... Winifred Norman
Vice Chairmen ........................ Roberta Garnett
Sherman Smith
Secretary ................. Carnella Jamison
Treasurer ..................... Bobbye Madden
Administrative Secretary ................ Ruth Jett
NEW YORK STATE CONFERENCE OF NEGRO YOUTH
Chairman .................... Charles L. Kellar, Brooklyn
Vice Chairmen ....................... Warren Brown, Buffalo
Alease Ebo, Utica
Ruth Jett, New York
Corresponding Secretary ......... Winifred Jessamy, Brooklyn
Field Secretary .............. Clarice Givens, Buffalo
Treasurer .................. Emory Cain, Brooklyn
Administrative Secretary ............... Elsie Jackson, New York
COMMITTEE FOR TRIBUTE TO NEGRO SERVICEMEN
Chairmen ............................ Victoria H. Best
Secretary ....................... Lydia Moss
Treasurer ................... Bobye Madden
JOURNAL COMMITTEE
MARCUS CAINS – WALTER BRAXTON
THE NEGRO LABOR VICTORY COMMITTEE
JOINS WITH
The National Council of Negro Youth
and
The N.Y. State Conference of Negro Youth
IN PAYING
Tribute to Negro Servicemen
and to
REAFFIRM OUR PLEDGE
TO ERASE ALL BARRIERS WHICH
HINDER THE FULLEST WAR EFFORT
We Will Carry Out The Program Of
THE NEGRO FREEDOM RALLY
A SPECIAL TRIBUTE – To the Negro Members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade who died on the battlefields of Spain in the fight against Fascism.
The Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
100 Fifth Avenue New York City
Compliments of
SAVON CLOTHES
243 WEST 125TH STREET NEW YORK CITY
Best Wishes
Carlton Avenue Branch YMCA
405 Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Herbert T. Miller
Executive Secretary
Greeting from
THE “Y” THINKERS
For Reservations AU 3-8111
Elks Rendezvou
Harlems Finest Worlds Most Modern Beautiful
CABARET
Featuring 3 Fast Stepping
Hilarious Floor Shows Nitely
That is Making Harlem History
Cor. 133rd ST. and LENOX AVE.
Never a Cover Charge
J.J. BARONE, Pres
JOHN T. VIDAL
Fine Furs
231 West 29th Street
Greetings from NEW DANCE GROUP
17 West 24th Street
New York City
CH 2-9291
Compliments of THE WITOKA CLUB
Where Each Affair is a Souvenir Thru the Years
TWO TWENTY-TWO WEST 145TH ST.
The Better Ballroom of Harlem..Program..
1. Invocation
2. Introduction ...................... VICTORIA BEST
3. Monologue .......................... FRED CARTER
4. Speakers ............................. DR. CHANNING TOBIAS
ASSEMBLYMAN HULAN JACK
REV A. CLAYTON POWELL MR. LIU LIANG MO
Guest Artists
DUKE ELLINGTON FATS WALLER KENNETH SPENCER
ROSETTA LA NOIR JOSH WHITE ELSIE KENNEDY
MARION BURTON CANADA LEE WARDELL SAUNDERS
ROBERT DORSEY ALMA FORREST FRED CARTER
AMERICAN PEOPLES’ CHORUS
COAST GUARD QUARTETTE
Skits by LANGSTON HUGHES
Directed by POWELL LINDSAY
HENRI CHRISTOPHE
School of Languages
200 West 135th Street
New York
Edgecombe 4-5120
Compliments of
WIEGAND PHARMACY
1661 Amsterdam Avenue
Edgecombe 4-5120
Greetings
Crystal Inn, Inc.
1697-1701 AMSTERDAM AVE.
Cor. 144th St. New York
Harry H. Morris, Pres.
Compliments of
DOOLEY WILSON
“As Time Goes By”
Compliments of
MARVIN CASSELLE
Wines and Liquors
213 West 125th Street
New York City
Let’s Get Acquainted
RENAISSANCE THEATRE
2349 Seventh Avenue
New York City
The Management
Compliments of
JIMMIE’S
Hairdressing Salon
Greetings from
YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE, U.S.A.
NEW YORK STATE YOUNG COMMUNIST LEAGUE
to the
TRIBUTE TO NEGRO SERVICEMEN
Help defeat Nazism – Fascism by ending Jim-Crow in the armed forces
Greetings from
Hostess Supervisory Committee
Harlem Defense
Recreation Center
Compliments of
INEZ “Pat” PATTERSON
Compliments of
SUGAR HILL RESTAURANT
1732 Amsterdam Avenue
Bet. 145th and 146th Sts.
Compliments of
Kenneth MacPHERSON
The Brooklyn National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Compliments of
ETA CHAPTER
Alpha Phi Alpha
Compliments of
SUBBEAL
Compliments of
The Air-Conditioned
WASHINGTON THEATER
Amsterdamn Ave. and 149th St.
New York City
Always a Good Show
Compliments of
ROLFE DANIELS
Funeral Home
720 St. Nicholas Avenue
Fusco and Naclarvio, Props.
Compliments of
Mr. and Mrs.
PARNELL DRAYTON
HOSTESS COMMITTEE
Ashland Place
Y.W.C.A.
Brooklyn, N.Y
HENRY DOERR
Choice Meats and Seafood
1660 Amsterdam Avenue
Bet. 142nd and 143rd Sts.
ED 4-7073
Covan’s Renny Bar & Grill
Wine and Dine
2353 Seventh Avenue
New York City
Geo. Farrel, Mgr.
Compliments of
Arberg Stationary & Card Shop
1773 Amsterdam Avenue
At 148th St. New York
Greetings
See TAYLOR
For the Best Coffee & Sandwiches
701 St. Nicholas Avenue
Best Wishes
GENSUP STATIONARY CO.
41 East 14th Street
New York City
Gramercy 7-7211-2
Compliments of Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK MONTERO
Compliments of
MR. RUFUS N. WILKINSON
National Employers Union
1518 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, N.Y.
PR 3-8401
L.S. GONZALEZ CO.
Jewelers and Watchmakers
429 Lenox Avenue
Bet. 131st and 132nd St.
New York City
Compliments of
Mildred and Ruth Gottdank
Compliments of
GUS PHILLIPS
Pawn Broker
1748 Amsterdam Avenue
Bet 146th and 147th Sts. N.Y.
Greetings
K. WONG CHOW LOW
Chinese Restaurant
2341 Seventh Avenue
Cor. 137th St. New York
Heightstown Wine & Liquore Store
1731 Amsterdam Avenue
AU 3-3020
Compliments of
L. McDONALD CHANEY, M.D.
AU 3-3266
Arthur’s Bar & Grill
Inc.
Fine Foods, Wines, Liquors
2481 EIGHTH AVE.
Corner 133rd Street
FRANK BOOTH, Mgr.
Jimmie Daniels, Inc.
Food, Wine, Liquors
114 WEST 116TH STREET
Norvell Johnson, Mgr.
Enjoy Both of these Fine Places
AU 3-3266
LOWENSTEIN’S PHARMACY
2299 Seventh Avenue
Cor. 135th St. New York
Compliments of
Pvt. and Mrs.
HENRY R. JACKSON
Judge and Mrs.
MURRAY HEARN
Compliments of
WILLIAM BOCKER
Luncheonette
2308 Seventh Avenue
ABOLISH THE POLL TAX
WRITE YOUR SENATORS TODAY
BUY WAR BONDS
Compliments of
BRUGEMANS
Confectioners
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Compliments of
DONALD K. TAYLOR
Pharmacist
373 Lewis Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Greetings
THOMAS R. BOWAN
425 Lewis Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Compliments of
WILLIAM T. OWENS
Greetings from
Joint Board Fur Dressers and Dyers Union
Local 48, 61, 80, 85, and 88
INTERNATIONAL FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS UNION
OF U.S. AND CANADA, C.I.O.
..SPONSORS..
CLIFFORD ALEXANDER
BERYLE BANFIELD
MARCUS CAINES
CHARLES A. COLLINS
HENRY K. CRAFT
THELMA DALE
HON. HUBERT DELANEY
DR. HAROLD EDGEHILL
DUKE ELLINGTON
MRS. DOROTHY K. FUNN
JOHN GOODMAN
MRS. EDMONIA GRANT
LILLIAN HELLMAN
VEVERA JOHNSON
CARRIE JOHNSON
CLAUDIA JONES
KENNETH MacPHERSON
HON. VITO MARCANTONIO
MRS. ALTONEL MATTHEWS
DR. LAWRENCE W. MOTTLEY
INEZ PATTERSON
CYRIL PHILIP
REGINALD PIERREPOINTE
DR. CYRIL OLLIVIERE
ATTORNEY HOPE R. STEVENS
EDWARD E. STRONG
M. MORAN WESTON
..BOOSTERS..
ANGELA ABRUZZO
MILTON ALLENSON
MARGUERITE BENNETT
LILLIAN BERLINER
LLOYD BEST
BEATRICE BERMAN
MARY L. BRIDGES
JOSEPH CAREY
MR. and MRS. ISAAC CASTER
ALVIN J. CHAPEAU
EMMA COOK
JAMES G. CUMMINGS
ALICE M. DRISCOLL
LEON J. DUFOUR
RAY DONNELLY
MARIE A. EDWARDS
RUTH FARBER
BERNARD M. FARLEY
JOSEPH FORD
ROSE FOY
LILLIAN GOLDBERG
CHARLOTTE HANSON
CATHERINE M. HICKEY
JAMES R. HILAND
MRS. SUSIE B. HOLMES
WILLIAM HURST, JR.
ATTORNEY HARRISON JACKSON
MIRIAM JACOBSON
EDWARD H. KASE
MAY C. KEHOE
JOSEPH A.D. PEREZ
MR. and MRS. BRUCE QUANDER
WILLIAM H. ROARK
IRVING RONIN
PAULINE R. SEIDLER
LORETTA A. THOMPSON
DR. ROBERT S. WHITE
LILLIAN ZIPPER
..AUTOGRAPHS..
We salute our valiant Negro Soldiers. We pledge to help the fight on the battlefield by fighting for the fullest kind of Democracy on the Home Front.
F. McCONNEY, President WILLIAM PEASE, Vice-President
JOHN GOODMAN, Secretary-Treasurer
Hotel Front Service Employees Union
Local 144, A.F. of L.
165 WEST 46th STREET NEW YORK CITY
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Title
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"Tribute to Negro Servicemen"
Subject
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African American soldiers; Discrimination in the military; United States--Armed Forces--African Americans
Creator
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Negro Labor Victory Committee
National Council of Negro Youth
N.Y. State Conference of Negro Youth
Source
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World War II Vertical File
Date
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1943 June 27
Contributor
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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Format
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image/jpeg
Language
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en
Type
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Souvenir programs
Identifier
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auc.146.0017_001.doc
auc.146.0017_002.doc
auc.146.0017_003.doc
auc.146.0017_004.doc
auc.146.0017_005.doc
auc.146.0017_006.doc
auc.146.0017_007.doc
auc.146.0017_008.doc
auc.146.0017_009.doc
auc.146.0017_0010.doc
auc.146.0017_0011.doc
Spatial Coverage
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New York (N.Y.)
Temporal Coverage
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June 1943
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Text
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Original Format
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Periodicals
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Title
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"Troops In Middle East Can Now Mail Home Free", AUC Digest Vol. 17, No. 32
Subject
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Atlanta University Center (Ga.); Persian Gulf War, 1991; Persian Gulf War, 1991--Press Coverage
Creator
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Atlanta University Center
Source
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Atlanta University Center (AUC) printed and published materials
Publisher
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AUC Digest
Date
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1990 September 24
Contributor
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
Rights
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Format
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image/jpeg
Language
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en
Type
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Periodicals
Identifier
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auc.154.0001_001
Spatial Coverage
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Atlanta, Ga.
Temporal Coverage
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September 1990
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Text
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Identifier
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auc.098.0077
Title
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"U.S. Negroes Getting Cool Reception in 'Mother Africa'"
Format
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image/jpeg
Date
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1971 October 21
Rights
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Type
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archival materials
Source
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Johnson Publishing Company clipping files collection
Language
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eng
Contributor
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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Text
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Identifier
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auc.000.0001_001
auc.000.0001_002
auc.000.0001_003
auc.000.0001_004
auc.000.0001_005
Title
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"Vanishing Farm Wife"
Format
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image/jpeg
Date
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1966 August
Rights
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Type
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archival materials
Language
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eng
Contributor
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
Publisher
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Ebony (Chicago, Ill.)
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Still Image
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Title
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"VEP leaves Tennessee, next target: Texas"
Subject
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African Americans--Civil rights
Description
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Newspaper article about Lewis' Tennessee and Texas Voting Rights Tours
Creator
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The Atlanta Voice
Source
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Voter Education Project Organizational Records
Date
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undated
Contributor
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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
Rights
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All images in this collection either are protected by copyright or are the property of the Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University Center, Inc., and/or the copyright holder as appropriate. To order a reproduction or to inquire about permission to publish, please contact archives@auctr.edu with specific object file name.
Format
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image/jpg
Language
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English