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This clipping describes the decisions of the Seminole County School Board regarding principals of all the schools in the county, including the decision to retire J. N Crooms, principal of Crooms Academy
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This undated clipping is from The Dallas Morning News. It features an open letter by a professor of French named E. H. Miller, arguing that African Americans "should follow [the] lead of Booker T. Washington" and not "agitate" so much against segregation, followed by a "common sense" defense of the institution.
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This undated clipping describes the legal fight beginning to develop as the Orlando City Commission meets the Orange County school board to discuss the contentious site for a new high school for African Americans, as the school board seems to be keeping firm on locating it in a site where citizens don't want it. A local committee of African American citizens have retained two lawyers from Tampa to pressure the school board to build the school closer to a segregated housing project on Gore Avenue.
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The undated clipping is from an unknown newspaper, but describes how the Dean of the Law School for the University of Maryland has begun defending Donald G. Murray, an African American student who was denied admittance to the law school. Murray was also defended by Thurgood Marshall, and his case, Murray v. Pearson, lasted from 1935-1937
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A program for the funeral service of Ella Hogan, held at St. Paul Baptist Church
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A program for the funeral service of Tharon White, held at St. Paul Baptist Church
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A program for the funeral service of Reverend Chester Richardson, held at Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church
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A program for the funeral service of Clifford Joel Hurston, brother of author Zora Neale Hurston and unofficial adopted son of Joseph and Wealthy Crooms, held at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church
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A program for the funeral service of Lillian A. Mungen, held at Mt. Bethel Baptist Church
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A program for the funeral service of Samuel Barrington, held at New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
