Table of Contents
Preface …………………………………………………………………………………………… i
Darwin H. Stapleton
Acknowledgments ………………………………………………………………………………. ii
Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………....... iii
Kenneth W. Rose and Thomas E. Rosenbaum
Bibliography...…...………………………………………………………………………… xxi
User’s Guide...............……………………………………………………………………........xxiv
Column headings……………………………………………………………………… xxv
Collections Included in the Survey…………………………………………………… xxvi
Abbreviations…………………………………………………………………………..xxx
Survey ..……………………………………………………………………………………………1
Preface
The immediate occasion for the preparation of this survey was a conference on "Philanthropy
in the African-American Experience," funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and held at the
Rockefeller Archive Center in September 1992. The conference was organized by Professor
Adrienne Jones of Oberlin College in consultation with Dr. Kenneth W. Rose of the Archive
Center.
In order to introduce the conferees to the riches of the records related to African Americans in
the collections of the Archive Center, several members of the Rockefeller Archive Center staff
collaborated on the preparation of a survey for circulation among those attending the conference.
The result was so obviously an exceptional research tool that we decided to seek outside
distribution. The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University published and distributed the
survey in 1993, and I am delighted to make it available on-line.
I invite all scholars who find something of interest in this survey to mine the Archive Center's
collections and to enrich the historical understanding of the African-American experience.
Darwin H. Stapleton
Executive Director
Rockefeller Archive Center
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Acknowledgements
The title page of this survey carries the names of four compilers, but many more people have
contributed to its development. In a general sense, this survey owes its existence to the many
members of the office staffs of the organizations whose records are now located at the
Rockefeller Archive Center. Their painstaking efforts to organize, manage, and preserve these
records and to prepare the detailed card indexes and inventories made it possible to identify the
appropriate files and to provide a high level of detail in the survey. We are especially indebted to
Joseph W. Ernst, the Rockefeller Family archivist and the first director of the Rockefeller Archive
Center, whose detailed descriptions of material in the Rockefeller Family archives appear often
throughout the survey.
We are grateful to our colleagues at the Rockefeller Archive Center for sharing their insights
into various collections. Darwin H. Stapleton, the Center's director, provided enthusiastic
encouragement and support from the moment this project was proposed. Melissa Smith reviewed
an early version of the survey, as did Valerie Komor, who also helped prepare the list of
abbreviations used. Erwin Levold identified relevant material in the Commonwealth Fund
archives and also made useful suggestions on various drafts of the survey and the introduction.
Professor August Meier provided a valuable critique of a later version of the introduction, for
which we are grateful. We greatly appreciate his support and encouragement and the time he took
to read the material and talk with us about it.
At the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy, we wish to thank Dwight Burlingame for
his willingness to undertake a joint publishing venture with the Archive Center to publish the first
version of this survey. We also are grateful to Lois Sherman, the managing editor at the Center on
Philanthropy, for her efforts in 1992-1993 in publishing this survey. At the Archive Center, John
LeGloahec oversaw the preparation of the on-line version.
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Introduction
by Kenneth W. Rose and Thomas E. Rosenbaum
Ever since 1882, when John D. Rockefeller made his first donation to the Atlanta Baptist
Female Seminary (later renamed Spelman Seminary in honor of his abolitionist in-laws), the
education and general welfare of African Americans has been a recurring theme in Rockefeller
philanthropy. The ledger books, pledge cards, and correspondence documenting this philanthropy
are available to researchers at the Rockefeller Archive Center. Over the past 20 years, more than
two thousand scholars have visited the Center to examine the records of such organizations as the
General Education Board (GEB), formed in 1902 to improve educational conditions and
opportunities in the U.S. “without distinction of race, sex, or creed.” These scholars are producing
a growing body of literature on various aspects of Rockefeller philanthropy, including its
relationship with the African-American community. Examples of this literature include James D.
Anderson's The Education of Blacks in the South, 1860-1935 (1988) and Darlene Clarke Hine's
Black Women in White: Racial Conflict and Cooperation in the Nursing Profession, 1890-1950
(1989). Anderson uses the records of the GEB to show how northern philanthropists influenced
“the structure, ideology, and content of black education.” Hine draws upon the records of the
GEB, the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, and the Rockefeller Foundation and argues that,
by his support for Spelman College and its department of nursing in 1886, Rockefeller “financed
the establishment of the nation's first black nursing training school.”1
While education has been central to it, Rockefeller philanthropy has been involved in other
aspects of life in the black community as well. Nancy Weiss has noted that supporting the
National Urban League “was a [Rockefeller] family tradition.” In addition to chronicling the
family's support for the organization itself, she has examined the role Rockefeller philanthropy
played in the evolution of the career of Whitney Young, Jr.2 Waldemar Nielsen has argued that
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. personally and “persistently encouraged his friends to take an interest” in
African-Americans' welfare, and that “through his own great prestige he ... made interest in the
black problem ‘respectable’ in business and other circles.”3 Rockefeller's construction of the Paul
Laurence Dunbar Apartments in Harlem has been discussed by Gilbert Osofsky in Harlem: The
Making of a Ghetto and by David Lewis in When Harlem Was in Vogue.4 Most recently, readers
of Taylor Branch's award-winning biography of Martin Luther King, Jr., may have been
astonished to read that “insofar as the Kings encountered anything better than obstruction in the
white world, it could be traced more often than not to the influence of a most unlikely source,
John D. Rockefeller.” Branch shows how Rockefeller money supported many institutions that
were important in Dr. King's life, from Spelman College to Riverside Church.5
This survey of sources on race relations and African-American history available at the
Rockefeller Archive Center is intended to invite much more scholarship by students of the
African-American experience and by students of philanthropy. Containing more than 2,250
entries, the survey lists in alphabetical order the institutions and individuals funded by
Rockefeller philanthropy as they are represented by the titles of the folders of documents in the
Center's collections. Material listed in the survey documents more than a century of Rockefeller
philanthropy; the development of important African-American institutions and personal careers;
and changing attitudes towards African Americans, race relations, and the idea of racial harmony
and equality.
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The Rockefeller Archive Center
The Rockefeller Archive Center is located in Sleepy Hollow, New York, about 25 miles north
of New York City. Organized in 1974, the Center opened to researchers the following year and
now serves about 260 research visitors each year. The archival collections at the Center include
the personal papers of John D. Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., John D. Rockefeller 3rd, and
Nelson A. Rockefeller. The Center also holds the files of the Office of the Messrs Rockefeller
from 1890 through 1961. This office was the philanthropic and business office of the family, and
these files are open for research unless they pertain to living family members.
In addition to these personal papers, the Archive Center holds the records of various
philanthropic organizations founded by the family as well as a few non-Rockefeller institutions,
such as the Commonwealth Fund, the Russell Sage Foundation, and the John and Mary Markle
Foundation. For historians of the African-American experience, the most significant collections at
the Archive Center will be the records of the General Education Board, the Laura Spelman
Rockefeller Memorial, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and the papers
in the Rockefeller Family Archives.
Rockefeller Philanthropy for African Americans: An Overview
Scholars who have used the collections at the Rockefeller Archive Center to examine themes
in African-American history have produced a significant body of literature. Their research has
been concentrated in certain pockets of the collections, however, and many questions and issues
remain unexplored. This introductory essay draws upon the collections themselves and selectively
from the published literature to provide a historical overview of Rockefeller philanthropy as it
relates to African Americans. It attempts (1) to sketch the broad outlines of Rockefeller
philanthropy and its support for the black community and for improved race relations; (2) to
indicate the kinds of material that researchers will find in the collections; and (3) to suggest
questions and issues that future researchers might wish to pursue. This essay does not attempt to
present a comprehensive bibliographic discussion of the literature in this field; nor is it an attempt
to present the definitive history of Rockefeller giving in this area. Instead, the intent is to
stimulate, promote, and invite additional scholarship in these records by providing readers with a
general introduction to the Rockefeller family and their philanthropies, the archival
collections that are available, and some of the literature that has made use of these collections.
African Americans in the Context of Rockefeller Philanthropy
The quality and the volume of documentation on a wide variety of subjects located in the
collections at the Rockefeller Archive Center are both a blessing and a challenge for scholars
working on specific topics. The quality of the material is often illuminating, but the volume of
material on any one subject is sometimes overwhelming. Not only are large bodies of material
time-consuming to examine, but the high quality of records preservation by the Rockefeller
organizations often so far exceeds that of other archival materials that problems of evaluation and
context arise, tempting scholars to overemphasize the role of Rockefeller organizations in
particular circumstances. It is important to recognize from the outset, therefore, that philanthropic
giving to African-American institutions and causes, while a well-established and welldocumented tradition among the Rockefeller family and their organizations, has never been the
central focus of Rockefeller philanthropy. Many other interests and concerns have vied for the
attention and resources of Rockefeller philanthropists. African Americans had no special claim
upon Rockefeller philanthropy. Members of the Rockefeller family, their advisors, and the
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administrators of the corporate foundations used Rockefeller largesse for the African-American
community in the same way that they approached other areas of concern: they sought to use their
gifts in ways that were calculated to achieve maximum effect and would exert strategic impact in
areas that were chosen for their significance and susceptibility to improvement. Rockefeller
support has been crucial in the development of many African-American institutions and careers,
yet black education and welfare are been only two of many causes that Rockefeller family
members and corporate philanthropy have chosen to aid.
Rockefeller philanthropy in the African-American community concentrated most dramatically
in the field of education. It helped to develop public education in the South, assisted in the
development of the major historically black colleges and medical schools and hospitals, and
provided fellowship funds for scholars and researchers who would become the African-American
academic elite. At the same time that such organizations as the General Education Board and, to a
lesser extent, family members (especially John D. Rockefeller, Jr.) were donating funds to the
African-American community for educational purposes, equal or greater sums were given to
complementary white institutions. Rockefeller philanthropists and administrators regarded this
course as an essential calculation for the general acceptance of a program to assist AfricanAmerican institutions in the legally segregated South. Philanthropy, both corporate and personal,
accommodated Jim Crow. Yet it did so in ways that gradually strengthened the African-American
community and prepared it for the struggles for equality and justice that were waged largely
independent of the philanthropic world, but also alongside it.
John D. Rockefeller
The patriarch of the Rockefeller wealth and philanthropy was John D. Rockefeller (18391937), the founder of the Standard Oil Company. From his earliest charitable gifts in late 1855,
Rockefeller tied his philanthropy closely to the religious tenets of the Baptist church, to the
organizational and financial needs of the church, and to social needs as perceived by the leaders
of that denomination. One needs only to read the donations dutifully recorded in his personal
ledgers - long lists of giving to the poor, to local churches, to efforts to erect Baptist churches for
various ethnic groups, to temperance organizations, and to local and state Baptist societies - to
understand the role of the church in defining and widening the scope of his giving. As his wealth
grew from his business endeavors, so too did his charitable giving, not only resulting in larger
gifts, but also in gifts to a broader range of activities and to individuals and institutions across a
wider geographic area. As early as 1865, according to one ledger, Rockefeller made random gifts
to individual African Americans or institutions serving their needs - $25 to the Freedmen's Aid
Commission on December 2, 1865, and another $25 for the education of a “colored preacher and
teacher” on June 16, 18666 - but, in general, blacks and other minorities and institutions serving
their needs did not receive large sums from Rockefeller during the 1860s and 1870s.
As word of his wealth and his generosity spread, the appeals for aid multiplied. By the early
1880s, Rockefeller was deluged by all manner of requests for financial assistance. Two Baptist
educational missionary projects caught his attention during this time when their leaders visited
Cleveland's Baptist churches as part of their fund-raising tours. It was then that Rockefeller first
heard A.C. Bacone, who sought support for a school for Native Americans in the Indian
Territory, and Sophia Packard and Harriet Giles, the founders of the Atlanta Baptist Female
Seminary, dedicated to the education of black women. Both of these organizations became early
recipients of Rockefeller gifts: Bacone in 1881 and Giles in 1882.
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Although many of Rockefeller's educational contributions in the early 1880s were responses
to specific appeals from traveling missionary educators, Rockefeller also began to respond to the
broader missionary concerns of the Baptist church. He began to work more closely with the
Reverend Henry L. Morehouse (1834-1917), the new corresponding secretary of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society (ABHMS). The Mission Society, which had been supporting
Baptist missions and promoting Baptist education since 1832, had three departments: one “to
establish churches and Sunday schools,” another "to aid in the erection of church edifices," and a
third "to provide normal and theological schools for the Freedmen and Indians." Rockefeller
provided support for the Society as early as June 4, 1879, the same year that Morehouse took over
as the organization's corresponding secretary.7
James Anderson has described the Rev. Morehouse as one of “the missionary vanguard” in
black education who “stood clearly and unswervingly for black higher education and for the
development of advanced technical schools to prepare blacks for executive and administrative
posts.” Atlanta Baptist College was renamed Morehouse College in his honor.8 A graduate of the
University of Rochester (1858) and the Rochester Theological Seminary (1864), Morehouse
entered the ministry in 1864 and served as a pastor in East Saginaw, Michigan (1864-1873), and
at the East Avenue Baptist Church in Rochester (1873-1879) before taking his post at the Home
Mission Society. He was, according to a
colleague, “a man of unusual foresight, executive ability, fearlessness, pertinacity, religious zeal,
and public spirit .... In the development of denominational policies and in bringing them to
effectiveness he had no equal.”9
Morehouse and Rockefeller first corresponded in the spring of 1881 regarding a proposal to
change the Society's Church Edifice Fund from a loan program to an endowed fund hat would
make grants “to aid feeble churches in procuring suitable houses of worship.” Rockefeller, one of
the original contributors to the fund, consented to the change.10 By the summer of 1882,
Morehouse was seeking a meeting with Rockefeller to discuss general denominational needs, but
was unsuccessful. By mid-August of 1882, however, Rockefeller was beginning to realize that he
could bring his denominational giving together through the Home Mission Society, and he made
inquiries concerning the Society's attitude toward, and plans for helping, Bacone's Indian college.
Morehouse replied to Rockefeller's query, again requested an interview, and asked Rockefeller to
meet with other needy aid applicants representing black institutions.11
Finally, on Christmas Eve in 1883, Rockefeller sent Morehouse the kind of letter that the
church leader had hoped to receive. It marked the beginning of a change in Rockefeller's
procedure for making his charitable donations and started him on the road toward organized,
systematic philanthropy rather than individual charity. Rockefeller, weary of the constant appeals
that came to him, was contemplating a letter regarding the Scandinavian Church in Bridgeport,
Connecticut. He decided to send it to Morehouse, whose organization was charged with building
churches. But Rockefeller sought relief from these appeals as well as advice. He wrote to
Morehouse that he wanted “to avoid having all these people from every part of the country calling
on [him] and [was] considering whether it is not much better for the cause” for him to “give all
through the Home Mission Society.” He then asked: “If I were to pay into the Edifice Fund of the
Home Mission Society five or ten hundred dollars, would it seem to you best to give an additional
sum to this or have you other more important calls?”12
For Morehouse this was an open invitation. He had been pressing Rockefeller for an
interview, and now he had an opportunity not only to call upon him for large contributions to the
Mission Society for church building, but also to approach the wealthiest Baptist with his “other,
more important calls.” To Morehouse, this meant the education of blacks and Indians. Morehouse
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quickly arranged his first meeting with Rockefeller for January 5, 1884, at the Buckingham Hotel
in New York City; five days later Morehouse received a $5,000 check for the Edifice Fund, “as
agreed.” Morehouse wasted no time in arranging another meeting for January 28, 1884, which
resulted in two significant pledges from Rockefeller. In reply to a desperate plea from Sophia
Packard of the Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary, Rockefeller made a “confidential” agreement
with Morehouse “to give the balance required to pay off the debt of the Atlanta Seminary, some
$4,950, in addition to [his] former pledge of $2,500.” The school would be renamed Spelman
Seminary, as Packard had suggested in her letter.13 Rockefeller also made a $25,000 pledge “for a
Professorship or Chair in a Colored Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, Virginia ...
provided another equal amount is raised.”14 Morehouse clearly had interested Rockefeller in black
education in a significant way and continued to press his case for donations to this cause. On
February 7, he arranged a meeting between Rockefeller and the president of Shaw University,
who left New York with Rockefeller's $250 check deposited in the school's account with the
Mission Society.15
This flurry of activity between Morehouse and Rockefeller in early 1884 illustrates
Rockefeller's realization that he needed organizational help in carrying out his charitable work
and his increasing trust in Morehouse and the Mission Society. Although Rockefeller made these
early and significant pledges toward black education, and would continue to do so, he seems not
to have been entirely confident or comfortable in the field. His giving in this area was one to
which he gave considerable thought in later years. In the fall of 1888, for example, Morehouse
was planning a special meeting of the ABHMS to commemorate its 25 years of work among
blacks. He asked Rockefeller to attend the meeting, or, if he was unable, to send a message. “We
have a real problem in their education,” Rockefeller replied. “I am thankful to have had some
little part in it and want to further pursue the study of the question with a view to understand
better my responsibility in the case. Kindly assure the colored people of my sympathy for, and
interest in them and tell them, I hope they will in addition to securing knowledge from books,
strive to learn to do all kinds of work, and better than any other class of men.”16 In 1891, he asked
his new philanthropic advisor, Frederick T. Gates, to consider the problem of black education. “I
am 'smoking my pipe' right along on this colored education matter,” Gates reported, “but thus far
only with this result, that before making any suggestions regarding either Richmond Theological
Seminary or the general colored work, I must ask [for] plenty of time. These questions have I find
a good many side[s], nor all of them easily come at.”17
Rockefeller's philanthropy supported both of what James Anderson has shown to be
ideologically competing approaches to black education in the late 19th century: religious
missionary approach, which “emphasized literary and professional training to develop a black
intelligentsia that would fight for political and civil equality,” and the industrial education
approach, modeled after the Hampton Institute of Samuel Chapman Armstrong, where the
“manual labor routine was designed ... to teach students steady work habits, practical knowledge,
and Christian morals.”18 That he would support both approaches suggests that the whole question
of Rockefeller's attitude toward black education deserves further study, especially in the decades
of the 1880s and the 1890s, as does his changing relationship with Morehouse. This preliminary
evidence suggests that Morehouse played a crucial role in channeling Rockefeller's giving toward
black education; although Rockefeller may have understood the religious rationale, he seemed
troubled by its social implications and was himself a proponent of industrial education. Indeed,
Morehouse and his approach to black education gradually lost favor with Rockefeller as the
influence of Gates and other advisors increased.19
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The advisor with the greatest influence on Rockefeller philanthropy during the 1890s and the
first decade of the 20th century was Frederick T. Gates (1853-1929), a Baptist minister with
whom Rockefeller became acquainted in his work with the American Baptist Education Society.
In 1891, Rockefeller asked Gates to join him in New York to oversee his philanthropic and
business endeavors. In addition to overseeing the development, through major Rockefeller
support, of two elite research institutions - the University of Chicago and the Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research - Gates devoted considerable energy and thought over the next several
decades to the systematic bureaucratic organization and operation of philanthropy. How
important Gates was to the subsequent development of Rockefeller philanthropy is symbolized by
his service on the boards of all of the important institutions Rockefeller established prior to 1915:
he was a trustee of the University of Chicago (1896-1910); a trustee (1902-1917) and chairman
(1907-1917) of the General Education Board; chairman of the Rockefeller Sanitary Commission
for the Eradication of Hookworm Disease (1909-1914); a trustee of the Rockefeller Institute for
Medical Research (1909-1929); and an original trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation (19131923) and a member of its International Health Board (1913-1923), the China Medical Board, and
a trustee of the Peking Union Medical College (1914-1917).20
Given the central role Gates played in Rockefeller philanthropy, scholars might wish to
examine his influence on giving to projects of importance to African Americans.21 Similarly,
researchers should give some consideration to the consequences of philanthropic
bureaucratization on support for African-American needs. The Rockefeller boards, most
specifically the Rockefeller Foundation, enunciated and developed programs and policies for
funding projects that facilitated better comprehension of the “root causes” of social conditions,
and of basic scientific processes. As Rockefeller wrote in Random Reminiscences, “The best
philanthropy is constantly in search of the finalities - a search for cause, an attempt to cure the
evils at their source.”22 Rockefeller and Gates shared an optimistic faith in science and education
as the engines of human progress, as those forces that would improve the well-being of mankind
throughout the world. As Rockefeller philanthropy developed over the next several decades, it
attempted to deal with certain “root causes” of suffering, such as disease and ignorance, and, until
mid-century, paid little attention to other possible “root causes,” such as racism and racial
segregation.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and the General Education Board
In addition to serving as John D. Rockefeller's preeminent advisor, Gates also was an
important mentor to John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (JDR Jr., 1874-1960), who joined his father's office
upon his graduation from Brown University in 1897. As a youngster, JDR Jr. had visited Spelman
Seminary with his parents and was well aware of his family's involvement with that school. His
biographer has chronicled JDR Jr.'s increasing involvement with southern and black education.
Upon entering his father's office, the young Rockefeller was given the responsibility of
overseeing the giving to southern education, and his interest in both the South and black
education was heightened by his participation in the train tour of the South organized by Robert
C. Ogden in 1901. This trip led to the organization of the General Education Board, established
with a gift of $1 million by John D. Rockefeller in 1903 to aid education throughout the United
States. The senior Rockefeller gave the GEB more than $129 million between 1902 and 1921.
Between 1902 and 1960, the GEB spent more than $41 million on black education.23
A number of scholars have shown that the GEB was extremely important in developing
secondary and higher education in the early decades of the 20th century, especially for blacks in
the South. Some, ranging from such contemporary critics as W.E.B. Du Bois to more recent
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historians, have been critical of the GEB for promoting industrial education for blacks at the
expense of higher education. In February 1918, Du Bois called the GEB “the great dominating
philanthropic agency” in black education and argued that it “had long ago surrendered to the
white South by practically saying that the educational needs of the white South must be attended
to before any attention should be paid to the education of Negroes; that the Negro must be trained
according to the will of the white South and not as the Negro desires to be trained. It is this board
that is spending more money today in helping Negroes learn how to can vegetables than in
helping them to go through college.” But, given changes in its policies and programs and the
social context of its work, even Du Bois later praised the GEB, writing in The Crisis in July 1930
that, “notwithstanding all of its past mistakes in attitude and personnel, there can be no doubt that,
in the lamentable failure of democracy in the South and the persistent enmity of the white worker,
the General Education Board in later years has been the salvation of education among Negroes.”24
The records of the Early Southern Program of the General Education Board detail the Board's
first undertaking: facilitating the development of a comprehensive system of education in the
U.S., including publicly supported schools in the South for blacks and whites.25 The Board
funded the central components of a publicly supported system of education widely, if nor initially
universally, available for southern blacks: new or improved buildings for local black schools;
studies of curricula; and workshops and other training for teachers. Over time, the GEB's program
moved from one of support for the development of primary and secondary education to a program
that emphasized support for higher education, including the historically black colleges. As this
survey suggests, Fisk and Meharry in Nashville, Atlanta University and Spelman in Atlanta, and
Dillard in New Orleans garnered support crucial to their development, with Howard also securing
funds.
Although researchers have examined various aspects of the GEB's work, no one has
attempted a broad discussion of the organization since Raymond Fosdick's Adventure in Giving
appeared in 1962. Most of the scholarship on the General Education Board has focused on its
work prior to 1950, but much rich material in the collection remains to be explored. One
interesting but little-examined aspect of the GEB's program is the more than 900 fellowships it
provided for African-Americans to pursue graduate and professional education from the mid1920s through the mid-1950s. The fellowship application form asked applicants to indicate their
race, so that material pertaining to African-American recipients was easily identified for this
survey. Moreover, this form includes a variety of information about the applicant's personal
history, including education and employment; these files occasionally also include
correspondence and college transcripts, and therefore provide a significant body of material about
a large number of black academics and professionals over a period of about 30 years.
Another aspect of the GEB's history that has received little attention is its work after World
War II, yet research by William C. Hine on South Carolina State College suggests that there is
interesting material in the files for these years. As an institution that concentrated a substantial
portion of its resources on black education in the South, the GEB was a logical source of funds
for South Carolina Governor James F. Byrnes to turn to in the 1950s as challenges to educational
segregation in the state pressured him to make the state's separate institutions of higher education
more equal. Hine shows how Byrnes relentlessly pressed the trustees of the GEB to win approval
of a grant of 500,000 in April 1952 to expand and improve the facilities of South Carolina State
College, the state-supported institution for African Americans.26
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The attention to education evident in the General Education Board and other components of
Rockefeller philanthropy bespeaks the fundamentally conservative, gradual approach that
Rockefeller philanthropy took in most areas and certainly in matters relating to race,
discrimination, and race-based inequality in the U.S. Education remained thoroughly segregated
by race during the life of the GEB, and the GEB never challenged segregation. How the GEB
affected, and was affected by, American racial policy and practice remains a broad topic to be
addressed in examining these records.
The Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
With the advent of Beardsley Ruml as director of the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
(LSRM) in 1922, Rockefeller philanthropy engaged for a brief period the more diffuse and
ambitious challenge of general race relations. Established in 1918, named for the senior
Rockefeller's wife and dedicated to her interest in the social welfare of all people, the Memorial
made its most significant contribution through grants that promoted the development of a modern,
statistically based social science that would come to illuminate a broad range of social problems.
In seeking to encourage social science as a tool for understanding social problems and for
developing approaches to their solution or abatement, the Memorial made a number of important
grants to support research in and promote the improvement of interracial relations.
Among the groups receiving support from the Memorial were the National and New York
Urban Leagues and the Boy Scouts for the organization of troops among blacks and other racial
groups. August Meier and Elliott Rudwick have pointed our that a $25,000 grant from the LSRM
to the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History in February 1922 “provided the
resources for the important and pioneering work on antebellum free Negroes and on blacks during
Reconstruction that the association sponsored over the next several years.”27 Its support for the
Commission on Interracial Cooperation and for the work of Howard Odum made it “a mainstay
of southern white racial moderates,” Walter Jackson has argued.28 The LSRM also funded
numerous social scientific studies of black life and race relations that helped lay the groundwork
for future work in these areas.
Among the LSRM's most innovative projects, according to Jackson, was its effort to train
more black social scientists at black colleges and universities. "'The absence of scientific
knowledge concerning the Negro's position in American life' could only be remedied through the
education of 'competent Negro investigators,"' Ruml argued. “We are dealing with a group of
people... handicapped in many respects,” argued Leonard Outhwaite, the LSRM's program officer
for race relations. “Our objective ... is to bring them as nearly as possible to a state where they
can develop their own leadership, and ... finance their own welfare.” The LSRM provided
fellowships and other support aimed at increasing the number of trained black social scientists
and professionals. The LSRM (and later the Rockefeller Foundation) provided significant support
for Fisk University's Department of Social Science and Charles S. Johnson's efforts to create a
strong program of training for teachers and researchers in the social sciences. The Memorial's
program of support in this area has been discussed at greater length by John H. Stanfield in
Philanthropy and Jim Crow in American Social Science (1985). Stanfield describes the program
led by Leonard Outhwaite as one that sought (1) to promote empirical studies of AfricanAmerican culture and communities, especially in the wake of the Great Migration; (2) to
encourage training and advancement of moderate race leaders through its funding of grant work
and fellowships; and (3) to develop stronger black institutions to serve and guide a growing and,
as LSRM leaders saw it, a potentially more volatile, black population.29
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With the dissolution of the LSRM and the reorganization of Rockefeller corporate
philanthropy in 1929, this innovative program ended; the GEB took over all education programs
for blacks, and the Rockefeller Foundation took over the program in the social sciences, which it
focused for the most part on top-notch white universities. “Neither the GEB nor the Rockefeller
Foundation played an innovative role during the thirties in the social science study of blacks,”
Jackson notes.30
Other Corporate Rockefeller Philanthropy
In addition to education, Rockefeller philanthropy in the first three decades of the twentieth
century became deeply involved in public health and less extensively involved in social hygiene
and criminology, areas which, while not directly concerned with the African-American
community, still had bearing on it. The Rockefeller Sanitary Commission for the Eradication of
Hookworm Disease (1909-1914) and the International Health Board/ Division of the Rockefeller
Foundation (1914-1950) assisted both white and African-American communities to combat
disease - principally hookworm and malaria - and to inaugurate municipal public health
programs. Studies of the incidence of disease and demonstration programs became the staples of
this work. The records of these organizations thus offer surveys of social, economic, and political
conditions that impinged upon or reflected public health concerns. The records are organized on a
geographic basis, according to states and counties, and can be searched accordingly for
documentation of the experiences of different groups. Scattered throughout the reports and
correspondence from local field agents in the Sanitary Commission's records, scholars will find
insights into local race relations and health conditions in black communities. John Ettling's The
Germ of Laziness discusses the development and work of the Sanitary Commission, including
how it dealt with the disease among blacks and how it tread carefully with regard to the issue of
race in the South.31
The Bureau of Social Hygiene (BSH, 1913-1940) was created by JDR Jr. as a result of his
service in 1910 on a special grand jury to investigate the so-called “white slave trade” in New
York City. The Bureau's main interest was in “the study, amelioration, and prevention of those
social conditions, crimes, and diseases that adversely affect the well-being of society, with special
reference to prostitution and the evils associated therewith.” The work of the BSH involved it in
eugenics, as research was undertaken and supported into the characteristics of individuals and
groups who engaged in various forms of antisocial behavior. One of the interesting characteristics
of the BSH files (and a number of files in other collections at the Archive Center) is the extent to
which the documentation appears to be “color-blind.” Nevertheless, these files bear examination
by scholars of the African-American experience who may be interested in how leaders and elite
institutions defined and characterized different groups and different behaviors, and in how they
sometimes linked groups and behaviors.
In the years prior to World War II, when the GEB, LSRM, the Sanitary Commission, the
International Health Board, and the Bureau of Social Hygiene were most active, the AfricanAmerican community drew upon its own resources and those offered by sympathetic supporters,
including some private philanthropies, to build leadership, to expand its capabilities, and to define
a struggle for rights and power. Both the GEB and the LSRM played limited roles in helping to
create a human infrastructure within the African-American community. Another set of
Rockefeller philanthropies - the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Rockefeller Foundation became most active with respect to the African-American community after 1945, as the civil
rights movement waged intensely public struggles for social, economic, and political power
throughout American society.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and the Rockefeller Family Office
Despite the creation of such philanthropic organizations as the GEB and the LSRM, members
of the Rockefeller family continued their personal philanthropic giving through the Office of the
Messrs Rockefeller. That Office served the business and philanthropic interests of the Rockefeller
family from 1897. The records of this office document the family's further association with
institutions funded by John D. Rockefeller, such as Spelman College,32 as well as new funding
projects initiated by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. The records of the Office of the Messrs Rockefeller
(OMR) also document the beginnings of the business and philanthropic careers of JDR Jr.'s
children: Abby (1903-1976), John D. 3rd (1906-1978), Nelson A. (1908-1979), Laurance S. (born
in 1910), Winthrop (1912-1973), and David (born in 1915).
The continuing role the office played indicates the continuity of the family's philanthropic
interests while younger generations added new funding projects and interests, sometimes creating
new organizations to carry them out. Both the Davison Fund, established in 1934, and the
Sealantic Fund, created in 1938, were formed to enable John D. Rockefeller, Jr., to provide
systematic support to projects of interest to him. While he channeled some contributions through
these foundations to black institutions and for work in race relations, JDR Jr. also continued to
make personal contributions in these areas through the Office of the Messrs Rockefeller. Indeed,
Rockefeller's advisors and associate in the Office of the Messrs Rockefeller, such as Arthur
Packard and Dana Creel, also served as directors of the Davison and Spelman funds, so that the
records of the Office of the Messrs Rockefeller are indispensable in examining the grants made
through these other funds. In 1946, for example, Dana Creel undertook a survey of the field of
black welfare in New York City and issued a detailed assessment of the needs of the black
community and the possible ways in which philanthropy could help meet those needs.33
JDR Jr.'s biographer has argued that “the Rockefeller files are more extensive on this subject
of the welfare of the Negro race than on almost any other.”34 Although one might disagree over
the proportion of JDR Jr.'s files devoted to various subjects, there is no question that he provided
significant support to a variety of institutions serving the African-American community. Among
the organizations that had repeated contact with or received support from JDR Jr. between 1914
and 1960 were the Commission on Interracial Cooperation; several Harlem-based organizations
and churches; homes for pregnant women; black YMCAs and YWCAs in various cities; the
National League on Urban Conditions among Negroes and the National Urban League and local
affiliates in New York, Brooklyn, and Westchester County (NY); the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People; the Association for the Study of Negro Life; schools for black
ministers; the Committee on Unity; the American Council on Race Relations; the National
Council of Negro Women; and the United Negro College Fund, to which, in addition to his
money, JDR Jr. gave his time as an active recruiter and fundraiser.
The correspondence with the leaders and supporters of African-American institutions reveals
much about the needs of these institutions, of the African-American community in general, and
about the relationship they sought with wealthy potential benefactors. There is also a good deal of
correspondence during the 1930s and 1940s from whites who were interested in “the race
question” or “the Negro problem” and who were seeking support for their own ways to deal with
these issues. Perhaps more interesting are the numerous staff reports and internal memoranda in
these files, which reveal a great deal about the process of Rockefeller philanthropy and the social
and intellectual context of Rockefeller support for African-American education and welfare and
work in race relations. These records document clearly how Rockefeller's advisors responded
over time to the campaigns of the NAACP, for example, and how they responded to problems
that they perceived in the leadership of the Urban League. Material in the records of the Office of
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the Messrs Rockefeller opens a window onto the attitudes, ideas, and actions of Rockefeller and
his advisors, men who were conservative by nature but who took a moderate approach toward
race relations.
For the brothers' generation - that is, the children of JDR Jr. - the records of the Office of the
Messrs Rockefeller and the records of the philanthropies they themselves created, such as the
JDR 3rd Fund, help document their work in race relations, civil rights, and social welfare. The
Center holds the personal papers of JDR 3rd, Nelson A. Rockefeller, and microfilm editions of
the gubernatorial records for Nelson (governor of New York, 1959-1974) and Winthrop
(governor of Arkansas, 1967-1971). Material pertaining to living members of the Rockefeller
family is not available for research.
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund
An important institution that reflects the philanthropic interests of the Rockefeller brothers is
the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF), which they established in 1940. Grant files of the
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, which typically contain correspondence, reports, and internal
memoranda, are open for research when they are 10 years old. In conjunction with the files in the
records of the Office of Messrs Rockefeller in the Rockefeller Family Archives, the Rockefeller
Brothers Fund archives document the emerging interests of the Rockefeller brothers in race
relations and civil rights. Among the organizations to receive support from the RBF prior to 1950
were the American Council on Race Relations, the National Urban League, Sydenham Hospital
in New York City, and the United Negro College Fund.35 After 1950, the Fund's archives
document contributions to these organizations as well as to the Architects' Renewal Committee in
Harlem (1965-1975); Arts for Racial Identity (1970-1975); the Cultural Council Foundation's
Black Theater Alliance (1974-1980); the Dance Theater of Harlem (1970-1973); the Frederick
Douglass Museum of African Arts (1964-1980); the Free Southern Theater (1967-1973); the
Harlem Commonwealth Council's Loan Senice (1969-1971); the Harlem Council on Social
Hygiene (1945-1949); the Harlem Interfaith Counseling Service (1973-1979); Harlem School of
the Arts (1968-1980); the National Black Child Development Institute (1971-1982); the National
Black Theater Workshop (1970-1975); the National Black United Fund (1975-1983); the
National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing (1965-1976); the National Council of
Negro Women (1955-1981); the New York Urban Coalition (1967-1983); the A. Philip Randolph
Educational Fund (1967-1973); various projects of the Southern Regional Council (1947-1983);
the Studio Museum in Harlem (1968-1983); and the United States Committee for the First World
Festival of Negro Arts (1965-1966).
The Rockefeller Foundation
The Rockefeller Foundation was established in 1913 for the general purpose of improving the
wellbeing of mankind throughout the world, which its officers attempted to accomplish by
supporting projects in medical research and education, public health, scientific research, and
agricultural research and education. Beginning in the 1920s, RF officials met occasionally with
colleagues on other Rockefeller boards to discuss racial problems, but, as Walter Jackson has
pointed out, the RF failed to adopt the more active approach taken toward race relations in the
1920s by the LSRM. The Rockefeller Foundation kept apprised of Gunnar Myrdal's work on race
relations in the late 1930s and early 1940s, putting off support of "any large investigations of
American race relations pending the outcome of Myrdal's investigation."36 Following the
appearance of Myrdal's An American Dilemma in 1944, the foundation provided funding for
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work in intergroup relations by, among others, social psychologist Kurt Lewin, the Social Science
Research Council's Committee on Techniques for Reducing Group Hostility, and sociologist
Louis Wirth's Committee on Education, Training, and Research in Race Relations at the
University of Chicago.37
The RF did not directly tackle the issues of African-American welfare or education until the
early 1960s, when, with support for programs to expand educational opportunity, it began to
address issues that the civil rights movement was raising.38 Between September 1963 and the
beginning of 1969, the RF appropriated nearly $32 million through its Equal Opportunity
Program. The bulk of this support, $21.4 million, went to education. The goals of the educational
component of the program were “to spur desegregation in higher education and the development
of top-quality leadership among minority groups; to improve the flow of minority-group students
to good colleges and to influence high schools to make this a permanent objective; to aid
experimental programs designed to increase the prospects of outstanding achievement by
potentially talented minority-group students; to stimulate and guide constructive innovations in
urban school systems and in schools in slum neighborhoods; and to strengthen Negro colleges.”
A series of grants-in-aid provided support for a variety of other projects generally related to
education but not easily located in any of these categories.39
RF personnel realized that support for education alone would not be sufficient to achieve
“equal opportunity for all.” The RF also supported other efforts to advance the goal of equal
opportunity, still focusing largely on leadership development but increasingly including the inner
city. By 1969, the RF had appropriated $2.36 million “to aid efforts to deal with immediate
problems and improve conditions in urban ghettos”; $1.47 million toward “new minority
leadership”; $1.35 million “to broaden and deepen the influence and effectiveness of Negro
leadership concerned with community problems”; $1.2 million for “new community-centered
schools”; $1.15 million for “research and action programs related to ghetto problems”; $800,000
“to advance interracial understanding and the reduction of discrimination”; and $648,000 “to
expand job opportunities and new career possibilities for Negroes.”40
The grant files in the Rockefeller Foundation archives are open for research when they are 20
years old, so that in the 1990s material daring from the 1970s will be opened. (As of January 1,
2000, for example, material from 1979 became available.) This access means that researchers can
begin to examine how the Rockefeller Foundation responded first to the civil rights movement
and then to concerns about urban conditions in the aftermath of the riots of the mid 1960s. For
example, the RF provided support for the Watts Labor Community Action Council beginning in
1968 and supported research conducted by Kenneth Clark's Metropolitan Applied Research
Center from 1968 through 1974. Other organizations that received RF support include Atlanta
University; the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation (1967-1969); community relations
(1968-1971) and urban education programs (1968-1970) at California State College at Los
Angeles; the Chicago Urban League for police seminars (1968-1970) and school principals
conferences (1968); Dillard University; the Economic Opportunity Program (1966-1970); Fisk
University; the Independent Schools Talent Search Program (1966-1972); Morehouse College;
the NAACP leadership training program (1968-1973); various projects of the National Urban
League;41 a ghetto business project of the New England Community Development Corporation
(1968-1969); and inner-city education projects in Baltimore; Cleveland; Detroit; the District of
Columbia; Evanston, Illinois; Gary, Indiana; and New Rochelle, New York.
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Grant files in the Rockefeller Foundation archives typically contain correspondence, excerpts
from RF dockets detailing grant actions, reports from grant recipients, internal memoranda, and
detailed interview notes and trip diaries maintained by foundation officials when they visited
various cities and met with grant recipients. These trip diaries and interview notes often contain
interesting perspectives and reports on the attitudes of other experts familiar with particular
organizations or individuals.
Conclusion
The Rockefellers and the philanthropic institutions they funded were only one major group
active in the fields of African-American welfare and education and race relations. The holdings of
the Rockefeller Archive Center also document the work of the Harkness family and the
Commonwealth Fund in these areas, and, on a more limited scale, the work of Margaret Olivia
Sage and the Russell Sage Foundation. The records also include documentation of how the
various philanthropic actors in these areas - including Julius Rosenwald and the Rosenwald Fund,
the Anna T. Jeanes Fund, the Phelps-Stokes Fund, the Carnegie Corporation, and, after 1950, the
Ford Foundation - cooperated and interacted.
One question that scholars might examine is to what degree Rockefeller philanthropy
established the tone or pattern for foundations with regard to the needs of the African-American
community. Certainly, prior to 1945, the Rockefeller philanthropies sought, in the full tradition of
the Progressive Era, to address, ameliorate, or solve social problems through scientific
investigation and educational advancement. The family and the philanthropic officers largely
eschewed more direct and overtly political approaches and, in the area of civil rights, sought to
avoid involvement with the movement that came to rely increasingly on legal and political action.
Indications of their outlook occur throughout the different collections.
One of the clearest statements of the Rockefeller family's ideology is Dana Creel's report,
“The Negro in New York City-1946.” Creel's report serves as a summary of the family's approach
to the field of African-American welfare and as a blueprint for funding a program that would
foster conservative black leadership and improved social services for the African-American
community, especially with regard to neglected and delinquent children. On the questions of
segregation and integration, Creel argued that unselfconscious interracial and intercultural
collaboration was more successful than purposefully integrated work. “The most effective
interracial activities ... are those conducted as part of a larger interest, rather than an interracial
and intercultural program exclusively,” he noted, pointing to the work of the YWCA, YMCA, the
Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts, and settlement houses. Creel's report reflects the evolutionary
educational approach toward improved race relations that was a staple of Rockefeller
philanthropy. Indeed, in a radio address on behalf of the United Negro College Fund, John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., characterized potential supporters of the Fund and its fund-raising campaign as
embodying a commitment to “mutual understanding, forbearance, and progress by agreement,
supplemented by law when necessary.”42
Both Creel and JDR Jr. were writing at a time when the emerging civil rights movement was
about to present new challenges to their evolutionary approach to change, and thus new
opportunities for philanthropy. How philanthropy responded to these challenges after 1945 is a
significant part of the story that lies within the records listed in this survey.
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The role of philanthropy in American life is often discussed by its proponents as that of a
catalyst for social change, capable of deploying funds in strategic ways to stimulate and develop
new approaches to social issues. It is described as an independent sector different from both the
public sector of government and the private sector of business. Yet the fundamentally private
philanthropic community has dealt with profound public questions. In its desire to act as a
catalyst for change in the public arena, to whose interests, to what needs, and to what ideals has
the philanthropic community responded with regard to the aspirations of African Americans?
Using these records to study the role of philanthropy in the African-American experience and in
the general evolution of race relations in America will help us better understand aspects of
African American history as well as the uses to which philanthropy has been put by the
philanthropists and the recipients of their funds.
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Notes
1
James D. Anderson, The Education of Blacks in the South, 1860 -1935 (Chapel Hill: The
University of North Carolina Press, 1988), p. 2; and Darlene Clark Hine, Black Women in White:
Racial Conflict and Cooperation in the Nursing Profession, 1890 -1950 (Bloomington: Indiana
University Press, 1989), pp. 8-9.
2
Nancy J. Weiss, “Whitney M. Young, Jr.: Committing the Power Structure to the Cause of Civil
Rights,” in Black Leaders of the Twentieth Century, ed. by John Hope Franklin and August Meier
(Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1982), p. 332; The National Urban League, 1910-1940
(New York: Oxford University Press, 1974); and Whitney Young, Jr., and the Struggle for Civil
Rights (Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1989).
3
Waldemar A. Nielsen, The Big Foundations (New York: Columbia University Press,
1972), p. 340.
4
Gilbert Osofsky, Harlem: The Making of a Ghetto, Negro New York, 1890-1930 (New York:
Harper and Row, 1966; paperback edition, 1968); and David L. Lewis, When Harlem Was in
Vogue (New York: Knopf, 1981).
5
Taylor Branch, Parting the Waters: America in the King Years, 1954-1963 (New York: Simon
and Schuster, 1988), p. 27, and the discussion in the remainder of that chapter.
6
Rockefeller's Ledger B, pp. 123-124, John D. Rockefeller Papers, Record Group 1 of the
Rockefeller Family Archives, Rockefeller Archive Center.
7
The three departments of the ABHMS are described on the Society's letterhead in the 1880s. On
Rockefeller's early relationship with the ABHMS, see his Ledger C, p. 169. Because of the
confusing nature of Rockefeller's ledgers in the early and mid 1870s, it is not clear whether his
$1,000 gift in 1879 was his first to the ABHMS, but it is the first gift noted on the charity index
card for the ABHMS in the Financial Material, Charities Index, box 1, in the John D. Rockefeller
Papers.
8
Anderson, Education of Blacks in the South, p. 68.
9
Thomas W. Goodspeed offers this description of Morehouse in A History of the University of
Chicago (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1916), p. 40. For the basic biographical
information on Morehouse, see the Dictionary of American Biography, volume 13, pp. 159-160,
and Who Was Who in America, volume 1, 1897-1942, p. 864.
10
Morehouse to Rockefeller, March 9, 1881, JDR Papers, Office Correspondence, box 28, folder
215; and George D. Rogers to Morehouse, March 16, 1881, JDR Letterbooks, vol. 2, p. 56.
11
See Morehouse to Rockefeller, August 16, 1882, and other letters for 1882-1883 in JDR
Papers, Office Correspondence, box 28, folder 215.
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12
Rockefeller to Morehouse, December 24, 1883, JDR Letterbooks, vol. 6, p. 112; Morehouse to
Rockefeller, December 27, 1883, JDR Papers, box 28, folder 215.
13
See JDR Pledge Book, 1882-1887, p. 26; and Packard to Rockefeller, December
29, 1883, in JDR Papers, Office Correspondence, box 30, folder 233.
14
JDR Pledge Book, 1882-1887, p. 25.
15
Morehouse to Rockefeller, February 7, 1884, JDR Papers, Office Correspondence, box 28,
folder 215; and Rockefeller to Morehouse, February 7, 1884, JDR Letterbooks, vol. 6, p. 230.
16
Morehouse to Rockefeller, August 18, 1888, JDR Papers, Office Correspondence, box 28,
folder 216; Rockefeller to Morehouse, August 25, 1888, JDR Letterbooks, vol. 17, p. 128.
17
Gates to Rockefeller, May 30, 1891, in the copies of Gares correspondence as secretary of the
American Baptist Education Society, Frederick T. Gates Papers, box 4, folder 80, Rockefeller
Archive Center, Sleepy Hollow, New York.
18
Anderson, The Education of Blacks in the South, pp. 33, 35, and 67-68. The purpose of
Armstrong's educational program, Anderson argues, was “to maintain within the South a social
consensus that did not challenge traditional inequalities of wealth and power.”
19
One advisor whose influence is difficult to gauge was his wife, Laura Spelman Rockefeller
(1839-1915). A former teacher in Cleveland whose parents were ardent abolitionists active in the
Underground Railroad, she had a long-standing interest in the welfare and education of blacks.
She and her parents knew Sophia Packard and Harriet Giles, the founders of the black women's
school that became Spelman, so she quite likely had a role in helping her husband decide to
contribute to the school. In other instances, her role is more clearly documented in the
Rockefeller Family Archives, as in the case of the Cleveland Home for Aged Colored People, and
at times appeals are sent addressed to her. On the whole, however, she seems not to have had
much of a role in her husband's later organized, corporate philanthropy. Rockefeller biographer
Ron Chernow reports that Rockefeller involved his entire family in his charitable endeavors in the
1870s and 1880s, before he turned to systematic, institutional forms of giving. See Titan: The Life
of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (New York: Random House, 1998), p. 237.
20
On Gates' career, see his autobiography, Chapters in My Life (New York: The Free Press,
1977). The typescript of the autobiography is available at the Rockefeller Archive Center.
21
Gates is not the only advisor and administrator whose personal role merits study. Others
include Wallace Buttrick, who directed the General Education Board from its founding in 1902
until his death in 1926, and who designed the outlines of its program and addressed the role in it
of industrial education, liberal academic education, and professional education; Beardsley Ruml,
who directed the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial during its years of involvement in the
development of the social sciences and studies of race relations; Edwin Embree, who served as
secretary of the Rockefeller Foundation from 1917-1927 and then moved on to the Julius
Rosenwald Fund; and Leonard Outhwaite, who ran the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial's
program in race relations. One might also examine the role of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who had
an evident and strong emotional attraction to the issue of African-American disadvantage and
need.
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22
John D. Rockefeller, Random Reminiscences of Men and Events (New York: Doubleday, Page
and Co., 1909; reprinted by Sleepy Hollow Press, 1984), pp. 112.
23
Raymond B. Fosdick, John D. Rockefeller, Jr.: A Portrait (New York: Harper & Brothers,
1956), pp. 116-120; and Raymond B. Fosdick, Adventure in Giving: The Story of the General
Education Board (New York: Harper & Row, 1962), pp. 3-8, 327, 329-332.
24
The 1918 quote is from “Negro Education,” The Crisis (February 1918), reprinted in The
Library of America edition, W.E.B. DuBois Writings (1986), p. 876; the 1930 Du Bois quote is
taken from August Meier and Elliott Rudwick, Black History and the Historical Profession
(Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1986), p. 49.
25
The Early Southern Program of the GEB is documented in series 1, subseries 1 of the GEB
collection, which is designated in the survey as RG 1.1. This portion of the GEB collection is
available on microfilm from Scholarly Resources of Wilmington, Delaware.
26
William C. Hine, “South Carolina's Challenge to Civil Rights: The Case of South Carolina
State College, 1945-1954,” Agriculture and Human Values 9 (Winter 1992), pp. 38-50; “South
Carolina State College: A Legacy of Education and Public Service,” Agricultural History 65: 2
(1991), pp. 149-167; and “South Carolina State College and the General Education Board,”
Research Reports from the Rockefeller Archive Center (Spring 1990), pp. 12-13.
27
Meier and Rudwick, “J. Franklin Jameson, Carter G. Woodson, and the Foundations of Black
Historiography,” American Historical Review 89 (October 1984), pp. 1013-1014. See also their
Black History and the Historical Profession for a discussion of the importance of LSRM and
GEB support for black historian prior to World War II.
28
Walter Jackson, Gunnar Myrdal and America's Conscience: Social Engineering and Racial
Liberalism, 1938-1987 (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1990), p. 31.
29
Ruml quoted in Jackson, Gunner Myrdal and America's Conscience, p. 379 note 53; see also
pp. 31-32; Outhwaite quoted in Meier and Rudwick, Black History and the Historical Profession,
p. 48. See also John H. Stanfield, Philanthropy and Jim Crow in American Social Science
(Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1985), pp. 74, 75, 80.
30
Jackson, Gunner Myrdal and America's Conscience, p. 379 note 53; see also pp. 31-32.
31
John Ettling, The Germ of Laziness: Rockefeller Philanthropy and Public Health in the New
South (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1981), pp. 80-81. For a study of the
role of Rockefeller philanthropic campaigns in health and education in Southern progressivism,
see William A. Link, The Paradox of Southern Progressivism, 1880-1930 (Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 1992).
32
For the Rockefeller relationship with Spelman College, see Florence Matilda Read, The Story
of Spelman College (Atlanta: Spelman College, 1961); Janice Leone, “The Mission of Women's
Colleges in an Era of Cultural Revolution, 1890-1930,” Ph.D. dissertation, Ohio State University,
1989; Kenneth W. Rose and Darwin H. Stapleton, “Toward a ‘Universal Heritage’: Education
and the Development of Rockefeller Philanthropy,” Teachers College Record 93 (Spring 1992),
pp. 536-555, esp. pp.539-543; and Lynn D. Gordon, “Race, Class and the Bonds of Womanhood
at Spelman Seminary, 1881-1923,” History of Higher Education Annual 9 (1989), pp. 7-32.
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33
Dana Creel, “The Negro in New York City - 1946,” in a binder entitled “Survey
of Field of Negro Welfare,” box 38, Welfare Interests series, Record Group 2 Office of the
Messrs Rockefeller, Rockefeller Family Archives.
34
Fosdick, John D. Rockefeller, Jr.: A Portrait, pp. 373-374.
35
Annual report of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, 1950. This report describes the Fund's
contributions, 1941-1950.
36
Jackson, Gunnar Myrdal, pp. 262. Myrdal's study was initiated by the Carnegie Corporation of
New York. See Ellen Condliffe Lagemann, The Politics of Knowledge: The Carnegie
Corporation, Philanthropy, and Public Policy (Middletown, Connecticut: Wesleyan University
Press, 1989).
37
Jackson, Gunnar Myrdal, pp. 282-284.
38
The development of the RF's Equal Opportunity Program is described in several RF
publications in addition to the annual reports: “The Long Road to College: A Summer of
Opportunity” (Spring 1965); “Toward Equal Opportunity for All” (December 1966); and the
section on “Toward Equal Opportunity for All” in “Five-Year Review and Projection” (December
1968), pp. 51-61.
39
The description of the program's goals are taken from “Five-Year Review and Projection,” p.
61.
40
“Five-Year Review and Projection,” p. 61.
41
For an example of how a grant to a nationwide organization can be used to illuminate a local
context, see Kenneth W. Rose, “The Politics of Social Reform in Cleveland, 1945-1967: Civil
Rights, Welfare Rights, and the Response of Civic Leaders,” Ph.D. dissertation, Case Western
Reserve University, 1988, pp. 261-266.
42
Creel, “The Negro in New York City - 1946,” p. 12; John D. Rockefeller quoted in Rockefeller
Family Archives, RG 2, JDR Jr. Personal series, Fosdick notes, volume 13, box 49.
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Bibliography
This bibliography of works relevant to African-American history that cite collections at the
Rockefeller Archive Center is drawn from the bibliography maintained by the Archive Center,
which relies heavily upon researchers notifying the Center about publications that result from
their work at the Center. This is not a comprehensive bibliography, but is presented as a means of
introducing new researchers to the literature produced by Archive Center scholars and thus to the
research possibilities inherent in these collections. This list focuses on African-American history
and does not include works that bear aspects of African-American history in another context,
such as works on the history of the South. Readers should consult the more complete online
bibliography of scholarship based on research at the Rockefeller Archive Center, available online
at http://www.rockefeller.edu/archive.crt/scholarship.html.
Anderson, Eric and Alfred A. Moss, Jr. Dangerous Donations: Northern Philanthropy and
Southern Black Education, 1902-1930. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1999.
Anderson, James D. The Education of Blacks in the South, 1860-1935. Chapel Hill: The
University of North Carolina Press, 1988.
Anderson, James D. “Northern Foundations and the Shaping of Southern Black Rural Education,
1902-1935.” History of Education Quarterly 8 (Winter 1978).
Anderson, James D. “Philanthropy, the State and the Development of Historically Black Public
Colleges: The Case of Mississippi.” In “Philanthropy and Institution-Building in the Twentieth
Century,” a special issue of Minerva 35:3 (Autumn 1997), pp. 295-309.
Dickerson, Dennis C. Militant Mediator: Whitney M. young, Jr., 1921-1971. Lexington:
University Press of Kentucky, 1998.
Ellis, Rex. “Presenting the Past: Education, interpretation and the Teaching of Black History at
Colonial Williamsburg.” Ph.D. dissertation, College of William and Mary, 1989.
Gamble, Vanessa Northington. Making a Place for Ourselves: The Black Hospital Movement,
1920-1945. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.
Gamble, Vanessa Northington. “Black Autonomy versus White Control: Black Hospitals and the
Dilemmas of White Philanthropy, 1920-1940.” In “Philanthropy and Institution-Building in the
Twentieth Century,” a special issue of Minerva 35:3 (Autumn 1997), pp. 247-267.
Gamble, Vanessa Northington. “The Provident Hospital Project: An Experiment in Race
Relations and Medical Education.” Bulletin of the History of Medicine 65 (Winter 1991), pp.
457-475.
Goggin, Jacqueline. Carter G. Woodson: A Life in Black History. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State
University Press, 1993.
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Goggin, Jacqueline. “Carter G. Woodson and the Collection of Source Material for AfroAmerican History.” American Archivist 48:3 (Summer 1985).
Goodenow, Ronald K. “Separate and Unequal Progressive Education: A Southern Case Study.”
In Ronald K. Goodenow and Arthur O. White, eds., Education and the Rise of the New South.
Boston: G.K. Hall and Co., 1981, pp. 195-214.
Gordon, Lynn D. “Race, Class, and the Bonds of Womanhood at Spelman Seminary, 18811923.” History of Higher Education Annual 9 (1989), pp. 7-32.
Hatch, James V. Sorrow Is the Only Faithful One: The Life of Owen Dodson. Urbana:
University of Illinois Press, 1993.
Hine, Darlene Clark. Black Women in the Nursing Profession: A Documentary History. New
York: Garland Publishers, 1985.
Hine, Darlene Clark. Black Women in White: Racial Conflict and Cooperation in the Nursing
Profession 1890-1950. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1989.
Hine, Darlene Clark. “Black Lawyers and the Twentieth-Century Struggle for Constitutional
Change.” In Hine, Speak Truth to Power: Black Professional Class in United States History.
Brooklyn, New York: Carlson publishing, Inc., 1996, pp. 147-168.
Hine, Darlene Clark. “Carter G. Woodson: White Philanthropy and Negro Historiography.” In
Hine Sight: Black Women and the Re-Construction of American History. Brooklyn, New York:
Carlson Publishing, 1994, pp. 203-222.
Hine, Darlene Clark. “The Ethel Johns Report: Black Women in the Nursing Profession, 1925.”
Journal of Negro History 67 (Fall 1982).
Hine, Darlene Clark. “From Hospital to College: Black Nurse Leaders and the Rise of Collegiate
Nursing Schools.” The Journal of Negro Education 51:3 (Summer 1982), pp. 222-237.
Hine, Darlene Clark. “The Intersection of Race, Class and Gender in the Nursing Profession.” In
Critical Issues in American Nursing in the Twentieth Century: Perspectives and Case Studies,
edited by Darwin H. Stapleton and Cathryne A. Welch. Guilderland, New York: The Foundation
of the New York State Nurses Association Inc., 1994, pp. 59-68.
Hine. Darlene Clark. “‘They Shall Mount Up with Wings as Eagles’: Historical Images of Black
Nurses, 1890-1950.” In Anne Hudson Jones, ed., Images of Nurses in History, Art, and
Literature. Philadelphia: university of Pennsylvania Press, 1986.
Hine, William C. “South Carolina State College: A Legacy of Education and Public Service.”
Agricultural History 65, no. 2 (1991), pp. 149-167.
Hine, William C. “South Carolina’s Challenge to Civil Rights: The Case of South Carolina State
College, 1945-1954.” Agriculture and Human Values 9 (Winter 1992), pp. 38-50.
Ihle, Elizabeth L. “Black Women’s Education in the South 1865-Present.” Instructional Modules
for Education. Modules III and IV. Women’s Education Equity Act Program, U.S. Department
of Education, 1986, pp. 1-22.
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Kiple, Kenneth F. The Caribbean Slave: A Biological History. Cambridge, London, New York,
New Rochelle, Melbourne, Sydney: Cambridge University Press, 1984.
McBride, David. From TB to AIDS: Epidemics among Urban Blacks since 1900. Albany: State
University of New York Press, 1991.
Meier, August and Elliott Rudwick. “J. Franklin Jameson, Carter G. Woodson, and the
Foundations of Black Historiography.” American Historical Review 59:4 (October 1984),
pp. 1005-1015.
Mjagkij, Nina. Light in the Darkness. African Americans and the YMCA, 1852-1946.
Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1993.
Mjagkij, Nina. “History of the Black YMCA in America, 1853-1946.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Cincinnati, 1990.
Rice, Mitchell F. and Woodrow Jones, Jr. Public Policy and the Black Hospital: From Slavery to
Segregation to Integration. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1994.
Rose, Kenneth W. “The Politics of Social Reform in Cleveland, 1945-1967: Civil Rights,
Welfare Rights, and the Response of Civic Leaders.” Ph.D. dissertation, Case Western Reserve
University, 1988.
Shaw, Stephanie J. What a Woman Ought to Be and to Do: Black Professional Women Workers
during the Jim Crow Era. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996.
Urban, Wayne J. Black Scholar: Horace Mann Bond, 1904-1972. Athens, Georgia: University
of Georgia Press, 1992.
Vincent, Charles. “P.B.S. Pinchback.” In Joseph G. Dawson III, ed., The Louisiana Governors:
From Iberville to Edwards. Baton Rouge and London: Louisiana State University Press, 1990,
pp. 169-172.
Vincent, Charles. “Southern University and World War I: Aspects of the University and Its
Leadership Participation.” Journal of Social and Behavioral Sciences 25:4 (Fall 1979), pp. 118123.
Walker, Melissa. “‘All We Knew Was to Farm’: Gender, Class, Race, and Change in the Lives
of East Tennessee Farm Women, 1919-1941.” Ph.D. dissertation, Clark University, 1996.
Walker, Melissa. “Home Extension Work among African American Farm Women in East
Tennessee, 1920-1939.” Agricultural History 70:3 (Summer 1996), pp. 487-502.
Weisenfeld, Judith. African American Women and Christian Activism: New York’s Black YMCA,
1905-1945. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1997.
Weiss, Nancy J. Whitney M. Young, Jr., and the Struggle for Civil Rights. Princeton, New
Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1989.
Wynes, Charles E. Charles Richard Drew: The Man and the Myth. Urbana: University of
Illinois Press, 1988
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User's Guide
This survey presents the results of a search for material related to African Americans
and race relations in the archival collections located at the Rockefeller Archive Center.
The detailed finding aids - the box and folder lists - for the collections, rather than the
collections themselves, formed the basis for the search. Because the finding aids list the
titles of the folders in each collection, this is not a document-by-document inventory but
rather a general description of the contents of each folder. This description usually
includes a name or institution, some subject designation, and the range of dates of the
documents in the folder.
Readers are advised that, although the compilers have listed here as much material as
could be identified as relevant to African-American history, some individuals or
institutions may have been overlooked. Thus, researchers should use this as a guide to the
collections and not as the definitive, exhaustive list of all material relevant to AfricanAmerican history available at the Rockefeller Archive Center. Readers who believe that
the collections might prove useful for their research projects, regardless of whether
relevant material is listed here, should write to the Director of the Archive Center
describing the project and any important individuals and institutions who are its subjects,
and the Center's staff will respond with a summary of relevant material.
Readers also should be aware that this survey was prepared in 1992 and does not
include a number of significant collections received or opened by the Archive Center
after that date. Some of these collections, such as the gubernatorial papers of Nelson A.
Rockefeller (governor of New York, 1958-1973) and Winthrop Rockefeller (governor or
Arkansas, 1967-1971), undoubtedly contain material of interest to students of AfricanAmerican history and race relations. Researchers also may wish to inquire about relevant
material in the Social Science Research Council Archives, 1924-1990, and the Woodrow
Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Fellowship Files, 1945-1971. Detailed finding
aids for each of these collections are available at the Archive Center. Additional
collections received by the Center since 1992 include the records of the Charles E.
Culpeper Foundation, 1886-1991; the John and Mary R. Markle Foundation, 1927-1980;
and the Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust, 1983-1996. For a more complete description
of each archival collection, see the online Guide to Archives and Manuscripts at the
Rockefeller Archive Center.
The following discussion describes the components of the survey. Abbreviations used
in the survey appear at the end of the User's Guide, along with a list of the collections for
which material has been included in this survey.
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COLUMN HEADINGS
Name
The entries in this survey are listed alphabetically by folder title. In those instances
where we know that large groups of material (record groups, series, or perhaps small
collections) contain useful but scattered items about African-Americans or race relations
(rather than entire folders about a specific institution or individual), we have included an
entry for that series, record group, or collection. In the vast majority of cases, however,
entry names are folder titles, and this usually means that the person or institution named
on the folder received philanthropic support from, or had repeated contact with, the
organization in whose archives the folder appears, which is listed in the “Collection”
column.
Description
The descriptions given here are taken from the registers prepared by the archivists
who processed the collections. In only a few cases have we actually gone back to look at
the material to enhance a description, such as the correspondence of John D. Rockefeller
in the Rockefeller Family Archives. For General Education Board fellowships,
descriptions are taken largely from the General Education Board's Directory of
Fellowship Awards for the Years 1922-1950 (1952), and supplemented by a review of the
fellowship files. By and large, however, the descriptions in this column are taken from
the registers to the collections, and we are indebted to previous archivists for their work
in compiling these descriptive finding aids. The names of individuals appearing in this
column indicates that the folder(s) contain correspondence from this person.
Collection
This column designates the archival collection in which the folder in the “Name”
column can be found. A list of the abbreviations used in this column is located at the end
of the User's Guide.
Record Group, Series,
Box and Folder Number
These columns provide more specific information about the location of material
within an archival collection. Record groups and series are smaller divisions within
collections, usually denoting the office from which material came, the subject matter of
the material, or a geographic location. Archivists for the most part use the same
classification or filing system as the person or organization that created these records,
rather than imposing a new order on the material. Entries that have box numbers but no
folder numbers represent material that has not yet been processed (reviewed and
organized) by an archivist.
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Collections Included in the Survey
Material from the following collections are included in this survey. These collections
are listed alphabetically by the abbreviations used in the “Collection” column. Beneath
the names of large collections, where it is appropriate, we have included descriptions of
record group and series designations. We also describe any significant restrictions in each
collection. Within the body of the survey, the designation "closed" in the description
column is used to indicate a file or series of files that researchers cannot examine. Such
files are included in the survey because in most cases access to these files is restricted for
a certain period of time and we anticipate that these files eventually will be open for
research.
Readers should be aware that collections received or opened by the Archive Center
since the preparation of this survey in 1992 have not been included in this survey.
For a more complete description of each archival collection, readers should consult A
Guide to Archives and Manuscripts at the Rockefeller Archive Center.
CF
Commonwealth Fund Archives, 1918-1982
Ad.-His.
Administration-Historical series. These files are open for research only with the
permission of the director of the Rockefeller Archive Center.
Ad. Med.
Fellowship
Advanced Medical Fellowship series. This material is open for research.
Grants
Material in this series is open for research.
Harkness
Harkness family to 1951. Material in this series is open for research.
Davis, Jackson
Jackson Davis Papers, 1898-1947
Davison
Davison Fund, Inc. Records, 1930-1942
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FM
Rockefeller Family Archives, 1819-1989
RG 1
John D. Rockefeller Papers, 1855-1942
Ofc Cor
RG 2
John D. Rockefeller Papers, Office Correspondence, 1879-1894. Much
of this material pertains to requests for charitable gifts. Material listed
in the survey is incoming correspondence. For Rockefeller's reply, if
any, and other outgoing correspondence, consult the Index to the John D.
Rockefeller Letterbooks, 1877-1918 at the Rockefeller Archive Center
(1987), compiled and edited by Emily J. Oakhill and Claire Collier.
Note: Rockefeller's Office Correspondence and the index to the
letterbooks also are available commercially in a microfilm edition
published by University Publications of America (Bethesda, Maryland).
Office of the Messrs Rockefeller General Files, 1890-1961
Portions are restricted or closed; material pertaining to living members of the
Rockefeller family is closed and not available for researchers to see.
Series:
Boards
Rockefeller Boards, 1899-1961. Contains material regarding the
creation of various philanthropic organizations by members of the
Rockefeller family, as well as the family's service on these boards.
Business
Business Interests, 1886-1961
Civic
Civic Interests. 1899-1961
Cultural
Cultural Interests, 1888-1963
Economic
Economic Reform Interests, 1894-1961
Educational
Educational Interests, 1896-1961
F&S
Friends and Services, 1886-1961
Housing
Housing Interests, 1896-1962
JDR 3rd
John D. Rockefeller 3rd Papers, 1906-1961
Religious
Religious Interests, 1894-1962
Welfare
Welfare-General Files, 1894-1961.
Includes a subseries on “Negro Organizations”
Youth
Welfare-Youth Files, 1897-1961.
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RG 4
Nelson A. Rockefeller, Personal
Series O
GEB
Washington, D.C. Files
General Education Board Archives, 1901-1967
RG 1.1
Early Southern Program, 1901-1967. Each institution received a
special number that includes the abbreviation of the state in which the
school is located; this designation appears in the series column. Note: This
portion of the collection also is available commercially in a microfilm
edition published by Scholarly Resources, Inc. (Wilmington, Delaware).
RG 1.2
Secondary and Higher Education Program, 1902-1967. Each grant was
given a special numerical code, which appears in the series column. For
fellowships to individuals (series 400S), the description column gives the
state in which the person was living when the application was made, the
subject studied under the fellowship, and the years of the fellowship;
researchers should also inquire about fellowship recorder cards for these
individuals.
RG 1.3
Southern Secondary and Elementary Education Program, 1931-1961.
Designation of 950 in series column.
Note: This portion of the collection also is available commercially in a
microfilm edition published by Scholarly Resources, Inc. (Wilmington,
Delaware).
RG 1.5
Medical Education Program, 1905-1961.
FRC
Fellowship Recorder Cards. These cards were used to record the basic
information about fellowship recipients, and to track their subsequent
careers.
IEB
International Education Board Archives, 1922-1964
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JDR 3rd Fund
JDR 3rd Fund Archives, 1956-1979
Series 1
Youth Task Force: General Correspondence, 1969-1974.
Series 10
Arts in Education Program - Jane Remer Files, 1972-1979.
Series 11
Arts in Education Program - Kathryn Bloom Files, 1967-1979.
Series 12
General Records, 1963-1977.
LSRM
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Archives, 1918-1949
Note: Series III: Appropriations in this collection also is available
commercially in a microfilm edition published by Scholarly Resources,
Inc.(Wilmington, Delaware).
Series 3.1
Series 3.5
Series 3.6
Series 3.8
Public Health Program
Child Study and Parent Education Program
Social Studies Program
Interracial Relations Program
RBF
Rockefeller Brothers Fund Archives, 1941-1989
RG 4
Grants.
Material more than ten years old is open for research.
RF
Rockefeller Foundation Archives, 1910-1989
Material is open for research if it is more than twenty years old.
RG 1.1
RG 1.2
These record groups contain project (grant) files. Series codes
designate specific states or countries (200 designates general U.S.),
with letter codes for specific program areas. “A” designates medicine, for
example, “J” public health, “R” the humanities and arts, and “S” the social
sciences.
RG 5
International Health Division
RSC
Rockefeller Sanitary Commission for the Eradication of Hookworm
Disease Records, 1909-1915
RSF
Russell Sage Foundation Records, 1885-1982
Sealantic
Sealantic Fund Papers, 1931-1980
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Abbreviations
The following are abbreviations used in the description column. Many of these
abbreviations are taken from the original folder descriptions in the register for the
General Education Board records. This listing does not include standard abbreviations for
state names or for personal names, such as Robt. for Robert.
AAR
ABHMS
admin
adv oppor
agri
A&M
AME
AM & N
asst
AU
bio
bldg(s)
CF
chem
closed
coll
conf
constr
consult
coop
dept
distrib
DR
econ
educ
endow
equip
eval
exp
expen
FM
FRC
GEB
grad
HMS
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (1874-1948)
American Baptist Home Mission Society
administration
advanced opportunity
agriculture; agricultural
Agricultural and Mechanical college
African Methodist Episcopal
Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal college
assistant
Atlanta University
biology
building(s)
Commonwealth Fund
chemistry
Indicates a file or series of files that researchers cannot examine. Such
files are included in the survey because in most cases access to these files
is restricted for a certain period of time, and we anticipate that these files
eventually will be open for research.
college
conference
construction
consultation
cooperation; cooperative
department
distribution
David Rockefeller (b. 1915)
economics
education
endowment
equipment
evaluation
expansion
expenses
Rockefeller Family Archives
Fellowship Recorder Cards
General Education Board
graduate
Home Mission Society
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hosp
Hts
IEB
IHB/D
Improv
JDR
JDR Jr.
JDR 3rd
JDR 3rd Fund
LSR
LSRM
maint
med
NAR
Ng
N&I
perm improv
phys
prep
pres
pub
publ
RBF
re:
RF
RSF
sci
second
secr
serv
SF
soc
st
stat
teach
tech
tr
train
UNCF
USDA
via
voc
WR
hospital
Heights
International Education Board
International Health Board/Division of the Rockefeller Foundation
Improvements
John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (1839-1937)
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (1874-1960)
John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906-1978)
John D. Rockefeller 3rd Fund
Laurance Spelman Rockefeller (b. 1910)
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
maintenance
medical
Nelson A. Rockefeller (1908-1979)
no grant given
Normal and Industrial school
permanent improvements
physics
preparation
President
public
publication
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
about, concerning
Rockefeller Foundation
Russell Sage Foundation
science
secondary
secretary
service
Spelman Fund
social
state
statistics
teacher, teaching
technical
trade
training
United Negro College Fund
United States Department of Agriculture
by way of, through
vocational
Winthrop Rockefeller (1912-1973)
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Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
A
A Better Chance, 1964-84
See alsb Independent Schools
Talent Search Program
A.M.E. Zion Church,
(Tarrytown, NY), 1910-60
RBF
JDR Jr. gift to church as contribution
from family; special contributions.
Action, Inc., 1971-72
3
FM
2
JDR 3rd
Fund
1-2
1-11
15
96
1
1
2
Religious
Adair, Frank B.
AR; Business Administration fellow,
1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Adams, Charles Philip
LA; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Adams, George
Rosenwald Medical fellow, 1920-21.
GEB
1.5
B 22
702
7222
Adams, Nannie Clyde
GA; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Aden, Alonzo J.
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow,
1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Adkins, Walter Percy
TN; Political Science and
Economics fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Administrative Fellowship
Training Program, 1975-79
Kathryn Bloom files.
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
147-149
Africa
Africa Advancing (1945);
Stingray Conference, 1932-43.
Davis
Jackson
Africa Advancing (Book)
Financial reports and clippings about book.
GEB
1.2
637.1
287
Africa Advancing: Clippings
and Reviews
GEB
1.2
637.1
287
29932994
3001
Africa O - General, 1927
IEB
1.2
25
352
113114
858-863
1.1
11
157
Cultural
49
488
Ad.-His.
2
14
200 R
258
2501
Africa, 1956-62
Appeals for educational, medical, and
cultural assistance to emerging African
nations. Most declined. Some
correspondence from African leaders.
African Educators, 1924-26
African-American Institute,
1956-62
2
IEB
DR contributions to African Student
Union, 1956, and to Institution=s African
Leader Program, 1959. Cousins contribution.
Dana Creel a director. Closed.
African-American Institute,
1963-73
African-American Institute,
Inc. - Journalism, 1963-65
FM
1
FM
2
CF
Travel grants, Africa.
RF
1.2
Business
Afro-American Bicentennial
Corporation, 1973-76
JDR 3rd
Fund
5
54
451
Afro-American Studio for
Acting and Speech, Inc., 1970-76
RBF
3
34
264-265
1
Name
Description
Afro-American Total Theatre
Arts Foundation, Inc., 1969-71
Playwriting program.
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
RF
Afro-American Total Theatre Arts
Foundation, Inc., 1970-76
1.2
200 R
258
2502
RBF
3
34-35
266-270
735
326
3390
Agricultural and Mechanical
Colleges for Negroes Study, 1930-31
A.R. Mann. Correspondence
and photographs.
GEB
Agricultural and Technical
College of North Carolina,
1902-57
Equipment.
GEB
1.1
NC 1
101
916-917
Agricultural Mechanical &
Normal College of Arkansas Books, 1945-46
Grants. Books, journals, and binding.
GEB
1.3
950
382
3991
Agricultural Mechanical &
Normal College of Arkansas Workshops, 1947-48
Grants, planning community school
programs; principals and key teachers;
library.
GEB
1.3
950
382
3992
Agricultural, Mechanical &
Normal College, Pine Bluff, 1902-52
Perm improv, visits to schools.
Ed McCuistion. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 7
21
183-185
Agriculture and Technical
College of Greensboro Library and Laboratory Grants,
1934-35
GEB
1.3
950
441
4640
Ailey American Dance
Theatre, 1968-69
RF
1.2
200 R
259
2503
Alabama - Public Health
IHD correspondence with State Board
of Health. Reports on tuberculosis,
malaria, and hookworm. Most material
dates after 1930s.
RF
1.1
201
1-5
1-62
Alabama Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Normal,
1903-43
Bldgs, perm improv. J.S. Lambert.
Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 101
13
103-104
Alabama Homemakers Clubs,
1914-19
Salary, James Sibley. Re: Negro educ,
Jeanes funds, Hampton summer school,
demonstration plots, USDA (photos, 1917).
GEB
1.1
Ala 160.2 18
150-151
Alabama State Agent for Rural
Schools (Negro), 1929-33
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3121
Alabama State Board of
Education - Higher Education
for Negroes, 1950-55
Via AL St College for Negroes for
classrooms, science equip, and books.
H.C. Trenholm, A.R. Meadows.
GEB
1.3
950
383
40054007
Alabama State Department of
Education - Calhoun Public
School for Negroes, 1936-38
Constr and equip. Photos and
correspondence.
GEB
1.3
950
384
4011
Alabama State Department of
Education - Laboratory
School for Tuskegee, 1946-49
Constr and equip. B.L. Balch. E.G. McGehee.
GEB
1.3
950
384
4009
GEB
1.3
950
384
4013
Alabama State Department of
Education - Study of Higher
Education in Negro Colleges,
1940
2
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Albany State College, 1905-53
Formerly Georgia Normal & Agriculture
College. Perm improv, equip.
Alcorn A & M - Library and
Laboratory Grants, 1935-36
GEB
1.1
Ga 207
65
566-567
GEB
1.3
950
441
4641
Alcorn A & M College Research Training in
Agricultural Economics,
1953-55
J.R. Otis. Expenses.
GEB
1.3
950
384
4016
Alcorn A & M College,
1923-55
Equip, practice school, workshops
rural teachers, research worker, in-service
training, bldgs, state teacher training program,
perm improv, books, research programs.
H.M. Ivy, W.F. Bond.
GEB
1.1
Miss 72
98-99
885-888
Alexander, Florence O.
MS; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Alexander, Lloyd Ephraim
TN; Biology fellow, 1931-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Allen University - Home
Economics Equipment, 1945-47
J.B. Felton, Samuel R. Higgins, C.J. Martin.
GEB
1.3
950
384
4017
GEB
1.3
950
441
4642
Allen University - Library and
Laboratory Grants, 1935-36
Allen University 1905-52
Equip, repairs.
GEB
1.1
SC 58
126
Allen, Maryrose Reeves
DC; Health and Physical Education
fellow, 1937-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
11441145
2400
Allen, William D. Jr.
TN; Music fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Allen-White High School,
1939-48
Whiteville, TN. Constr and equip, support,
grounds. W.E. Turner, S.L. Smith, J.H. White,
B.O. Duggan. Correspondence, reports, and
photographs.
GEB
1.3
950
384385
40184022
Allman, Reva White
MI: Education fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
Alston, Rosamond A.
SC; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
237
2400
American Baptist Home
Mission Society, 1901-42
Reports and pamphlets.
GEB
1.5
H 20
717718
73927395
American Baptist Home
Mission Society, General,
1898-1959
JDR gift to society used for instruction
in Negro secondary schools.
FM
2
Religious
2-3
13-15
American Baptist Home
Mission Society, National
Ministers Institute,
1924-35
Plans for developing institutes for the
benefit of Colored Ministers in the South.
JDR Jr. pledged assistance to meet expenses.
FM
2
Religious
3
21
American Church Institute
for Negroes, 1925-47
Grant.
GEB
1.1
410
255
26462647
American Council of Learned
Societies - Microfilming
Negro Newspapers, 1945-48
Grant. Waldo G. Leland,
Melville Herskovits.
GEB
1.2
414
256
2652
American Council on
Education - American Youth
Commission - Studies of
Negro Youth, 1937-41
Racial factor in personality. Robert
Sutherland. Correspondence, reports,
and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
960
558
5965
3
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
American Council on Education Education - National Survey
of Higher Education for
Negroes, 1940-42
Study and stat. Fred Kelley,
Ina Brown Ambrose Caliver.
Reports and correspondence.
GEB
1.3
950
386
40354036
American Council on
Education - Tuskegee
Workshop, 1948
Resource-use educ.
GEB
1.3
950
387
4946
3
69
472
American Council on Race
Relations, 1946-50
RBF
American Council on Race Relations,
Relations, 1944-49
Council developed out of a Chicago
conference; Rockefeller office watched
growth of Council. JDR Jr. declined
invitations and appeals for contributions.
FM
2
Welfare
37
399
American Council on Race
Relations, 1944-49
General correspondence.
GEB
1.2
414
256
2653
American Film Center - Negro
Life Film, 1940-57
Grant. AOne Tenth of a Nation.@
Donald Slesinger.
GEB
1.2
377
224
21452147
American Library Association Demonstration in Training Negro
School Librarians, 1936-39
Carl Milam, Anita Hostetter.
GEB
1.3
950
387
40504051
American Medical Association,
1971-81
Education and research foundation-loan
program to help minority group students
to complete medical school.
CF
Grants
9
90-91
American Missionary Association,
1904-57
General correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
654
295
30803081
American Negro Theatre, 1941-65
Grant.
GEB
414
256
2654
American Political Science
Association - Southern
Scholars= Seminars, 1962-63
$19,000 for support of a program for
study and seminars for political science
teachers in small Southern colleges, with
special efforts to reach teachers in
Negro colleges.
RF
200 S
478
4082
American Teachers
Association, 1919-50
Formerly National Association for Teachers
in Colored Schools. Debt, liquidation.
H.G. Canady.
GEB
250
210
2024
American University Washington (DC) History,
1952-1964
Constance Green.
RF
1.2
200 R
286
26992701
Americus Institute 1902-28
Current expen, teach salary, bldg repairs,
costs, debt. M.E. Reddick, Booker T.
Washington.
GEB
1.1
Ga 15
43-44
387-391
Americus Negro High School,
1934-36
Bldgs and equip.
GEB
1.1
Ga 284
70
284
Ampey, Russell M.
LA; Biology fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
FM
5
JDR 3rd
42
240
Anacostia Neighborhood
Museum, 1967-68
1.2
Anderson, Agatha Alfreda
TN; Nursing fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Anderson, Felicia Dorothea
VA; English fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
4
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Anderson, Galusha
Financial aid to student at Denison
University, H.H. Huffman.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
1
6
Anderson, Nolan Hamilton
TX; Biology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Anderson, Thomas Jefferson
DC; Education fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Anderson, William Ewart
OK; Education fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Anthony, Marion Ernestine
GA; Library Science fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Antioch Baptist Church,
Cleveland, 1904-14
Negro church. JDR donated
toward expenses and building fund.
FM
2
Religious 16
101
Antioch College - Jazz,
1968-73
Workshop.
RF
1.2
200 R
287
2706
Appleby, Sadye P.
MS; Public Health Education fellow,
1945-46.
GEB
FRC
RBF
3
106
714-716
Anna T. Jeanes Fund.
See Jeanes (Anna T.) Fund
Architects' Renewal
Committee in Harlem, Inc.,
1965-75
Arizona State University,
1968-72
$15,000 for Athe development
of educational programs for
minority-group students.@
RF
1.2
200
9-10
71-72
Arkansas - Haygood
Industrial College, 1917-32
Bldgs and equip. Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 47
26
234
Arkansas A M & N College,
1940
Workshop.
GEB
1.3
950
540
5782
Arkansas Baptist College,
1901-46
Teachers salary, practice school,
repair. ABHMS. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 1
19
167-169
Arkansas Division of Teacher
Training, 1931-35
Salary and expenses re: Negro
educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 56
26
243
Arkansas Homemakers Clubs,
1913-19
Salary. Re: Jeanes Fund, gardens
demonstr, canning, fairs, conf,
rural schoolhouses, Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 44.2
25
226-227
Arkansas State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-31
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3122
Arkansas State Department of
Education - Counselor
Training Program, 1947-50
Dolph Camp, A.B. Bonds.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
388
4060-61
Armstrong, S.C.
Hampton Institute.
FM
1
Ofc. Cor
2
9
Arnold, Frank A.
MD; Agricultural Education
fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
RF
1.2
200 R
290
2723
Art Institute of Chicago Public School Program, 1954-70
5
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Arts and Education Council
of Greater, St. Louis Inner-City Cultural
Enrichment, 1967-70
RF
Arts for Racial Identity,
Inc., 1970-75
1.2
200 R
289
27192722
RBF
3
114
773
Arts in Education
Jane Remer Files. Series includes 3 boxes
of material on New York City schools,
1973-79; material on schools in Hartford,
Little Rock, Minneapolis, Seattle, and
Winston-Salem, 1974-79; and Public School
Projects in League of Cities member cities
and other cities. Also, contact files for the
Bank Street College of Education, 1977;
Harlem School of the Arts, 1973-74;
Southern California University Project,
1974-75; Henry Street Settlement Urban
Life Center, 1974-78; and New York
Urban Coalition, 1975-79.
JDR 3rd
Fund
10
66-96
Arts in Education Program
Kathryn Bloom files on Ad
Hoc Coalition of States. General
material on Arizona, California, Indiana,
Massachusetts, Michigan, New York,
Oklahoma, and Washington.
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
127-146
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
282-287
Includes contact files for Alabama;
JDR 3rd
Arkansas; Connecticut; Delaware;
Fund
Idaho; Illinois; Iowa; Fayette County,
Kentucky; Louisiana; Maryland (with a
county file on Montgomery County);
Minnesota; Montana; Nebraska
New Hampshire; New Jersey; New Mexico;
Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester counties,
New York; North Carolina; Ohio; Oregon;
Rhode Island; South Carolina; South Dakota;
Virginia; Wisconsin; and the cities of Cleveland;
Columbus; Palo Alto; and St. Louis.
11
247-257
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
299-300
3
23
Arts in Education Program Schools and Universities
Arts in Education Program State, County and City Agencies
Arts in Education Program Urban Development
Organizations
Associated Negro Press
Declinations.
Davison II
Associated Negro Press,
1931-48
Declination. Re: race relations,
adult educ, USDA, Negro Press.
C.A. Barnett, F.D. Patterson,
R.R. Moton, J.H. Dillard. AThe Negro
Farmer.@ Correspondence, reports, and
clippings.
GEB
1.3
950
390
40824086
GEB
1.2
160
205
19591960
3.8
96
966-967
Association for the Study of
Negro Life and History,
1916-41
Association for the Study of
Negro Life and History,
1921-29
LSRM-RF. Journal of Negro History,
special studies. Carter Woodson,
William E. Dodd, Arthur Schlesinger.
6
LSRM
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Association for the Study of
Negro Life and History,
1930-36
Includes report: AThe Negro Professional
Man and the Community,@
by Carter G. Woodson, 1933.
RF
1.1
200
9
80-82
Association for the Study of
Negro Life, 1926-53
Appeal for funds to study history of
Negroes; consistently declined.
FM
2
Welfare
37
392
Association of Black
Foundation Executives,
1973-74
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
2
26
Association of Black
Foundation Executives, 1977
CF
Ad.-His.
7
126
Association of Black
Foundation Executives, Inc.,
1973-79
RBF
3
135A135
903905
Association of Black Social
Workers Child Adoption
Counseling and Referral
Service, Inc., 1978-79
RBF
3
135
906
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for
Negroes - Consultation
Service in Public Relations,
1943-48
Expenses. R.T. Tatum.
GEB
1.3
950
392
4098
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for
Negroes - Improvement of
Instruction in Higher
Institutions, 1941-45
Support. H.C. Trenholm, R.B.
Atwood. Correspondence and
reports.
GEB
1.3
950
392
40994101
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for
Negroes - Scholarships,
1943-45
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
392
41024104
GEB
1.3
950
392
4105
4106
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for
Negroes - Summer
Conferences, 1943
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for
Negroes - Workshop, 1941-42
Secondary educ. W.A. Robinson.
GEB
1.3
950
392
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for
Negroes, 1938-64
Support, prep, and distribution of study,
workshops. W.H. Brown, W.A. Robinson,
L.F. Palmer, Ambrose Suhrie, F.C. Jenkins,
W.C. Trenholm, J.S. Lambert, R.B. Atwood.
GEB
1.3
950
390-391 40874097
Association of Colleges for
Negro Youth, 1919-31
Grant.
GEB
1.2
121
204
1941
Association of University
Programs in Hospital
Administration, 1970-73
Work-study recruitment program in history
administration for minority group members
(stipends and scholarships).
CF
Grant
28
257
Atchinson, Andrew
Charitable and educational work on
refugee freedmen in the West (1882).
FM
1
Ofc. Cor
2
12
Atkins, Francis L.
NC; Education fellow, 1923-25
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
7
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Atkins, James A.
TN; English Education fellow, 1930-31
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Atlanta Conference, 1933-34
Cooperation in Negro education
GEB
1.1
Ga. 238
70
621
Atlanta Library for Negro
Institutions, 1928-46
Trevor Arnett Library; maintenance, books,
bldg equip. John Hope, Florence M. Read.
GEB
1.1
Ga. 12
43
381-385
Atlanta Practice High
School, 1928-29
For Spelman, Morehouse and
AU. Ng.
GEB
1.1
Ga. 13
43
386
Atlanta School of Social
Work, 1924-34
Historical Records.
RF
1.1
212 S
1
6
Atlanta University Accounting System, 1938-40
N.C. Plimpton, Rufus
Clement.
GEB
1.3
950
394
4127
Atlanta University - Ambrose
Suhrie, 1942-43
Visiting prof.
GEB
1.3
950
396
4149
GEB
1.3
950
394
4128
Atlanta University - Books,
1938-39
Atlanta University - Central
Power and Heating Plant,
1936-37
For AU, Spelman, Morehouse
Clark.
GEB
1.3
950
394
4129
Atlanta University - Child
Development Programs,
1936-45
Purchase of home and
renovation.
GEB
1.3
950
394
4130
GEB
1.3
950
395
4154
Atlanta University - Clark
College, 1947-48
Atlanta University Classroom Bldg, 1944-55
Constr.
GEB
1.3
950
395
4131
Atlanta University Conference on Development of
School of Library Science,
1940-41
Louis Shores (photos).
GEB
1.3
950
394
4132
GEB
1.1
Ga. 80.2
54
484
GEB
1.3
950
395
4133
Atlanta University Graduate Assistantships,
1941-49
GEB
1.3
950
395
4134
Atlanta University Graduate Education, 1960
GEB
1.3
950
395
4135
GEB
1.3
950
396
4151
Atlanta University Instructional Salaries,
1947-48
GEB
1.3
950
396
4152
Atlanta University - John
Hope Home
GEB
1.1
Ga. 80
52
471
Atlanta University Dramatic Art, 1933-36
Atlanta University - English
Education, 1953-55
Atlanta University - Helen
Whiting, 1942-45
Problems of Negro teachers.
Supervisor of observation
and practice teach.
8
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Atlanta University - John
Hope Memorial, 1936-40
GEB
1.1
Ga. 80
52
470
Atlanta University
Laboratory Equipment, 1935-36
Science.
GEB
1.3
950
395
4137
Atlanta University - Land
Survey and Survey of Educ.
Problems, 1945-48
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
395
41384140
Atlanta University - Land,
1931-42
GEB
1.1
Ga. 80.1
54
480-483
Atlanta University - Land,
1948, 1959
GEB
1.3
950
396
4158
Atlanta University - Language
Arts Workshop, 1947-52
GEB
1.3
950
395
4141
Atlanta University - Library
School, 1963-68
RF
1.2
200
11
85-87
GEB
1.3
950
395
4142
GEB
1.3
950
396
4156
GEB
1.3
950
395
4143
Atlanta University Morris Brown College, 1943-46
GEB
1.3
950
396
4155
Atlanta University Negro Medical Education, 1948
RF
1.1
200 A
72
864
Atlanta University - Religion
(Coulborn, Rushton), 1955-56
RF
1.2
200 R
295
27552756
GEB
1.3
950
395
4144
GEB
1.3
950
396
4157
Atlanta University Library, 1943-44
Graduate.
Atlanta University Morehouse College, 1944-51
Atlanta University - Morris
Brown Bldgs., 1938-40
Atlanta University - School
of Theatre, 1937
Reconditioning; via AU.
Summer school.
Atlanta University - Spelman
College, 1948-51
Atlanta University - Study
of Negro Business, 1943-48
Support, in cooperation with National
Urban League. Joseph Pierce
Franklin Nichols, Lester Granger.
GEB
1.3
950
396
41454147
Atlanta University - Summer
School, 1932-47
Workshops, grad courses
scholarships.
GEB
1.1
Ga. 80
53-54
472-479
GEB
1.3
950
396
4150
Atlanta University - Union
Catalog for Atlanta
University Center, 1958
Atlanta University Virginia Lacy, 1941-42
Fellowship for cataloger.
GEB
1.3
950
395
4136
Atlanta University Center Advisory Faculty Council,
1939-52
Re: grad educ, development. Goodrich
White, Raymond Paty, J.H. Purks,
Philip Davidson, Harvey Cox,
Henry Stanford.
GEB
1.3
950
393
41154119
9
Name
Description
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Atlanta University Center Agnes Scott College 1938-43
Endow, J.R. McCain
GEB
1.3
950
394
41204121
Atlanta University Center Emory University, 1938-44
Endow, re: univ development hosp and
med school. Robert Oppenheimer,
Harvey Cox, Goodrich White.
GEB
1.3
950
394
41224124
Atlanta University Center George Works, 1938
Consultant.
GEB
1.3
950
394
4126
Atlanta University Center Visit to Educational
Centers, 1938-40
GEB
1.3
950
394
4125
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - EconomicsKindleberg, C.P. 1966-69
RF
1.2
200
11
88-89
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - EconomicsMcCartney, Kenneth, 1968-69
RF
1.2
200
11
90
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - EconomicsRecruitment, 1960-70
RF
1.2
200
12
91
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Economics-Robinson,
Romney 1969-70
RF
1.2
200
12
92
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Executive
Secretary, 1966-72
RF
1.2
200
12
93-94
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Faculty,
1963-66; 1968-70
RF
1.2
200
12
95-96
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Libraries,
(Travel Grant), 1971
RF
1.2
200
13
104
RF
1.2
200
12
97-99
RF
1.2
200
13
100-103
295
2757
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Martin Luther
King, Jr. Library Project, 1968-70
Collection
Correspondence, proposal draft.
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Libraries, 1963-68
Atlanta University Center
Corporation - Music and
Drama (Frank, Benno D.),
1966-71
Salary support.
RF
1.2
200 R
Atlanta University Center,
1938-47
Correspondence, clippings
and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
Atlanta University School of
Social Work 1925-1947
Current expenses.
GEB
1.1
Ga 281
10
392-393
70
41094114
613-619
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Atlanta University, 1902-63
Land, bldgs, equip, books, salary, endow,
conf, current expen, improv. Rufus Clements,
Florence M. Read, Benjamin Mays, W.E.B.
DuBois, Otis Caldwell, John Hope, Edwin
Embree. Re: coop of univ complex, Jeanes
teachers, estate and legacies. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ga 80
49-52
Atlanta University, 1931-53
Family interest. JDR Jr. underwrote
fund campaign but was not asked to pay
any portion of the commitment; small
gift made toward endowed chair.
FM
2
Educ.
46
Atlanta University, 1933-34
Negro education, endowment, building,
equipment. Florence Read, Dean Sage.
IEB
1.1
16
290
442-469
Atlanta University, 1947-48
GEB
1.3
950
396
4153
Atlanta University, Clark
University - Land, 1934-58
GEB
1.1
Ga 80.3
54-55
485-491
Atwood, Rufus Ballard
KY; Educational fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Augsburg College
(Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Urban Attitudes, 1967-69
Includes supplementary
material (18 pieces),
1966-68.
RF
1.2
200 S
480
41024103
Austin, Theodore Dunbar
DC; Chemistry fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Austin, Walter Montgomery
FL; Economics fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Averitte, Laura M.
TN; English fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2401
Bacote, Clarence Albert
FL; History fellow, 1928-29,
1933-34, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Bailey, Anna O.
Texas Negro mission school
of Jennie Peck (1891).
FM
1
Ofc Cor
2
16
Bailey, Joseph Alexander
AR; History and Economics
fellow, 1933-34, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Bailey, Robert L.
WV; Agriculture fellow, 1948-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Baker, Houston A.
KY; Business Administration fellow,
1947-48
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Baker, Orestes Jeremiah
TX; Library Science fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Baker, Percy Hayes
VA; Biology fellow, 1941-43
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Baker, Thomas Nelson Jr.
VA; Chemistry fellow, 1937-38
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Baltimore Provident Hospital
and Dispensary, 1927-32; 1957
Visit and report by Thomas
Appelget, 1927; JDR Jr. pledged $55,000.
FM
2
Medical
21
162
Baltimore-Education Interns-Principals,
1969-March 1970,
May-December 1970, 1971
$70,000 for its Central City Administrative
Internships program.
RF
1.2
200
13-14
106-110
B
11
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Bank Street College of
Education, 1968-78
Kathryn Bloom Files.
JDR 3rd
Fund
Banks, 1931-61
Includes material on Adam Clayton Powell=s
plan for Harlem Savings Bank. Closed.
FM
Banks, Church H.
TX; Agriculture fellow, 1927-28.
Banks, Melvin James
11
152154
11861204
2
Business
5
37
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
TX; History fellow, 1932-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Baptist Negro Education
Center, NYC, 1942-60
JDR Jr. gift to be applied to general
program of Negro Education Center.
Pledges renewed until Martha Baird
Rockefeller stopped them in 1960.
FM
2
Religious 6
39
Baranco, Henri Etta
LA; English fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Barber, Georgia W.
NC; Public Health fellow, 1946.
GEB
Barker, Twilley Wendell Jr.
LA; Political Science fellow, 1954-55.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2604
Barksdale, Richard Kenneth
MS; English Literature
fellow, 1942-43, 1954-55.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Barnes, Robert Percy
NJ; Chemistry fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Barnett, Claude, 1944-47
On Africa, Phelps-Stokes
Fund, Negro press, newspaper.
GEB
1.2
637.1
287
29952997
Barrett, A.M.
Negro Baptist school, Pee
Dee, NC (1893)
FM
1
Ofc Cor
3
22
Bartley, Lua S.
MI; Health and Physical
Education fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Batchlor, Commodore Dewey
OK; English fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2402
Beasley, Henrietta L.
OK; Librarian fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Beaumont, Beatrice H.
VA; Education fellow, 1925-26, 1928-29
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Beckham, Albert S.
LSRM Fellowship, 1928-29
Includes manuscript, AA Study of the
Intelligence of Colored Adolescents
of Different Economic and Social Status in
Typical Metropolitan Areas@ (1929).
LSRM
3.8
97
985
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Restoration Corporation, 1967-69
$350,000 for its operating budget and
toward its block renovation program.
RF
1.2
200
14
113-117
Belgian Congo, 1944-45
George Carpenter.
GEB
1.2
637.1
287
2998
Bell, George
Appeal from a former slave=s
son attending school in Chicago (1893)
FM
1
Ofc Cor
3
24
Bell, Mrs. James A.H.
Orphanage in Atlanta planned
by Carrie L. Steele.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
3
24
Belle, James M.
AL; Business Administration fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Belton, Moses
NC; Library Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Belton, William Edward
LA; Chemistry fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.1
400 S
238
2403
12
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Benedict College and Allen
University - Cooperative
Education Program, 1952-55
W.J. Trent. Correspondence
and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
398
41714172
Benedict College and Allen
University - Joint Library,
1931-42
Const and equip. J.B.
Felton, Frank H. Smith.
GEB
1.3
950
398
41734174
GEB
1.3
950
397
4167
Benedict College - Books,
1938-39
Benedict College - Library
and Science Equipment,
1947-49
J.H. Bacoats.
GEB
1.3
950
397
4166
Benedict College - Salaries,
Books, Endowment, 1941-53
S.E. Hening, J.B. Felton.
GEB
1.3
950
397
41684170
Benedict College, 1903-52
Teach salary, constr and equip,
current expen. ABHMS.
Frank A. Smith, George Rice Hovey.
GEB
1.1
SC 57
125
11401143
Benedict College, 1934
Grant. Frank A. Smith.
GEB
1.2
692.1
306
3199
Bennett College - Books,
1944
David E. Jones.
GEB
1.3
950
398
4175
Bennett College - Community
Health and Nutrition Program,
1944-47
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950.4
540
57835784
Bennett College Cooperative Child Health
Center, 1941-45
W.P. Jacocks.
GEB
1.3
950.4
540
5785
GEB
1.3
950
398
4176
GEB
1.3
950
398
4177
GEB
1.3
950
441
4644
Bennett College - Curriculum
Study, 1924-44
Bennett College - Home
Economics, 1933-44
Development, nursery school
Alterations, equip.
Bennett College - Library and
Laboratory Grants, 1935-37
Bennett College - Library,
1937-39
Constr and equip. M.J.
Holmes. Thomas Holgate.
GEB
1.3
950
398
4179
Bennett College - Lydia
Jetton, 1940
Dean of Students,
fellowship.
GEB
1.3
950
398
4178
GEB
1.3
950
398
4180
GEB
1.3
950.4
540
5786
GEB
1.2
692.1
306
3200
Bennett College - Science
Staff and Equipment, 1951-54
Bennett College - Student
Health and Health Education,
1947-50
Equip and renovation.
Bennett College for Women,
1934
13
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Bennett College, 1914-64
Endow, library constr and equip, books,
bldg and equip, coop child health center,
current expen, curriculum reorganization
study, home econ. Women=s HMS of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Correspondence, clippings, pamphlets,
reports, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
NC 239
116-118 10531065
Bent, Michael J.
TN: Medical Sciences fellow,
1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
RF
1.2
200
15
118-119
FM
1
Ofc Cor
3
26
GEB
1.3
950
399
4187
Berkley Unified Schools
District – Teachers
Training, Problems of
Multi-racial education
Berry, Mary E.
Tuskegee Institute
Bethune-Cookman College Books, 1942-43
Bethune-Cookman College Library, 1946-52
Constr and equip.
Mary McLeod Bethune,
D.E. Williams.
GEB
1.3
950
399
4188
Bethune-Cookman College,
1905-53
Formerly Daytona Cookman Collegiate
Institute and Daytona N & I Institute.
Constr equip, current expen, books,
science equip. M.J. Holmes, Mary McLeod
Bethune. Methodist Episcopal Church.
Re: Dies Committee, vocational Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Fla 38
33-34
303-310
Bethune-Cookman College,
1934-36
Grant. Correspondence and
reports.
GEB
1.2
692.1
306
31973198
Bettis Academy 1902-48
Equip, repairs, constr,
teach salary. J.B. Felton,
Alice Angell, James H. Dillard.
GEB
1.1
SC 49
125
11351139
Bianchi, Benjamin Abbott
SC; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Bias, John Henry
NC; Education fellow, 1923-24.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Binford, Elmer C.
NC; Biology fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Binford, Ruth Pearl
AL; Mathematics fellow, 1926-33,
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Birch, Ruth Marie
DC; Art and Architecture fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.1
400 S
238
2403
Birnie, James Hope
SC; Biology fellow, 1939-40, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2403
Bishop College - Community
Workshop, 1943
Prairie View St. Coll, Wiley Coll
and Texas Coll, D.B. Taylor.
Correspondence and photographs.
GEB
1.3
950
400
4200
Bishop College Consultative Service, 1960
Re: merger with Butler Coll.
GEB
1.3
950
400
4201
Bishop College - Department
of Homemaking Education,
1938-40
Improv, equip, books
Correspondence and
photographs.
GEB
1.3
950
400
4202
Bishop College - Development
Program, 1944-50
Renovation and equip.
library and admin bldg.
GEB
1.3
950
400
42034204
14
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Bishop College - Rural
Education Program, 1940-43
Instructor of agri edu , rural shop
at local school, books.
GEB
1.3
950
400-401 42054206
Bishop College, 1909-60
Current expen, re: merger, ABHMS.
Frank A. Smith, George Rice Hovey
Correspondence, reports, pamphlets, and
photographs.
GEB
1.1
Tex 27
163
15231527
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3201
1.1
214 S
1
1
Bishop College, 1934
Bishop Museum, 1926-39
Pacific anthropological
survey, historical records.
RF
Black Student's Summer
Program of the National
Urban League, 1971
Reports.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
3
41
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
278
2035
Black Theater Alliance,
1974-75
Black Yeomanry, 1930
Distribution to state agents;
analysis of St. Helena Island.
GEB
1.1
SC 11.1
123
1128
Black, Mae Adams
SC; Home Economic fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
Black, Blanton E.
GA; Geography fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
Blake, Caesar R.
NC; English Literature fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
249
2539
Blanchet, Waldo Willie
Emerson
GA; General Science fellow,
1935-36, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
Blanton, Carol V.
LA; Music fellow, 1938-39, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
Blanton, Robert Joshua
VA; Education fellow, 1936-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
Bliss, William W.
Asst Secr, ABHMS; re: pledges and
payments for Spelman Seminary.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
4
32
LSRM
3.8
97
986
1
3
42
2404
Blooah, Charles G., 1927-32
FRC
Blue Gargoyle: Chicago
Project (Peter Stodder), 1974
Interracial forum for people from different
neighborhoods, especially poor areas of
Chicago, with social action programs
contemplated.
JDR 3rd
Fund
Blue, John Titus Jr.
DC; Sociology fellow, 1949-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
Board of Control for
Southern Regional Education,
1947-52
American Council on Race Relations
Consult services, Support of grad training
and research study, study of coop among
states, development of grad prog of tech
educ on regional basis. John Ivey, George
Cant, Harvie Branscomb, Raymond Pay,
Doak Campbell.
GEB
1.3
950
401-402 42094219
Board of Education of the
Methodist Church -- Survey,
1950-52
Re: possible merger, Claflin
College and SC State A&M.
M.S. Davage.
GEB
1.3
950
403
4220
Board of Trustees of
Institutions of Higher
Learning - Higher Education
for Negroes, 1950-57
Jackson Coll., Alcorn A&M,
MS Voc Coll., H.M. Ivy, Jacob
Reddix, E.R. Jobe.
GEB
1.3
950
403
42214223
15
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Boggs, Grace
GA; Music Education fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2569
Boggs, Herbert C., Jr.
GA; Mathematics fellow, 1939-40, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
Bolden, Wiley
GA; Psychology fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2570
Bond, J. Max
CA; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
Bond, James A.
KY; Education fellow,
1929-30, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2404
1
3
43
Bond, Julian, 1971
JDR 3rd
Booker T. Washington
Memorial Association
See Washington, (Booker T.)
Memorial Association
Fund
Booker, Walter M.
TX; Medical Sciences fellow,
1931-32, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Booth, Harriet Braye
AL; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Booth, Marvin
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
RF
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Boston University - African
Studies, 1962-67
Boston, Dora E.
Botts, John M.
SC; Home Economics fellow, 1926-27.
VA; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
GEB
1.2
1.2
400 S
400 S
238
238
2405
2405
Bouise, Oscar Adonis
LA; English fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Bowen, Hilliard Alphonso
OK; Education fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Bowen, John Elbert, Jr.
SC; Library Science fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Bowers, Myrtle M.
GA; History fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Bowling, Andrew Carnegie
NC; Engineering fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Boy Scouts of America Inter-racial Service,
1945-46
JDR 3rd contributions toward
Negro Scouting work in
South; description of programs.
FM
2
Youth
1
12-B
Boy Scouts of America Negro, 1925-31
LSRM-RF. Organization of troops,
scout work among racial groups.
Correspondence and photographs.
LSRM
3.8
96
969-971
Boyd, Theodora Roosevelt
NC; Language fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Boykin, Leander L.
NC; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2405
Boys Club of New York, 1972
Plan for experimental school designed
to promote economic opportunity for
disadvantaged youth. No indication
of JDR 3rd Fund support.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
3
44
Bradley, Gladyce H.
WV; Public Health fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Branch, Addison Albert
TN; Chemistry fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brandon, Donald G.
NY; Geography fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brantley, George D.
AL; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
16
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Brawley, James Philip
GA; Education fellow, 1929-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brewer, David L.
FL; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brick Rural Life School
1932-50
In Bricks, NC. Via American Missionary
Association. Salary, equip of specialist
in housebuilding and repair. Fred Brownlee.
Correspondence and photographs.
GEB
1.3
950
403
4226
Bridges, John Clarence
GA; Biology fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Briggs, Theodore
FL; Engineering fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Bright, William Milton
KY; Biology fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Briscoe, Madison Spencer
LA; Biology fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brock, George D.
WV; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1,2
400 S
238
2406
Brodie, W.E.
Pres. Young Men=s
Library Association, Chicago, Sept. 23, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
5
40
Brookes, E. Luther
NY; Chemistry fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brooklyn College - College
Talent Search, 1963-69
With report.
RF
1.2
200
15
124-127
Brooklyn Urban League,
1922-44
Annual contribution of $1,000;
routine gifts. Merged into Urban
League of Greater New York, 1944.
FM
1.2
Welfare
35
380-381
972
Brooklyn Urban League, 1926
LSRM
3.8
96
Brooklyn Urban League, 1935-41
Davidson II
2
11
Grants
40
362
Brooklyn-Cumberland Medical
Center, 1969-72
Physician assistants training (minority
students in the Fort Greene and BedfordStuyvesant areas of Brooklyn).
CF
Brooks, Hallie Beachem
GA; Library Science fellow,
1939-40, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brooks, Lyman Beecher
Brooks, Maxwell Roy
VA; Education fellow, 1940-42
NC; Sociology fellow, 1944-45, 1947-48.
GEB
GEB
1.2
1.2
400 S
400 S
238
238
2406
2406
Brooks, Robert Andrew
SC; Business Administration fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2406
Brothers, George B.
TN; Medical Sciences fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brothers, Warren Hill Jr.
AL; Mathematics fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
RF
1.2
200
16
128-131
3.8
96
973
Brown University - English
Language Remedial Program,
1964-70
Brown University - Study of
Ethnic Factors, 1925-27
Racial forces in community life.
Problems of races and nationalities.
Construct a practical program
LSRM
Brown, Aaron
GA; Education fellow, 1941-43
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, D.P.
Pastor, St. Mark=s A.M.E. Church,
Milwaukee, March 27, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
5
42
Brown, Jonel
TX; Education fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
17
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Brown, L. H.
Secretary, Board of Trustees.
Columbus-Americus Institute, 1890-92
FM
1
Ofc Cor
5
42
Brown, Martha Milbra
TN; Library Science fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, Mary Lee
TN; Nursing fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, May M.
August 16, 1889; unable to gain
employment as a teacher in Cleveland;
seeks support to write ALives of the
Most Noted Colored Women of the Ages.@
FM
1
Ofc Cor
5
42
Brown, Myrtle L.
SC; Nutrition fellow, 1946-48.
GEB
Brown, Ollie Lee
AL; Library Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, Randolph Kelley
DC; Medical Sciences fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, Robert Duane
NC; Biology fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, Sterling Allen
DC; English fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Brown, William Harrison
GA; Education fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Browne, Frederick A.
TN; Chemistry fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Browne, Marjorie Lee
TX; Mathematics and Physics fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Browne, Rose Butler
VA; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2407
Browning, James B.
DC; History fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
240
Bruce, John Edward
Afro-American journalist, seeking support
to buy a newspaper and job printing
company; March 20, 1891.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
5
43
Bryson, Winfred O. Jr.
MD; Economic fellow, 1942-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Buchanan, Walter M.
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Buckner, Lloyd Franklin
SC; Education fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Bullock, Henry Allen
TX; Sociology fellow,
1934-35, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Bumstead, Horrace
Pres. Atlanta University; 1888-90.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
6
45
1
3
49
Bunche, Ralph - Development
Committee Speech
FRC
JDR 3rd
Fund
Bunche, Ralph J.
DC; Political Science
fellow, 1929-30; 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Burch, Charles Eaton
DC; English fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
238
2408
Burton, Mrs. Bessye Lewis
MS; Public Health Education fellow, 1945
GEB
Burgess, John Philip
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Burwell, Lillian L.
MD; Biology fellow, 1931-32
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Busseller, L.E.
Negro mission; April 2, 1894.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
6
47
Butcher, Charles Philip
MD; English fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
18
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Butcher, James William Jr.
DC; Drama fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2408
Cade, John Brother
TX; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Cain, Gertrude L.
WV; Zoology fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2571
Caldwell, Georgia A. L.
GA; Mathematics fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Calhoun College, 1902-46
Current expen, improv, teach salary,
extension work. Formerly Calhoun School.
Thomas Jesse Jones, Charlotte Thorn,
H.B. Frissell. Re: Negro educ. Merger.
Correspondence, reports, clippings,
and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Ala 28
8-10
66-76
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3202
C
Calhoun Colored School,
1933-35
Calhoun School 1944-50
Via AL State Board of Educ. Perm improv.
A.R. Meadows, Thomas Jesse Jones.
GEB
1.3
950
403
4228
California Institute of
Technology - Summer
Institute, 1960-70
$25,000 for a summer institution on
educational change Afor a selected
group of public school administrators
and teachers, college students and
disadvantaged school-age children.@
RF
1.2
200
17
138
California State College,
Los Angeles - Community
Relations, 1968-71
RF
1.2
200
17
139-142
California State College,
Los Angeles - Urban
Education, 1968-70
RF
1.2
200
17
143-144
Caliver, Ambrose
TN; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Calloway, Milton L.
MD; Biology fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Calvin, Alberta E.
MD; Library Science fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Campbell, Cora P.
VA; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Campbell, Latis M.
NY; Nursing fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Campbell, Thomas M., 1944-47
African survey, rural educ. Agri educ.
GEB
1.2
637.1
287
2999
Canady, Herman G.
WV; Psychology fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Carmichael, Mack Philip
TX; Sociology fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Carnegie Boards, 1906-61
Early development and discussion of
possible cooperation on projects. African
missionaries, dinners, meetings, and reports.
FM
2
Educ.
1
Carnegie Corporation - Study of
of Negro Libraries, 1940
General correspondence.
Thomas Barcus.
GEB
1.2
586.2
270
19
2791
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Carnegie Corporation - Study of the
of the Negro in the U.S.,
1938-48
Gunnar Myrdal=s AAn American
Dilemma.@ Correspondence and
reports. Richard Sterner, Doxy Wilkinson.
GEB
1.2
586.1
270
27872790
Carpenter, George 1942-47
Carrington, Calvin Glenn, 1928-29
African survey.
LSRM Fellowship.
GEB
LSRM
1.2
637.1
3.8
287
98
3000
987
Carroll, Mary C.
SC; English fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Carroll, Richard A.
NC; English fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Carruthers, Ben Frederic
DC; Education fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2409
Carter, Hazo W.
TN; Agriculture fellow, 1948-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Carter, Margaret Isabelle
TN; Psychology fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Carter, Robert Allen
AL; Education fellow, 1929-30
1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Carter, William Thomas
VA; Language fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Cashin, Lillian Emmette
TN; English fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Cater, James Tate
AL; Education fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
230
2410
Cauldwell, William
Religious work in New York;
including black Baptist churches.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
7
52
Cayton, Thomas H.
Hampton Institute; February 1, 1886.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
7
53
Center for Community Action,
1971-74
Cooperative work that grew out of
Minneapolis-St. Paul youth business leaders
meetings. Project on employment for
disadvantage youth, conservation
issues, and other diverse projects.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
5
64-66
Center for Community Change,
1970
Washington, DC-based organization
devoted to providing technical assistance
to groups working for specific kinds of
social change in rural or urban settings.
Proposals. No indication of support by
JDR 3rd Fund. RF and RBF received
requests for funding.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
6
67
Center for Information on America,
America, 1970-81
Population profiles.
CF
Grants
49
441-445
Center for Urban Education,
1964-66
$15,000 toward the organization and
planning of an association of scholars and
educators concerned with the problem
of urban education.
RF
1.2
200
18
151
Central City College,
1902-36
Missionary Baptist
Convention. Re: Negro educ. Ng.
GEB
1.1
Ga 2
37
339
Chambers, Vivian Murray
NY; Biology fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Chandler, Gladstone Lewis
NC; English fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Chavis, Vance Henry
NC; Public Health Education fellow, 1946-47
GEB
Cheney Training School for
Teachers, 1913-20
Summer school. J.H. Dillard.
GEB
692
7135
20
FRC
1.4
2535
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Cherry, David K.
NC; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
Chicago Correspondence,
1971-74
Reports, 1973-74. Documents
the contacts between JDR 3rd
Fund and other foundations and with
Chicago community and business groups
concerned with race relations, ghetto
conditions, and economic opportunities.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1.4
400 S
239
2410
1
6
70-71
Chicago Urban League Police Seminars, 1968-70
RF
1.2
200
18
153
Chicago Urban League Principals= Conference, 1968
RF
1.2
200
18
154-155
Children's Defense Fund, Inc.
The 1970-79
Correspondence, reports
proposals and publications.
RBF
3
187-188
Chivers, Walter R., 1927-28
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
988
Chivers, Walter Richard
GA; Sociology and Political
Science fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Chorley, Kenneth Correspondence
Including correspondence
about a Negro housing project.
FM
2
Cultural
149
13121318
Christian, Theresa
IL; Nursing Education fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2410
Christiansburg Industrial
Institute, 1902-28
Bldgs and equip, endow, workshops,
remodeling. Friends= Freedmen=s Association.
GEB
1.1
Va 18
171
1599
Church Missionary Society
Training School, 1945-46
General correspondence.
GEB
637.1
288
3002
Cincinnati Experience, 1971
Program for University of Cincinnati
students to learn more about the community,
especially the middle class community.
Formed in wake of campus unrest.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
6
175
City Center of Music and
Drama, Inc., 1944-46
In New York City. GEB support for
festival Negro chorus and other
art programs for blacks.
GEB
414
256
2655
Civil Rights Committee,
Inc., 1946-61
Information about civil
rights organizations.
FM
2
Civic
11
59
Civil Rights, 1964-67
Clippings, Memoranda
FM
5
2
34
299
Claflin University, 1925-56
Black industrial college, founded in 1869,
associated for a time with South Carolina
A&M. GEB declined assistance.
GEB
1.1
SC 32
125
11331134
GEB
1.1
Ga 235.1
66
579-580
Clark College - Teachers
Salaries, 1935-42
Clark College 1942-57
Endow, phys, science equipment, salaries,
land, and buildings. Methodist Episcopal
Church. David Blackwell, M.S. Davage,
M.J. Holmes, Florence Read, Rufus Clement.
GEB
1.3
950
404-405 42344244
Clark College, 1907-59
Teach salary, books, science equip,
constr and equip, endow, study of equip
for Atlanta Center. Methodist Episcopal
Church. M.S. Davage, M.J. Holmes,
Rufus Clement, James P. Brawley.
GEB
1.1
Ga 235
65-66
21
575-578
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Clark University
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3203
Clark University - Library
and Laboratory grant, 1934-36
GEB
1.3
950
441
4646
Clark, Ella and Bessie Robertson
Financial aid for Aan old colored lady
and her granddaughter,@ May 13, 1887.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
7
55
Clark, Felton Grandison
DC; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clark, Geraldine Lari
GA; Education fellow, 1948-49, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2489
Clark, James Arthur
NC; General Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clark, Matthew Joseph
LA; Agriculture fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clark, Robert L.
WV; Political Science fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clark, William A.
AL; Education fellow, 1927-28, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clarke, James Brewer
DE; Education fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clem, William W., Jr.
LA; Education fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clement, Rufus Early
NC; Education fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clemmons, Lucy Lee
GA; English fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clemons, Thomas A.J.
Pres, The Colored Educational Industrial
School and Asylum, Spartanburg, SC; 1889-90.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
7
57
Cleveland - Education,
1968-72
$250,000 for three schools in Glenville
neighborhood to initiate
Acommunity-centered activities.@
RF
1.2
200
20
165-169
Cleveland Dialogs
Meetings on youth and business leaders.
File documents various social programs,
some focused on or concerning race relations.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
7
82-83
Cleveland Home for Aged
Colored People, 1898-1914
Small annual gift, JDR.
FM
2
Welfare
25
265
Clifford, Paul Ingraham
GA; Education fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clift, Cecil W.
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clift, Virgil A.
NC; Education fellow, 1942-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Clinch, Vernie Clinel
GA; Education fellow, 1931-32, 1940-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2411
Cobb, Thelma Mae Carver
AL; English fellow, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2490
Coby, James Everett
TX; Library Science fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Cochran, Annie M.
GA; Education fellow, 1933-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Cochrane, Hortense Sanders
GA; Medical Sciences fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Cohen, Charles Cecil
DC; Music fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Cole, Lucille
TN; Teaching fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
Coleman College, 1902-27
Agri and industrial equip.
GEB
84
741-742
22
FRC
1.1
La 17
Name
Description
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Coleman, Jurhetta N.
LA; Health and Physical
Education fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
230
2412
Coleman, L. Zenobia
MS; Library Science fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Coleman, Winson
NC; Philosophy fellow, 1947-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
College of William and Mary Hampton Roads Area Study,
1944-52
Pamphlets, 1944-1946
RF
1.1
200-S
9
37633766
Collins, Elmer Ernest
IA; Medical Sciences fellow, 1934-36
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Collins, Obie Magellan
MS; History, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Collins, Richard Bailey
AL; Engineering fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Colored Graded School, 1916-20
Grant for a school in Talladega, AL.
GEB
1.2
127
204
1944
Colson, Cortlandt M.
VA; Education fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Colson, Edna Meade
VA; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Colston, James A.
GA; Education fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Columbia Public Schools
1923-25
GEB
1.1
SC 59
126
1146
Columbia University - Harlem
Planning (City of New York),
1968, 1970-71
RF
1.2
200
21
179-180
RF
1.2
200 S
496
42434244
Columbia University Washington, Booker T.,
Biography (James, Marquis) 1950-51
RF
1.2
200 R
319
2948
Columbia University Washington, Booker T.,
Biography, (James, Jacqueline P.),
1952-58, 1960-65
RF
1.2
200 R
319
2949
2950
Columbia University - Urban
Corps, (George Nash, Julian
H. Nixon), August 1966-68
Collection
$6,000 to the Bureau of
Applied Social Research to
study the Urban Corps.
Comey, J.F
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church,
New York City, and the Rev.
Dr. Thomas Armitage Fund, 1887-1894.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
8
60
Commission of 100, 1944-61
Committee of whites dedicated to an
AAmerican of justice and equality for our
Negro fellow citizens@ - a branch
of the NAACP. All appeals declined.
FM
2
Welfare
36
389
Commission on Human
Relations - Motion Pictures,
1936-49
Grant for developing and
testing. Correspondence and
reports. Alice Keliher.
GEB
1.2
632.7
283-284 29602966
Commission on Human
Relations, 1935-41
Grants in 1935, 1936.
General correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.2
632.7
283
23
29552959
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Commission on Inter-Racial
Cooperation, 1922-44
Commission seeking to improve race
relations gradually by increasing contact
between whites and blacks. Contributions
by LSRM and JDR Jr., 1922-1923;
later appeals declined. Anti-lynching
activities; printed material.
Commission on Interracial
Cooperation, (Reports and
Pamphlets), 1933-43
FM
2
Welfare
32
346
RF
1.1
200 S
324-325 38643869
3.8
96-97
974-980
Commission on Interracial
Cooperation, 1921-32
LSRM-RF Main Southern organization in
this work. Pamphlets and reports.
LSRM
Commission on Interracial
Cooperation, 1936-43
Declination. Reports.
GEB
1.2
1
193
18181820
Committee for African Students
in North America, 1946-47
General correspondence.
Emory Ross, J.O. Wright.
GEB
1.2
637.1
288
3003
Committee on African
Welfare, 1924-31
Survey of slavery in Portuguese colonies;
minutes of committee meeting; JDR Jr.
pledge to underwrite activities of Committee
and to publish findings; declination of
assistance to related labor project.
FM
2
Religious 48
377
Committee on Negro
Education, 1911-16
General correspondence.
GEB
1.2
829
353
3651
Committee on Negro Welfare
of Welfare Council of NYC
$2,500 given for Negro work of Welfare
Council, 1942; no other requested.
FM
2
Welfare
24
251
Committee on Unity, 1943-58
New York Mayor=s committee on Negro
problems; reports on racial problems in city.
JDR Jr. declined request to be chairman of
committee; his contributions to committee
work. Correspondents include F.H. LaGuardia.
FM
2
Welfare
37
396-398
GEB
1.2
193
208
1996
5901
Conference of Presidents of Negro
Negro Land Grant College, 1932-33
Conference of Presidents of Negro
Negro Land Grant Colleges, 1944-45
J.N. Studebaker, George
Zook.
GEB
1.3
951
551
Conference of Presidents of
Negro Land Grant Colleges, 1946-52
Support, agri leaders, special
consultants.
GEB
1.3
950
407-408 42834285
GEB
1.3
950
408
4290
Conference of Southern State
Superintendents of Education
and State Agents for Negro
Rural Schools, 1946-47
Conference of State Agents
for Negro Rural Schools on
Vocational Training, 1940
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
409
42954296
Conference of State Agents for
for Negro Rural Schools, 1920-31
Correspondence, photographs
(oversized), and reports.
GEB
1.2
193
208
19982000
GEB
1.3
950
408
42924293
Conference of State Agents
for Negro Rural Schools, 1938-48
24
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Conference of State
Superintendents and Agents
for Negro Rural Schools,
1928-30
Correspondence, photographs,
and reports.
Conference on Graduate and
Professional Education for Negroes,
1939
Conference on Negro Education,
Education, 1950-51
Daytona. Correspondence and
reports.
Conference on Negro High
Schools, 1925
Conference on Special
Problems of Education for
Minority Groups, 1947-51
Prep and publ of report. Karl
Bigelow, W.F. Russell, Robert
Cousins.
Conference on Training of
Jeanes Teachers, 1930-46
GEB
1.2
193
208
20012002
GEB
1.3
950
409
4299
GEB
1.3
950
409
4301
GEB
1.2
193
209
2008
GEB
1.3
950
410
43074309
GEB
1.3
950
411
4315
Connecticut College Remedial Education, 1964-72
Grants of more than $225,000 for summer
school programs for Atalented high school
students from disadvantaged environments@.
RF
1.2
200
22-23
191-193
Connor, Miles W.
VA; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2412
Cook, Will Mercer
DC; Romance Languages
fellow, 1934-35, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Cooke, Anne Margaret
GA; Drama fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Cooper, Stewart Rochester
DC; Chemistry fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Cooper, William Mason
NC; Education fellow, 1923-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Copeland, Emily America
SC; Library Science fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Copeland, Ernestine Ione
AR; English fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
RF
1.2
200 S
500
42734274
Cornell University Intergroup Relations
(Desegregation and Ethnic
Studies), 1950-58, 1960-62, 1964
Cornell University - Negro
Employment Study, 1968-71
Paul Dubois and Robert Jackson.
RF
1.2
200
24
202-204
Cornell University - Negro
Employment Study,
Supplementary Material (2 Items), 1969
Legal size.
RF
1.2
200
616
5279
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3134
Cornell, 1933 - Negro Land
Grant College Presidents
Cothran, Tilman Christopher
AR; Sociology fellow, 1945-47
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Cottage Grove Academy, 1901-14
County training school for Negroes;
mortgage; re: rural educ, Negro educ.
J.H. Palmer, John R. Savage, James Silby.
GEB
1.1
Ala 4
1
7-11
Cottin, John Richard
TN; Language fellow, 1928-30, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Couch, William Jr.
MS; American Literature fellow, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2492
25
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Council Against Intolerance
in America, 1940-55
JDR Jr. declined all appeals, explained
position to Albert Einstein.
Council for Democracy, 1943-45
FM
2
Cultural
59
569
GEB
1.2
414
256
2656
8
63
Countee, R. N.
Memphis Baptist Bible and
Normal Training School; 1888-90.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
County Training Schools,
(Alabama), 1914-27
Salary, equip, books. Re: Negro
educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 160.1 17-18
148-149
County Training Schools,
(Arkansas), 1914-27
Salary, equip, books. Re: Negro
educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 44.1
25
224-225
County Training Schools,
(Florida), 1920-27
Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Fla 50.1
36
329
County Training Schools,
(Georgia), 1914-27
GEB
1.1
Ga 268.1
68
596
County Training Schools,
(Kentucky), 1914-27
GEB
1.1
Ky 74.1
81
705
County Training Schools,
(Louisiana), 1916-27
GEB
1.1
La 54.1
88
777
County Training Schools,
(Mississippi), 1917-32
GEB
1.1
Miss 69.1 98
879-880
County Training Schools,
(North Carolina), 1915-32
GEB
1.1
NC 236.1 116
10461047
County Training Schools,
(South Carolina), 1918-27
GEB
1.1
SC 124.1
131
1207
County Training Schools,
(Tennessee), 1915-27
GEB
1.1
Tenn
126.1
158
14721473
County Training Schools,
(Virginia) 1914-28
GEB
1.1
Va 167.1
188
17601761
Crawford, Floyd Wardlaw
SC; History fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Crawford, Viola Olivia
AR; Library Science fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Crawley, Anthony B.
WV; Mathematics fellow, 1942-43
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2413
Creswell, Isaiah T., 1928
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
989
Crippens, Nathaniel
TN; Education fellow, 1951-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
249
2543
Crooks, Kenneth Bronstorph M.
VA; Biology fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Crouch, Hubert Branch
KY; Biology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Crump, Edward Perry
TN; Medical Sciences fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Crump, Oliver Wendell
TX; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Cuff, John Reginald
TN; Medical Sciences fellow,
1927-29, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
3
220
Cultural Council Foundation Black Theater Alliance, 1974-80
RBF
26
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Cultural Council Foundation East Harlem Summer Festival, 1970-71
RBF
3
220
Cureton, Minnie E.
MS; History fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Cureton, Robert Elliott
GA; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Currie, Maud S.
AK; Food and Nutrition fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
Curry, Ida Louise Jones
VA; Education fellow, 1935-36, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Curry, Margaret E. Nabrit
GA; History fellow, 1931-32, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Curry, Thomas Jackson
GA; History fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Curtis, William Childs
AL; Engineering fellow, 1939-40, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2414
Cuthbert, J.H.
Seeking support for his preaching to
the black population of Washington,
DC; April 9, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
10
76
RF
1.2
200 R
327
3005
FM
1
Ofc Cor
10
77
3
222
FRC
D
Dabbs, James McBride Literary Critic, Southern
Writers and the Civil Rights
Movement, 1967-70, 1972
Daggs, William H.
Hampton Normal Institute, 1893.
Dance Theatre of Harlem,
Inc., 1970-73, 1969
RBF
Dangerfield, Maudestine M.
VA; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Daniel, Lois Henrietta
TN; Library Science fellow,
1936-37, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Daniel, Maggie Browne
TX; English fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Daniel, Robert Prentiss
NY; Education fellow, 1927-28, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Daniel, Vattel Elbert
TX; Sociology fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Dansby, Baldwin B.
MS; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Dansby, Claude B.
GA; Mathematics fellow, 1928-29, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Daves, Joseph Herman
TN; Sociology fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
David, Sadie H.
LA; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davies, Everett Frederick Samuels
VA; Philosophy fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Alonzo J.
AL: Psychology fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Arthur Paul
VA; English fellow, 1932-33,
1936-37, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Beulah M.
MD; Library Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Collis Huntington
VA; Chemistry fellow,
1930-31, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
27
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Davis, George William
PA; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Jackson 1915-37
General correspondence, letters,
interviews, memos, and testimonials.
GEB
1.2
642
291
30333040
Davis, Mrs. Mabel B.
NC; Public Health Education fellow, 1946-47
GEB
Davis, Mial
Fundraising for Spelman
Seminary; 1884-91.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
11
79
Davis, Ralph N.
AL; Sociology fellow, 1932-33, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Ralph N., 1927
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
990
Davis, Rebecca E.
MO; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Thursa Felicia
GA; Chemistry fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Davis, Walter Strother
TN; Education fellow, 1937-38, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
239
2415
Dawson, Earl Edgar
AR; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dawson, Lillian R.
NC; Education fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Day Nursery for Colored
Children, Harlem 1942-43
NAR and AAR contributions,
Neighborhood Day Nursery of Harlem,
1943; later appeals declined.
FM
2
Welfare
32
351
Dean, Jennie
Plans for an industrial school for blacks
in Manassas, VA, 1892; supporting
letter from Cleveland Abbe.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
11
79
Dean, Joseph Howard
MS; Business Administration
fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dean, William Henry Jr.
GA; Economics fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
DeCosta, Laler Cook
SC; Animal Husbandry fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2573
Delaware - Rural School
Supervisor - Negro,
Declination, 1916-19
GEB
1.2
665
298
3113
Delaware State College for
Colored Students, 1925-50
GEB
1.4
1110
617
6518
FRC
DeLorme, Grace Holmes
GA; Biology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dennis, Joseph James
GA; Mathematics fellow, 1934-35, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dennis, William H., Jr.
GA; Education fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Denver Post-Kansas City Post Publicity, H.H. Tammen,
1915-23
Negro newsman became friendly with
JDR Jr. on Colorado trip; kept JDR Jr.
informed on his activities. 1918 article
on humanity of JDR.
FM
2
F&S
156
Derbigny, Irving A.
VA; Chemistry fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
DeVaughn, Jauncey
FL; Library Science fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dialogs
Reports on local dialog meetings
between businessmen and youth,
including some black youths, 1971-74.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
10
107-109
28
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Dickerson, Bessie E.
LA; Education fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dickerson, Harvey George
TX; Biology fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dickinson, Charles E.
MO; Agriculture fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
GEB
1.1
La 66
90
799
GEB
1.3
950.7
548
5863
GEB
1.3
950
414
4344
Dillard University Arts and Social Anthropology,
1934-35
Dillard University Beatrice Alston, 1944-45
Nursing procedures and admin
fellow.
Dillard University - Books
and Library Equipment, 1958-60
Dillard University - Business
Education, Humanities, 1945-48
Support for salary, visits.
GEB
1.3
950
414
4343
Dillard University Classroom Building, 1947-48
Via Federal Works Agency.
GEB
1.3
950
414
4345
Dillard University Department of Arts and
Homemaking, 1937-45
Support, salary, sides, books and exhibits,
constr and equip. William S. Nelson, A.W.
Dent. Correspondence, reports,
and photographs.
GEB
1.3
950
414
43464348
Dillard University - Department
of Dramatics and Music, 1935-42
Support, correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
414
43494351
Dillard University Division of Nursing, 1942-52
Correspondence and photos.
GEB
1.3
950.7
548
5864
Dillard University Endowment, 1938-52
GEB
1.1
La 66.2
90-91
803-805
Dillard University - Library
and Laboratory Grants, 1936-37
GEB
1.3
950
441
4647
GEB
1.3
950
414
4352
Dillard University - Negro
Medical Education, 1948
RF
1.1
200-A
85
1020
Dillard University Prefreshman Program, 1964-65
RF
1.2
200
26
222
Dillard University - Library, 1961
Construction.
Dillard University - Reading
Room, 1948
Library.
GEB
1.3
950
414
4353
Dillard University - Rudolph
Moses, C.W. Buggs, Rita
Miller, 1942-43
Visits re: nursing educ and
curriculum.
GEB
1.3
950.7
548
5865
Dillard University - Science
Building, Library and
Endowment, 1947-54
A.W. Dent, Philip
Widenhouse. Books, equip,
and constr.
GEB
1.3
950
415
43544355
GEB
1.3
950
415
4356
GEB
1.3
950
415
4357
Dillard University - Science
Equipment, 1952-53
Dillard University - Staff
and Consultation Service, 1949-60
Salary in natural science, consult in
pre-med and nursing.
29
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Dillard University Workshop, 1945-47
High school principals.
GEB
1.3
950
415
4358
Dillard University, 1928-52
Library, endow, science equip, expen,
GEB
books, teaching service, nursing, faculty expen,
bldgs and equip. Support of dramatic arts, music,
art dept. homemaking dept, improv,
alterations. Methodist Episcopal Church,
American Missionary Association. A.W. Dent,
Edgar Stern, W.W. Alexander, Fred Brownlee,
Merrill J. Holmes. Alan Gregg. Re: Negro history,
housing project, health, Flint-Goodridge hosp,
mergers of Straight College and New Orleans
University with Dillard. Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
1.1
La 66
89-90
788-798
Dillard, Clarissa Virginia
VA; English fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
Dillard, James H.
General correspondence, 1908-1941.
GEB Board member. Pamphlets, addresses,
clippings, and correspondence regarding
ADr. Dillard of the Jeanes Fund@ by Benjamin
Brawley (1930-1945).
GEB
1.2
548
268
27642767
Dillard, James H. - Friends
and Relations, 1923-40
Members of GEB; JDR Jr
financed trip to Africa and England.
FM
2
F&S
57
425
Dinkins, William H.
AL; Education fellow, 1927-28
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2416
GEB
1.1
Miss 77
99
893
Director of Teacher Training
for Negro Schools, 1932-42
Discrimination (Government
Contracts Committee)
In Volume 6 of material pertaining to
Nelson A. Rockefeller=s tenure at the
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
FM
4
0
District of Columbia Education (Urban Studies),
1968-71
Various grants in support of the
Washington Integrated Secondary
Education (WISE) Project.
RF
1.2
200
26-27
223-227
Dixon, Norman Roosevelt
FL; Education fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2574
Dobbs, Irene Carolyn
GA; Language fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Dodson, Owen Vincent
CT; Drama fellow, 1937-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Domestic Action, 1971
Department of Defense program to
have disadvantaged students perform
clerical and manual labor on bases and other
military sites. No indication of support.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
10
110
Donnell, William Cecil
NC; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Dooley, Thomas Price
AR; Biology fellow, 1930-31
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Dorsey, Emmett Edward
DC; Political Science fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Dorsey, James Elmo
PA; Music fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2417
Douglass Creative Arts Centers,
Centers, Inc., Frederick
1973-82
ALocated in New York City;
the first East Coast branch
of the Watts Writers Workshops.@
RBF
3
225
RBF
3
245
Douglass Museum of African
Art, Frederick 1964-80
30
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Douglass, Joseph H.
NC; Economics and Sociology
fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Dowdy, George T.
AL; Agricultural Economics
fellow, 1949-51
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Dowdy, William Wallace
NC; Biology fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Doyle, Bertram Wilbur
TN; Sociology fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Drake, Joseph F.
AL; Education fellow, 1925-25, 1936-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Drakeford, Cora Lee
NC; French Literature fellow, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2494
Drew, Charles R.
DC; Medical Sciences fellow, 1938-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2418
Drug Abuse Council, 1972
Four foundations, not including
JDR 3rd Fund, joined to create Council as a
source of information, analysis, and funding.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
10
111
200 S
504
43084310
Grants
100
910
Duke University - Negro
Demography, Farley,
Reynolds, ANegro Fertility,@
October 1966-68, 1970
Duke University
Medical Center, 1908-81
RF
1.2
Conference on leadership for women in
medicine and minority women in medicine.
CF
Dunbar National Bank,
1927-47
Includes material on charter, construction,
installation of equipment, hiring, banking
conditions, and the depression; policy and
administrative details; stockholders and
directors; 135th Street branch; liquidation;
Dunbar Safe Deposit Company, 1928-33.
FM
2
Housing
14-15
Duncan, Dorinda A.
AL; Psychology fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2419
Dunham, Albert M., 1931-38
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
991
Dunham, Katherine
IL; Anthropology fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2419
Dunn, Alma
TN; Education fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2419
Dunn, Charles Johnson
AL; Economic fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2419
Dunn, Richard Hudson
VA; Agriculture fellow, 1950-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2495
Durham Conference, 1928-31
LSRM-RF. Facts of racial progress and
possible remedies through existing
organizations. Correspondence and pamphlets.
LSRM
3.8
97
981-983
Durham, Elizabeth
VA; Nutrition fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2419
Durham, Joseph Thomas
MD; Education fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2575
Duval, Hattie Beatrice
LA; English fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2419
Dunbar Apartments See Paul
Laurence Dunbar Apartments
31
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________
E
Eagleson, Halson Vashon
GA; Physics fellow, 1935-36, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Earlham College (Richmond,
Indiana) Remedial Education
(Upward Bound), 1966-71
$40,000 in grants Afor use toward the costs
of a prefreshman and freshman year
reinforcement program for selected
new students.@
RF
1.2
200
27
229-230
Eason, Newell D.
NC; Education fellow, 1943.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
East Chicago (Indiana) Education (Task Force), 1970-72
RF
1.2
200
27
231-232
East Harlem Federation Youth
Association, 1968-69, 1973-76
RBF
3
225
East Harlem Health Center,
Inc., 1931-41
RF
1.1
235
1
7-8
East Harlem League for
Unity, 1944-45
Declination, reports.
GEB
1.2
414
256
2657
East Harlem Nursing and
Health Service, 1926-41
Correspondence, pamphlets,
and reports.
RF
1.1
235
1
9-17
East Harlem Protestant
Parish, 1949-62
History and activities of church specializing in
Protestant work in slums. JDR 3rd gave
support. Narcotics program. Building a
new church. JDR 3rd contributions,
1949-1961, $2,000 and $10,000.
FM
2
Religious 20
136-138
RF
1.2
200
28
233-234
2420
East Harlem Skills Training
Center, Inc., Printing
Trades Training, 1969-70
Eberhardt, Harry Glenkamp
NY; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
Ebony Magazine - Publicity,
1951-54
Declining of requests for
interviews and articles.
FM
2
F&S
148
Economic Opportunity
Program, Inc., - Management
Internship, 1966-70
Grant of $235,000 for this
Miami, Florida, organization.
RF
1.2
200
28
235-239
Edmonds, Helen Grey
NC; History and Sociology
fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Edmonds, Sheppard Randolph
MD; Drama fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Edmondson, Ralph A.
TX; Mathematics fellow, 1928-29
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Education Development Center Washington Reading
Institute, 1968
$15,000 for Aa summer institute on the
teaching of beginning reading in
Washington, D.C.@
RF
1.2
200
29
244
Education in Liberia,
1907-33
General correspondence, reports, and
reprints. Robert Patton, Nathaniel Cassell,
George Plimpton, P.J. Maverty.
GEB
1.2
404
254
26202621
1.1
11
155
Educational Commission for
IEB
32
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
East Africa, 1923-27 of the
Phelps Stokes Fund
Educational Services, Inc. Summer Institute, 1963-67
Initial grant of $150,000 to Watertown, MA,
organization for an experimental summer
institute for selected teachers from Negro
colleges.
RF
1.2
200
31-32
Educational Survey of
Africa, 1942-53
Grant. (photos) Led by Jackson Davis.
Africa Advancing. T.M. Campbell,
Anson Phelps Stokes, Dana Albough,
Margaret Wrong, Emory Ross,
Thomas Jesse Jones, Margaret Reed.
GEB
1.2
637.1
286-287 29882992
Educational Systems for the
Seventies, 1969-75
Kathryn Bloom Files. Includes material on
Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Duluth,
Houston, Portland, and San Antonio.
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
169-175
Edward Waters College,
1925-52
Library and science equip. L.H. Foster,
D.E. Williams. Africa Methodist Episcopal
Church. Re: Negro educ, Junior College.
GEB
1.1
Fla 57
37
337
Edwards, Donald Anderson
KY; Physics fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Efferson, Henry Manning
FL; Mathematics fellow, 1927-28, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Elder, Alfonso
NC; Education fellow, 1923-25, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
GEB
1.1
NC 71
105
951-952
Elizabeth City State
Teachers College, 1902-28
260-267
Elliott, Susie Amelia
MD; Education fellow, 1923-25
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Elliott, William, 1958-61
Interdenominational conf of
Southern religious leaders.
GEB
1.3
950.9
550
5892
Ellis, Wade
TN; Mathematics fellow, 1940-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Ellison, Cozy L.
GA; Agriculture fellow, 1947-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Elmore, Thomas Munell
AL; History fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2420
Emergency Aid to Negro
Colleges, 1931-35
General correspondence, Robert Patton,
Frank A. Smith, M.J. Holmes.
GEB
1.2
692.1
306
3196
Empire Friendly Shelter, 1915-20
JDR. Jr. gave in 1917-1918; no personal
interest in the project.
FM
2
Welfare
33
358
Encyclopedia of the Negro,
1931-45
Anson Phelps Stokes, W.W.
Alexander, Charles T. Loram,
Dumas Malone, W.E.B. Du Bois. Ng.
GEB
1.3
950
418419
43864389
Epps, Thomas H.
SC; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2421
Eppse, Merl Raymond
TN; History fellow, 1930-31, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2421
Erskine, Ernestine V.
GA; History fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2421
Eubanks, John B.
TX; Philosophy and Sociology
fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2421
Evans, Cecille
TN; Education fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2421
Evans, Doris V.
Evans, Edward B.
DC; Musicology fellow, 1951-52.
TX; Agriculture fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
GEB
1.2
1.2
400 S
400 S
247
240
2496
2421
33
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Evanston - Education,
Integration Evaluation, 1967-71
RF
1.2
200
32-33
268-274
________________________________________
F
Fair Employment Practices
Commission and Act, 1945-50
Clippings, JDR Jr. speech.
NAR contribution.
FM
2
Civic
9
48
Fairchild, Carrie
Fundraising for Haven Normal
School, Waynesboro, GA.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
14
106
Faulkner, William Hadley
TN; Medical Sciences fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Faulkner, William John
TN; Psychology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in
America, 1945-49
Declination.
GEB
1.2
414
257
2658
GEB
1.2
642
291-292 30443046
3.8
97
984
Fellowships for Ministers
1946-48
Fellowships, 1926-45
LSRM-SF.
LSRM
Fellowships - Lists and ReportsGEB Southern Program-Negro, 1922-48
RF
1.2
100 E
40
296
1.2
400 S
240
2422
1
11
125
Ferguson, Edward, Jr.
SC; Biology fellow, 1932-33, 1937-38.
GEB
Field Foundation, 1972
Proposal for Sing Sing prison program
for prisons rehabilitation transmitted
through JDR 3rd Fund to Field Foundation.
JDR 3rd
Fund
Fields, Marvin Albert
VA; Agriculture fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Finley, Samuel Louis, Jr.
SC; Music fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Fisher, Constance C.
OH; Psychology fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Fisk University - Charles
Johnson, 1944-46
Expenses of Institute for Race Relations.
Arthur Sulzberger and Claude Barnett.
GEB
1.3
950
420
4405
GEB
1.1
Tenn
12.1
141
1301
GEB
1.3
950
419
4392
Fisk University - Conference of
of Deans and Registrars, 1937-38
GEB
1.3
950
419
4393
Fisk University - de Costa,
Eduardo Octavio
(Anthropology), 1942
RF
1.1
200 S
332
3953
Fisk University - Chemistry
Building, 1928-31
Fisk University Comprehensive Study, 1947-48
Future development. Charles
Johnson.
Fisk University - Department
of Physics, 1929-30
Equipment.
GEB
1.1
Tenn
12.1
141
1302
Fisk University - Department
of Social Sciences, 1937-50
Teaching assistant.
GEB
1.3
950
419
43944395
34
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Fisk University Development Program,
Faculty Housing, 1966-70
RF
1.2
200
35
285
Fisk University Development Program,
Library, 1965-68
RF
1.2
200
35
286
Fisk University Development Program,
Planning Retreats, 1969-73
RF
1.2
200
35
287
Fisk University Development Program,
Surveys, 1965-70
RF
1.2
200
35
288-292
Fisk University - Dramatic
Arts, 1939-42
GEB
1.3
950
419
4396
GEB
1.3
950
420
4406
Fisk University - Education
as a Cultural Process, 1943
GEB
1.3
950
419
4397
Fisk University - Heating and
and Electrical Systems, 1937-38
GEB
1.3
950
420
4403
Fisk University - Institute
of Race Relations, 1946-47
GEB
1.3
950
420
4404
GEB
1.1
141
Fisk University - Library
Building, 1928-30
GEB
1.1
Tenn
12.3
Tenn
12.2
141
13041310
1303
Fisk University - Library
Materials, 1950-54
GEB
1.3
950
420
4407
FM
2
Educ.
65
RF
1.2
200
35
293
GEB
1.3
950
420
44084410
GEB
1.3
950
421
4411
GEB
1.3
950
421
44124413
Fisk University - Study of
Heating Problems, 1936-37
GEB
1.3
950
421
4414
Fisk University - Training
Courses for Teachers Librarians, 1947
GEB
1.3
950
421
4415
Fisk University - E.A.
Lanier, 1937-46
Fisk University - Land, 1934-47
Fisk University - Mrs. Jyers
and Jubilee Singers, 1927-60
Research in American literature.
Correspondence, reports, and photographs.
Fisk choir gave private performance at
JDR Jr.=s home in New York. JDR Jr.=s
contributions to choir expenses. Singers
became independent of University.
JDR 3rd made gift for 1956 European tour.
Fisk University Pre-College Center, 1965-66
Fisk University - Science
Staff and Equipment, 1948-52
Chem, bio, phys.
Fisk University - Speech
Equipment, 1940
Fisk University - Study of
African Language and Culture
1942-46
Support. Edwin Smith, Charles
Johnson, and Thomas Jones.
35
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Fisk University - Training
of Agricultural Specialists, 1940-45
Support for agricultural and rural community
workers. Coop with USDA Farm Security
Administration.
Fisk University - Vocational
Guidance for College Students
GEB
1.3
950
421
44164417
GEB
1.3
950
421
4418
4419
Fisk University - Workshops,
1946-52
Race relations, math teachers, rural life,
teachers - library, econ educ.
GEB
1.3
950
421
Fisk University Educational
Program, 1915-60
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
419-420 43984402
Fisk University, 1926-30
Library, Department of Social Sciences.
LSRM
3.6
52
550
Fisk University, 1928-1938
Continuation of LSRM support of social
science department and social science
research on African-American society.
RF
1.1
248 S
3
31-33
Fisk University, 1909-61
Library repairs, improv, equip, books, bldgs
and equip, staff, grad assistants, teach salary,
paintings of African life, lit research, theatre
equip and operation, current expen, debt,
teacher training, agri specialist training
program, study of African cultures, voc
guidance, workshops. Charles Johnson,
L. Hollingsworth Wood, Thomas E. Jones,
Fred Brownlee, Henry S. Pritchett, Julius
Rosenwald, American Missionary Association.
Re: univ center coop, race relations,
spectroscopy. Correspondence, pamphlets,
reports, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Tenn
12
137-140 12701300
Fisk University, 1925-53
1925 appeal by W.H. Baldwin on basis of
FM
improving racial understanding. $60,000
conditional gift, from 1920, lapsed; JDR Jr.
Maintained an interest in Fisk, urging GEB
support. JDR Jr. had friendly relationship
with Pres. T.E. Jones. JDR Jr. maintained interest
in Fisk in the 1930s and 1940s but made no
gifts. Commencement address, June 6, 1928.
Preparations for addresses at Fisk and Nashville
Chamber of Commerce; news reports and
comments. JDR Jr., address, May 1941.
Celebration of Fisk 75th anniversary. JDR Jr.
refused an honorary degree. JDR Jr. spoke on
his credo. Authorization to print speech as a
fundraising tool. Comment on speech.
2
Educ.
65
Fisk University, 1975-76
Conference between representatives of the
United Negro College Fund and the
Association of American Medical Colleges
(July 13-15, 1975).
CF
Grants
105
957
Fitchett, Elijah Horace
SC; Sociology fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Fitzhugh, Howard Naylor
DC; Business Administration fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2422
Flax, Charles Herbert
VA; Music fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Fletcher, Joseph Grant
VA; English fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
GEB
1.1
La 66
90
800
Flint - Goodridge Hospital
Nursing School, 1927-36
36
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Flint - Goodridge Hospital,
1939-47
Reports.
GEB
1.1
La 66.1
90
801-802
Florence H.S. for Negroes, 1927
Equip.
GEB
1.1
SC 129
132
1215
Florence, Charles Wilbur
VA; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Florida - Public Health
Malaria research
RF
1.1
211
1-5
1-67
GEB
1.3
950.7
548
5867
Florida A & M - Alma Gault, 1945-51
Florida A & M - Mary
Carnegie, 1948-52
Fellow.
GEB
1.3
950.7
548
5866
Florida A & M - Nursing
Education, 1944-52
Equip, affiliation with Duval City Hosp, via
Board of Control of State Institutions
of Higher Learning.
GEB
1.3
950.7
548
58685869
Florida A & M College - C.T.
Wiggins, E.P. Jones, H.M. Parks
1943
Visits to institutes with teacher training
programs for rural schools.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4424
Florida A & M College L.H.B. Foote, 1945-46
Physician to attend Institute of Hosp Adm
and other centers.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4421
GEB
1.3
950
442
4648
Florida A & M College Library and Laboratory Grants
1934-36
Florida A & M College Library, 1938-43
Constr and equip.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4422
Florida A & M College Staff Studies, 1944-47
For those who didn=t qualify
for GEB program.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4423
Florida A & M College - Work
Conference, 1945
Prep for state educ program.
William H. Gray.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4425
Florida A & M College, 1903-52
Practice school, bldgs and equip, perm
improv. D.E. Williams. Re: Negro educ.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Fla 27
32-33
296-302
Florida N & I College Family Life Center, 1946-52
Constr and equip of nursery
school and community center.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4427
Florida N & I College Library, 1943-46
Improv and books. John Tilley
and William Gray.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4428
Florida N & I College Workshop, 1944
Rural teachers.
GEB
1.3
950
422
4429
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3204
Florida N & I Institute, 1934
Florida Normal &
Industrial College, 1929-52
Negro school supported by GEB. Reports
on school. Appeals and invitations to
Family declined.
FM
2
Educ.
28
Florida Normal & Industrial
Memorial College, 1902-55
Formerly Florida Baptist Academy. Bldgs
and equip., current expen, books and science
equip, teach salary, land drainage. ABHMS,
Owen D. Young, D.E. Williams. Re: industrial
training and Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Fla 4
31
37
281-288
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Florida State University Community Problems,
Desegregation, Charles M.
Griggs, Lewis M. Killian, 1960-65
$110,000 for research on community
problems and the role of the biracial
committee in a Southern city.
RF
1.2
200 S
598
43404341
Floyd, Arthur
FL; Agriculture fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Forbes, Dennis Arthur
NC; Physics fellow, 1923, 1926-27
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Forbes, Franklin L.
GA; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Ford, Nick Aaron
OK; English fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Forest Neighborhood House,
1945-51
Bronx community center originally for
Jewish residents converted to use by blacks
in 1945; contributions by NAR in 1946
and JDR 3rd in 1949.
FM
2
Welfare
37
394
Forrester, Joseph Liman Boswell
TN; Medical Sciences fellow, 1940.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
GEB
1.3
950
442
4649
Fort Valley N & I Institute Library and Laboratory
Grant, 1935-36
Fort Valley N & I School, 1934
Robert W. Patton.
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3205
Fort Valley State College Land and Equip, Agricultural
Education, 1943-49
Support.
GEB
1.3
950
424
4451
Fort Valley State College Robert Wynn, Benjamin
Mathis, 1943-45
Fellowships in animal husbandry
and agronomy.
GEB
1.3
950
424
4452
Fort Valley State College Training of Faculty, 1940-41
Math, reading education, and
crafts.
GEB
1.3
950
425
4453
Fort Valley State College,
1902-53
Formerly Fort Valley N & I School. Constr
and equip, repairs, perm improv, books
current expen, audit, faculty training.
American Church Institute. Robert Patton,
George F. Peabody, Booker T. Washington,
H.M. Bond, J.C. Dixon. Re: land grant
designation, rural educ. Correspondence
and reports.
GEB
1.1
Ga 22
45-46
399-410
GEB
1.2
407
254-255 26262630
Foster, L.H., 1925-49
Foster, Luther H. Jr.
KY; Education fellow,
1925-26, 1940-41, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Foster, William Patrick
FL; Music fellow, 1954-55.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2606
Fountain, William Alfred, Jr.
GA; Education fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2423
Frank, Josenia Agnes
TN; Nursing fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2424
Fraser, Lionel Balthazar
MS; Education fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2424
Fraser, Thomas Petigru
OH; Biology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2424
Frazer, Val Dora Turner
FL; Speech fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
250
2547
Frazier, E. Franklin, 1927-28
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
992
38
Name
Description
Frazier, Helen Eugenia
IL; Nursing fellow, 1942-43
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
GEB
Frederick Douglass Museum of
African Art, 1964-69.
See also Douglass Museum of
African Art, Frederick
Fredericks, E. Thomas
1.2
RBF
NC; Biology fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
Free Southern Theatre, Inc., 1967-73
1.2
RBF
400 S
240
3
245
400 S
240
3
245
2424
2424
Freedman's Hospital
(Washington, D.C.)
Budget and budget estimates, 1955-56;
Charts and statistics. Material collected
in bound volumes for Nelson A. Rockefeller=s
tenure as Under Secretary at the Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare.
FM
4
0
Freedman's Hospital, 1936-38
Survey. G. Canby Robinson and Harold Ickles.
GEB
1.3
950
426
4460
Freeman, James Nelson, Jr.
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2424
Freeman, Samuel Henry
TN; Medical Sciences fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2424
Fulgham, Rev. Jesse M.
Desire for Negro school serving West
Tennessee, North Mississippi, and
Arkansas; March 5, 1889.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
15
118
Fuller, Joseph Everett
AL; Mathematic fellow, 1930-31, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
240
2424
Gaines, William Anthony
FL; Sociology fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
Gammon Theological Seminary,
1930-52
Correspondence, reports,
and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
426
44694471
Garcia, Juan Crisostomo
TN; Language fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
Gardiner, Marian Juanita
SC; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
Garnes, Carrie Mae
FL: Education fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
Garwick, Walter, 1934-38
Collection and distribution of
Negro spiritual.
GEB
1.3
950
427
4472
Gay, Wolsey Duden
AL; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
George Peabody College for
Teachers - Biracial Higher
Education, 1963-68
Study. San Wiggins and
Felix Robb.
GEB
1.3
950
427
44744475
George Peabody College for
Teachers, 1959-61
Studies re: tension.
GEB
1.3
950.9
550
58935894
George Washington Carver
Foundation, 1942-56
Gen information. F.D. Patterson
and R.W. Brown.
GEB
1.3
950
430
45074509
GEB
1.1
Ga 282
70
620
G
Georgia Elementary School
Supervision, 1932
39
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Georgia Plan, 1969
Reports on community development
program for poverty-stricken areas and for
promoting interracial communications.
No indication of support.
JDR 3rd
Fund
Georgia State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-33
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
Georgia State College 1902-60
Formerly Georgia State Industrial College
for Negroes. Bldgs and equip. Re:
vocational and technical educ.
Georgia State Department of
Education - Consultant
Service, 1948-51
1
12
136
1.2
669.1
299
3123
GEB
1.1
Ga 20
44
393-395
In student teaching; instr
prog in Negro secondary schools.
L.M. Lester.
GEB
1.3
950
432
4525
Geter, William Bryan (Miss)
GA; Language fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
Gibson, Charles Hansford Jr.
AL; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2425
Gilbert Seminary
Winsted, LA, school for blacks.
Fundraising brochures.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
16
126
Gilbert, Eula L.
AL; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Gilbert, M.W.
Florida Baptist Academy in Jacksonville.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
16
125
Giles, Harriet E.
Spelman Seminary, 1886-1893.
See also Sophie Packard.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
16
126
Gilman, F.N.
Hampton Institute, 1887.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
16
126
Gipson, Blanche C.
MS; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Girl Scouts of America Manhattan Council, 1921-36
Colored work in Harlem, 1928-32. JDR Jr.
contributions; reports on activities.
FM
2
Youth
4
32
Gist, Lewis
AL; Chemistry fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2577
Gloster, Hugh M.
TN; English fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Glover, Israel Everette
NC; Mathematics fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Goff, Emma Lou
AL; Library Science fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Goff, Regina Mary
MO; Education fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Goins, William F. Jr.
VA; Education fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Gold Coast
Reports.
GEB
1.2
637.1
288
3004
Gordon, Asa H.
GA; History fellow, 1931-32, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Gore, George William, Jr.
TN; Education fellow,
1927-28, 1935-36, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2426
Graham, William L.
GA; English fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Grambling College, 1930-51
Formerly Louisiana Negro School. Repairs,
improv, books, summer school.
GEB
1.1
La 67
91
806
Grant, Ernest Aiken
AL; Education fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Grant, George Camron
MD; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
40
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Grant, William Henry
TN; Biology fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Graves, Artis Paris
GA; Biology fellow, 1941-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Gray, Emma Catharine Ware
GA; English fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Green, Harry James Jr.
NC; English fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Green, James Henry
SC; Chemistry fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Green, John P., 1915-41
Negro lawyer in Cleveland; childhood
friend of JDR. Small gift.
FM
2
F&S
66
504
Green, Lola Agnes Coleman
VA; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
242
Green, Lorenzo J.
MO; History fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Greene, Cecil M.
MS; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Greene, Frank T.
VA; Education fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Greene, Harriet Selena
AR; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Greene, Harry Washington
TX; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2427
Gregg, Howard D.
SC; Education fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2428
Gregory, James M.
Faculty member, Howard University,
seeking assistance for personal debt
(1891) and book distribution (1894).
FM
1
Ofc Cor
17
132
Griffey, William Almon
TN; Library Science fellow, 1936-37
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2428
Grossley, Richard, 1942-43
Study of public relations programs of
Negro land grant colleges.
GEB
1.3
950
436
4565
Haiti, 1930
Study of educ system.
GEB
1.4
2578
694
7148
Hale, Larzette Golden
GA; Business Administration fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
250
2549
Hall, Frederick Douglas
GA; Music fellow, 1933-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2429
Halliburton, Cecil D.
NC; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2429
Hamilton, Gomez Cortez
AR; Biology fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2429
Hamilton, Henry Cooke
TN; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2429
Hamlin, Wilhelmina Euphemia
VA; Education fellow, 1925-28,
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2429
Hampton - Tuskegee Scholarships, 1917-20
GEB
1.1
Va 38.3
178
16611662
Hampton - Tuskegee
Endowment Fund, 1924-25
GEB
1.1
Va 38a
176
1645
FM
2
Educ.
66
H
Hampton Institute Campaign, Hampton-Tuskegee,
1925-40
JDR Jr. gave $1,000,000 toward the
combined Hampton-Tuskegee $8,000,000
goal. JDR Jr. also solicited friends; Mr.
Eastman gave $3,000,000.
41
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Hampton Institute - Coordination
with Industry, 1947-49
Re: voc training. Ralph Bridgeman.
GEB
1.3
950
437
4579
Hampton Institute Curriculum Revision, 1943-47
Eval and reorganization study. Ralph
Bridgeman.
GEB
1.3
950
436
4574
Hampton Institute Experimental Program in
Teachers Education, 1944-49
Curriculum coordinator.
GEB
1.3
950
436
4575
Hampton Institute - George
Cooper, 1946-48
Travel re: vocational educ.
GEB
1.3
950
436
4573
Hampton Institute - George
Kuyper, 1939
PEA workshop.
GEB
1.3
950
436
4576
Hampton Institute - Personnel
and Guidance Service, 1941-43
Support - vocational training.
Raphael O=Hara Lanier
GEB
1.3
950
437
4578
GEB
1.3
950
437
4581
Hampton Institute - Reports
Hampton Institute - Study of
Education Program, 1936-40
Re: voc training. Ralph Bridgeman.
GEB
1.3
950
437
4580
Hampton Institute - Survey
of Programs in Negro
Colleges, 1943-50
Re: teacher training in small high school.
GEB
1.3
950
437
4582
Hampton Institute - William
Moses, Jr., 1938-39
Study bldg constr and lowcost housing.
GEB
1.3
950
437
4577
Hampton Institute Workshops, 1946-50
Child study, reading, nutritional deficiencies,
audio-visual aids, guidance.
GEB
1.3
950
437
4583
Hampton Institute Library
School, 1925-39
Conference. Carl Milam.
GEB
1.1
Va 38.6
178
1664
GEB
1.1
Va 38.5
178
1663
16581660
Hampton Institute School of
Nursing, 1932-34
Hampton Institute Study,
1915-36
Paul Hanus.
GEB
1.1
Va 38.2
178
Hampton Institute, 1902-57
Endow, teach salary, current expen, bldgs
GEB
and equip, study of Hamilton Institute,
med program, summer school, fellowships.
L.H. Foster, Alonzo Moron, Ralph Bridgeman,
Arthur Howe, Arthur D. Wright, Thomas Jesse
Jones, George F. Peabody, Paul Hanus,
Alexander Trowbridge, H.B. Frissell, R.R. Moton.
Re: reorganization, small rural industries, race
relations, student disturbance. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and clippings.
1.1
Va 38
173-176 16201644
Hampton Institute, 1913-50
JDR Jr. visited campus in 1926. No
contributions in spite of satisfaction with Music
Program and educational program offered.
JDR Jr. paid half the cost of a tour by the choir
in 1929-1931, gave $10,000 for a memorial
hall, gave annual gifts for scholarships, and
various small special gifts.
FM
2
Educ.
66
Hampton Institute, 1950-51
Correspondence, legal
documents, and vouchers.
CF
Harkness
Family
1
42
21
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Hampton Institute, 1963-64; 1966
Academic reinforcement for
entering students.
RF
Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute, 1919
General support.
CF
Hampton Scholarships, 1924-25
1.2
200
43
352-356
Grants
114
1044
GEB
1.1
Va 38.4
178
1662
Hansberry, William Leo
MA; Anthropology fellow, 1930-31, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2429
Hardon, K. Albert
DC; Medical Sciences fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hardy, J. Garrick
AL; Education fellow, 1943-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harlem Big Brothers Association
Declinations.
Davidson II
3
23
Harlem Committee on Relief
and Unemployment, 1931
Committee=s work. Documentation of
conditions in Harlem. JDR Jr. pledged to
Amake work@ and direct relief activity.
FM
2
Economic 21
Reform
181
RF
1.2
200
43-44
357-359
Harlem Commonwealth Council,
Inc. - Loan Service, 1969-71
Harlem Council on Social
Hygiene, 1944
Declination.
GEB
1.2
414
257
2659
Harlem Council on Social
Hygiene, 1944-48
JDR 3rd gave $3,500 in 1945.
FM
2
Welfare
32
352
Harlem Council on Social
Hygiene, 1945-49
RBF
3
257
Harlem Interfaith Counseling
Service, 1973-79
RBF
3
257
Harlem School of the Arts,
Inc. 1968-80
RBF
3
257
Harlem Youth Foundation, 1971-72
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
13
141
FRC
Harper, Sarah
MS; Food and Nutrition fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
Harrington, Oliver Wendell
CT; Art and Architecture fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harris, Albert Terry
VA; Education fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harris, Edward Lee
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harris, Elbert
NC; American Civilization fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2578
Harris, Nelson Herbert
NC; Education fellow, 1932-33, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harris, Tola
GA; Agriculture fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harris, William Ashton
LA; General Science fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harrison, Elton Clement
GA; Education fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harrison, Lincoln Jay
LA; Business Administration fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harrison, Walter Richard
TX; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hartman, Marguerite Helen
LA; Nursing Education fellow, 1950-52.
GEB
43
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Hartshorn Memorial College,
1902-27
Teach salary, land constr. ABHMS. George
GEB
Rice Hovey, re: coop with VA Union University.
1.1
Va 10
169
15831584
Hartshorn, H. Hadley
MO: Education fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Harvard University Education Leadership, 1968-72
$35,000 for a program Ato recruit and train
minority-group students for positions of
educational leadership.@
RF
1.2
200
44
366-368
RF
1.2
200 S
521
4452
Ad.-His.
35
609
Harvard University - Urban
Expenditure (Voting Behavior),
Edward C. Banfield,
James Q. Wilson, 1961-66
Harvard University Medical
School, 1969-73
Medicine in the ghettos.
CF
Harvey, Burwell Towns Jr.
GA; Chemistry fellow, 1926-27, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hatch, Robert Clinton
AL; Education fellow, 1939-40, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hatcher, Celeste G.
SC; Library Science fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hatchette, Mae Louise
VA; Biology and Education fellow, 1924-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hawkins, Walter Joseph
LA; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2430
Hayden, James Richard Edward
AL; Biology fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Hayes, Roland, 1929-58
Negro vocalist, taught at Boston University;
sang at JDR Jr.=s home; gift from JDR Jr.
FM
2
F&S
67
514-515
Haynes, Charles Henry
AL; History fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Hayre, Talmadge
AR; Chemistry fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Haywood, Minerva L.
NC; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Hazel, David William
AL; Political Science fellow, 1947-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Hazzard, James William, Jr.
AR; Biology fellow, 1937-38, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 R
241
2431
Hearnton, Cleo Owens
LA; Education fellow, 1948-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Hemingway, Robert Nelson
TN; Music fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2431
Henderson, Leonetta Sweet
VA; Nursing fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Henderson, Purvis Sinclair
NY; Medical Sciences fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Henderson, Stephen Evangelist
VA; English Literature fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2579
Henderson, Thomas H.
VA; Education fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Heningburg, Alphonse
AL; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Henry, Frank James
TN; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Herod, Henrietta Louise
IL; English fellow, 1934-35, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Herriford, Neal F.
AL; English fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Hicks, Charles Albert
AR; Education fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Hickson, Robert L.
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1926-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
44
Name
Description
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
High, Lois
IL; Chemistry fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Hill, Carl McClellan
VA; Chemistry fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Hill, Charles Leander
GA; Philosophy fellow, 1936-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2433
Hill, Eleanor Elizabeth
TN; Nursing fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2433
Hill, Henry Samuel
FL; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2432
Hill, R.T
Colored YMCA, Richmond, VA, 1889.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
19
149
Hilliard, George Washington
TN; Medical Sciences fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2433
Hines, Sylvia Voux Daily
VA; Nursing fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2433
Hoage, Alethia Annette Lewis
GA; Library Science fellow, 1948, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2580
Hobson, Mrs. Abigail
AL; Foods and Nutrition fellow, 1946.
GEB
Hoffman - St. Mary's School
1925-33
Prem improv. American Church
Institute. Robert Patton.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 134 159
1482
Holloway, Guerney Douglas
TN; Biology fellow, 1940-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Holloway, Mary Lee
TN; Nursing fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Holman, Moses Carl
GA; Drama fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2581
Holmes, Charles Ludwul
LA; Language fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Holmes, Cullen S.
FL; Chemistry fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
241
2434
Holmes, Eugene Clay
DC; Philosophy fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Holmes, Norman Alonzo
LA; Philosophy fellow, 1935.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Holmes, William E.
Negro Baptist minister who taught at
Atlanta Baptist College. Small gift via Willard
S. Richardson. Family=s appeal for financial
aid declined.
FM
2
F&S
69
528-529
Holsey N & I Institute,
1916-24
Constr and equip. Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church.
GEB
1.1
Ga 274
69
603
Homemakers Club, 1915-19
General correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.2
662
298
Homemakers Club (Georgia),
1914-19
Coop with Jeanes Fund and county.
GEB
1.1
Ga 268.2
68
31093110
597-598
Homemakers Clubs (Kentucky),
1912-19
Coop with Jeans and county.
GEB
1.1
Ky 74.2
81
706-707
Homemakers Clubs
(Louisiana), 1917-20
GEB
1.1
La 54.2
88
778
Homemakers Clubs
(Mississippi), 1916-20
GEB
1.1
Miss
69.2
98
881
GEB
1.1
NC
236.2
116
1048
GEB
1.1
SC 124.2
131
1208
Homemakers Clubs (North
Carolina), 1914-19
Collection
Coop with Jeanes and county.
Homemakers Clubs (South
Carolina), 1918-27
45
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Homemakers Clubs
(Tennessee), 1914-17
GEB
1.1
Tenn
126.2
158
1474
Homemakers Clubs (Virginia),
1912-19
GEB
1.1
Va 167.2
188
1762
Hooker, Emile Newton
AL; Agriculture Economics
fellow, 1938-39, 1941-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Hoover, Cecile Annette
AL; Nutrition fellow, 1947-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Hope, John II
GA; Economic fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2434
Hope, Justin Morrill
OH; Medical Sciences fellow, 1938-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2435
Horne, Frank S.
GA; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hotchkiss School - Remedial
Education, 1963-70
$165,000 for an experimental summer
school program for disadvantaged high school
students.
RF
1.2
200
51-52
423-428
Houston College 1904-27
Teach salary, repairs. Formerly
Houston Baptist Academy.
GEB
1.1
Tex 19
161
1505
GEB
1.3
950
438
4600
Houston College for Negroes,
1944-47
Howard University
Budget and budget estimates, 1955-56;
charts and statistics. Material collected in
bound volumes for Nelson A. Rockefeller=s
tenure as Under Secretary at the Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare.
FM
4
0
Howard University
Paul B. Cornely (visit,
public health) 1935-36.
RF
1.1
210 A
1
1
Howard University - Bessie
Mayle, 1942
Religious education.
GEB
1.3
950
438
4602
Howard University - Department
of Natural Science, 1928-34
Library fellowships.
GEB
1.1
DC 3b
29
271-272
Howard University - Dodson,
Owen, Educational Theatre,
(Travel Grant Europe), 1967-69
RF
1.2
200 R
348
3170
Howard University Driskell, David C., Artist,
(Travel Grant Europe), 1964-65
RF
1.2
200 R
348
3171
Howard University - Fall,
Bernard B., (Indochinese
Foreign Policies), 1961-64
RF
1.2
200 S
522
4458
Howard University - Family
Life workshops, 1948
Mordecai Johnson.
Correspondence and photos.
GEB
1.3
950
438
4601
Howard University - James
Porter, 1944-54
Fellow, Negro arts in
America,
GEB
1.3
950
438
4603
RF
1.2
200 R
348
3172
Howard University - Locke,
Alain (Black Cultural
History), 1950-52, 1956
46
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Howard University Property, 1928-34
Land purchase. Edwin Embree.
Rosenwald Fund.
GEB
1.1
DC 3c
29-30
273-275
Howard University - Research
in Negro Music, 1942-45
Zelma Duke.
GEB
1.3
950
438
46044605
Howard University - Special
Technical Advice, Bldg
Program, 1934
Re: Government relations.
GEB
1.1
DC 3
28
255
RF
1.2
200 S
522
4459
CF
Grants
146
13421346
RBF
3
261
Howard University - Tate,
Merze (Australian Expansion),
1960-62, 1965, 1967
Howard University College of
Medicine, 1973-80
Accelerated BS-MD degree program for
exceptional students.
Howard University Divinity
School, 1976-82
Howard University School of
Medicine - 5-Year Teacher
Training, 1929-44
Fellowships.
GEB
1.1
DC 3a
29
267-269
Howard University School of
Medicine - Clinical
Teaching, 1935-46
Salaries, equip. Re: Freedman=s hosp,
government relations.
Mordecai Johnson and Edward Howes.
GEB
1.1
DC 3a
28-29
264-266
GEB
1.1
DC 3a
29
270
Howard University School of
Medicine - Research Fund,
1942-47
Howard University School of
Medicine, 1912-49
Endow, constr, med libr study, clinical
teaching, fellowships. Jacques Loeb,
N.P. Adams, and John Lawlah.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
DC 3a
28
256-263
Howard University, 1902-59
Study of Negro Art in America, endow,
GEB
constr and equip, med, books, research fund,
Negro music, study, salary, land technical
advice, fellowships. Mordecai Johnson,
Thomas Jesse Jones, Kelly Miller. Re: Congress,
government relations, Negro educ.
Correspondence, reports, pamphlets,
and clippings.
1.1
DC 3
27
247-254
Howard University, 1958-81
RBF
4
44, 166,
280
Howard, John M.
AR; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Howard, Lucille Priscilla
NC; Home Economics fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Howe College 1902-27
Heating plant. ABHMS.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 50
144
1337
Hubert, William H.
SC; English fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hudson Avenue Club for
Colored Boys, Brooklyn, 1928-33
JDR Jr. gave $4,250 to Elubin Navy Yard
District.
FM
2
Youth
12
115
Hudson, Alva Beatrice
AL; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hudson, Henry Mercier
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hudson, Herman
FL; Languages fellow, 1951-52
GEB
1.2
400 S
248
2504
47
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Huggins, Kimuel Alonzo
LA; Chemistry fellow, 1928-29, 1932-33
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hughley, Judge Neal
NC; Economic fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Huguley, John W. Jr.
DC; Chemistry fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hulbert, James A.
GA; Library Science fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Human Relations Task Force Youth Placement Corps, 1969-70
$23,500 for a Baltimore program of
counseling and placement services.
RF
1.2
200
52
429
Hunt, James Henry
TX; Language fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hunter College High School Remedial Education, 1965-68
$35,000 for Aa special program for
compensatory education for potentially
superior students from disadvantaged
environments.@
RF
1.2
200
52
432
Hunter, George W.
VA; Chemistry fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hunter, John McNeile
VA; Physics fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hunton, Vera Doby
DC; Psychology fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hunton, William A. Jr.
DC; English fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2436
Hurley, Waller Calhoun
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2437
Hurst, Robert Edward
MS; Chemistry fellow, 1928-29,
1932-33, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2437
Hurston, Clifford J.
NY; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2437
Hurt, Gladys Naxiene
GA; Mathematics fellow, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
248
2505
Huston-Tillotson College, 1902-56
Merger of Samuel Huston College and
Tillotson College. Operation expen during
merger, survey of Negro schools and colleges,
improv of accounting, study of Negro
Methodist Institute, salary, equip, repairs.
American Missionary Society, Methodist
Episcopal Church. M.S. Davage,
Fred Brownlee. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Tex 11
161
14971500
Improvement of High School
Teaching
Grant. Consult service. Aaron
Brown, F.D. Patterson. Reports.
GEB
1.2
637.7
289-290 30213026
Independent Schools Talent
Search Program (Boston)
Summer Program, 1966-72
See also A Better Chance
$400,000 Atoward the costs
of ABC summer programs at
cooperating colleges.@
RF
1.2
200
52-53
434-437
Inge, Frederick D.
LA; Biology fellow, 1931-32
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2438
Ingham, Charles Edward
Congo missionary work.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
21
162
11
278
2042
I
Inner City Cultural Center, 1968-69
JDR 3rd
Fund
48
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
JDR 3rd
Fund
Inner City Fund, 1972
1
14
149
Institutes for Colored Ministers, 1931-36
JDR Jr. gave $20,000 for three years to
improve theological training of black ministers,
1930; administered through the Slater
and Jeanes funds.
FM
2
Welfare
37
393
Institute of Jeanes Teachers, 1931-32
Grant. Correspondence and
photographs.
GEB
1.2
375.1
222
2127
Inter-Convention Committee
on the Education of the
Negro Baptist Ministry
Sealantic
7
Inter-Denominational
Institute for Negro Ministers.
Declinations.
Davidson II
3
23
Inter-Racial Committee
(Committee on After-War
Cooperation), 1919-22
$10,000 to organization of white men
designed to develop better relations between
the white and colored people, especially
in the South.
CF
Grants
164
15161517
Interboard Committee on
Negro Problems, 1928-30
General correspondence.
GEB
419
260
2690
Interboard Luncheons, 1924-27
Negro education among topics discussed.
IEB
1.1
8
121
Interdenominational
Theological Center, 1956-61
Development of Gammon into. Endow, books,
salary. Dana Creel and Harry Richardson.
GEB
1.3
950
439
46094612
International African
Institute, 1943-47
General correspondence, Daryll Forde. A.L.
Warnshius, Waldo C. Leland, and Emory Ross.
GEB
1.2
637.1
288
3005
587
1.2
International Institute for
African Language and
Culture, 1925-29
LSRM
3.6
55
Interracial Council for
Business Opportunity, 1966-83
RBF
3
284-285
Interracial Relations - policy
LSRM
3.8
97
996
Ison, Eleanor Lutia
GA; Zoology fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2582
Jackson College, 1902-40
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
Briefly called Mississippi Negro Training
School (See also).
GEB
1.1
Miss 7
92
818-821
Jackson College, 1945-60
Expressive Arts Building; library books
and journals.
GEB
1.3
950
439
46134615
Jackson Dialogs, 1971-72
Meeting of business and youth leaders.
File contains material on numerous programs
in Jackson, including education and
police-community relations.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
15
159-162
Jackson, Alice Atwater
VA; Library Science fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Frederic A.
TX; Economics fellow, 1934-35, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
J
49
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Jackson, Kara Vaughn
LA; Education fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Luther Porter
VA; History fellow, 1928-29, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Mary Rebecca
MS; Biology fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Millicent B.
MS; Helath Education, 1948-49.
GEB
Jackson, Nelson Crews
GA; Sociology fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Oliver Everett
AR; Language fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Oscar
MS; Public Health Education, 1945-46.
GEB
Jackson, Taylor Sylvester
AL; Education fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, Wallace Van
VA; Library Science fellow, 1928-29, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jackson, William Nichols
KY; Education fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2439
Jarrett, Hobart Sidney
OK; English fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Jarrett, Thomas Dunbar
TN; English fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Jeanes,(Anna T.) Foundation,
1907-59
Grant. Arthur Wright, J.H. Dillard
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.2
375
221-222 21212126
Jeanes, (Anna T.) Fund,
1905-48
General correspondence, Hampton and
Tuskegee. Arthur D. Wright, Arthur Howe,
R.R. Moton, James Gregg, Booker T.
Washington, J.H. Dillard.
GEB
1.2
106
202-203 19241927
GEB
1.2
106
203
19281929
Jeanes, (Anna T.) Fund,
1934-48
FRC
FRC
Jeffries, Louis Freeman
VA; Chemistry fellow, 1929-30,
1933-34, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Jenkins, Nanie Belle
MS; Education fellow, 1927-28, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Jennings, Wilmer Angier
GA; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Jeruel Baptist Academy
1902-19
Bldg. H.L. Morehouse, George
Sale, J.H. Brown.
GEB
1.1
Ga 17
44
392
Jewell, Paul Vernon
SC; Physics fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnakin, Milbia
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson C. Smith University
1904-51
Formerly Biddle University.
GEB
1.1
NC 152
110
994
Johnson, Beulah V.
GA; English fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Cornell Alvin
SC; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Daisy Todd
VA; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, George 1957-59
Study of law in race relations.
GEB
1.3
950.9
550
5895
Johnson, George Lee
NC; Education fellow, 1932-33. Closed.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
John F. Slater Fund,
See Slater (John F.) Fund
50
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
James Weldon Johnson
Community Center, Inc., 1950-61
Small gift by Mrs. LSR and
Mrs. DR.
FM
2
Welfare
47
520
Johnson, James Weldon, 1930-39
Subfolder within the NAACP folder.
FM
2
Welfare
36
384
Johnson, John Beauregard, Jr.
DC; Medical Sciences fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Josephus
GA; Agricultural Engineering fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
Johnson, Lawrence C.
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26,
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Lulu Merle
MS; History fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Ras Oliver
SC; Education fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Robert B.
VA; History fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Victoria L.
GA; English fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnson, Willard
MS; Biology fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnston, James Hugo Jr.
VA; Education fellow, 1924-25,
1931-32, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Johnstone, Coragreene
NC; English fellow, 1940-41, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2440
Jones, Alvin Hamilton
LA; Economics fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Anna H.
Appeal on behalf of
Wilberforce University, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
21
166
Jones, Butler Alfonso
NC; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, David Dallas
NC; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Edward Allen
GA; Languages fellow, 1929-30, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Erna Beatrice
TN; Home Economics fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, George Maceo
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Ida Louise
GA; Education fellow, 1935-36, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Iva Gwendolyn
MD; English fellow, 1946-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Jerome Walker
VA; History fellow, 1954-55.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2608
Jones, John Paul
TX; English fellow, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
248
2508
Jones, Lois Mailou
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Ralph Waldo Emerson
LA; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Thomas B.
NC; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Thomas John
GA; Agriculture fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, Virginia Lacy
See also Lacy, Virginia Mae
GA; Library Science fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jones, William Warren
KY; Mathematics fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Jordan, Getrude G.
LA; Clinical Teaching fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
51
FRC
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Journal of Negro Education,
1945-46
AEducation in British West
Africa.@
GEB
1.2
642
291
3042
Joyner, Mary B.
LA; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2441
Science equipment,
fellowship.
GEB
1.5
B
695
71677169
Karamu Foundation, 1972-74
Report on promotion of arts in education.
No indication of support.
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
295
2189
Karamu House - Theatre,
1940-53
Grad student prog, constr and equip of
theatre unit. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jelliffe.
Correspondence and photos.
GEB
1.3
950
440
46194621
Katy Ferguson House, 1913-53
JDR Jr. gave heavily and regularly
FM
2
Welfare
33
357
Kean, Henry Arthur
KY; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
Kelsey, George Dennis Sale
GA; Philosophy fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
Kemp, E.L.
Negro work at St. Timothy=s,
Massillion, OH, 1889.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
22
176
Kennedy, Wadaran Latamore
PA; Agriculture fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
Kenton, Annie Mae
NC; Public Health felow, 1946.
GEB
Kentucky State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-32
Summer Schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3124
Kentucky State College,
1903-50
Formerly KY State Industrial Colleve, KY N&I
Institute for Colored Persons. Repairs.
GEB
1.1
Ky 20
74
640-641
GEB
1.3
950
442
4653
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
3
300A
Julius Rosenwald Fund,
See Rosenwald (Julius) Fund
Just, E.E., 1919-41
K
Kentucky State Industrial
College - Library and
Laboratory grant, 1934-35
Kidd, Arthur Leo
FL; History fellow, 1928-29.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for
Social Change, 1968-82
FRC
RBF
King, Cornelius
VA; Education fellow, 1925-26, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
King, Emanuel L.
FL; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
King, G.O.
Spelman Seminary and religious work in
Cleveland, OH, 1880-1891.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
23
178-179
King, Louis E.
NY; Anthropology fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2442
King, Louis E., 1927-28
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
993
Kirkland, Madeleine
DC; Education fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
400 S
242
2443
52
1.2
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Kittrell College, 1907-32
Equip. African Methodist Episcopal Church.
GEB
1.1
NC 237
116
1052
Kittrell, Flemmie Pansy
NC; Home Economics fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2443
Klugh, Pritchett A.
NC; Chemistry fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2443
Knight, William Edgar
VA; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2443
Knox, Clinton Everett
MD; History fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2443
Knox, Lawrence Howland
NC; Chemistry fellow, 1936-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2443
Knoxville College, 1903-57
Perm improv, teach salary, endow,
United Presbyterian Church
Board of Freedmen=s Missions.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 53
144
13381341
Knoxville College, 1946-50
Library development.
GEB
1.3
950
441
4631
Kohlheim, Laurel Louise
AL; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
242
2443
Kowaliga School, 1902-25
Re: Negro educ. Correspondence, reports,
and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ala 29
10
77
Lacy, Virginia Mae
KY; Library science fellow,
1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lancaster, Mary Elizabeth
VA; Nursing fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lane College - Teacher
Education, 1948-52; Report
W.E. Turner.
GEB
1.3
950
441
46324633
Lane College - Workshop,
1948-49Lane College, 1904-57
English teacher.
Constr and equip, repairs, current expen,
teach salary, workshops. Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church. J.F. Lane.
GEB
GEB
1.3
1.1
950
Tenn 59
441
154
4634
14261431
Lane, David Alphonso
WV; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Laney, Lucy C.
Haines school, Augusta, GA; 1891.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
23
183
Langhorne, Joseph Leon
FL; English fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Langston University, 1926-52
E.A. Duke. Bldgs, equip, perm improv.
Formerly Colored N & I University.
GEB
1.1
OK 2
120-121 10941097
Langston University, 1945-49
Music instruments, equip,
development of music library.
GEB
1.3
950
441
4635
Lanier, Emilio Aguinaldo
TN; English fellow, 1931-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lanier, Raphael O'Hara
FL; English fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Larkins, John Rodman
NC; Sociology fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
LaSaine, Thomas Alonzo
TN; Medical Education fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
LaSaine, Willie Anna
TN; Nursing scholarship, 1944.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lash, John S.
NC; English fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Laurey, James Richard
DC; Medical Science fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
L
53
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Lautier, Louise O.
GA; Reading Education fellow, 1939-41.
Law Students Civil Rights
Research Council, 1971
GEB
1.2
JDR 3rd
Fund
400 S
243
2444
1
16
171
Lawlah, Mayme Evelyn
VA; Social Studies fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lawless, Oscar G.
AL; Physics fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lawless, Theodore
Rosenwald Medical fellow, 1919-21
GEB
1.5
B 22
702
7223
Lawrence, Charles Radford Jr.
TN; Sociology fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
Lawrence, Everett Ray
MS; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2444
RF
1.2
200 R
360
3259
1.2
400 S
243
2444
11
191-195 14451474
400 S
243
2445
Lawrence, Vera Brodsky,
(Scott Joplin Publication) ,
1970-72, 1977
Lawson, Copeland Warner
MA; Music fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
League of Cities, 1969-79
Arts in Education Program in Hartford,
Little Rock, Minneapolis, New York City
Seattle, and Winston-Salem.
JDR 3rd
Fund
Lee, Edward Sharpe Jr.
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
Lee, Mrs. Isabel Ambrose
MS; Public Health Education fellow,
1945-46.
GEB
Lee, James Sumner
NC; Biology fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lee, Juliette Thelma
LA; Nursing fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lee, Maurice A.
FL; English fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lee, Raymond Edward
LA; Language fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
1
16
175
Legal Defense and Education
Fund, 1970. See also
National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People, Legal Defense and
Education Fund
1.2
FRC
JDR 3rd
Fund
Leland University, 1902-46
Practice school. George Rice Hovey, Reports.
GEB
1.1
La 3
84
738-740
Lemon, Elizabeth Elaine
GA; Education fellow, 1934.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lemon, Jessie
VA; English fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
LeMoyne College - Land, 1947-48
Fred Brownlee
GEB
1.3
950
441
4636
GEB
1.3
950
441
4637
LeMoyne College -Science and
and General Equipment, 1936-37
LeMoyne College, 1913-51
Perm improv, current expen, equip, land,
American Missionary Association.
Fred Brownlee.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 124 157
14591462
Lester, Aurelia Cecile
VA; Education fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lester, Janie Lucile
GA; English fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
54
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Lewis, Cecil T.
VA; English fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lewis, Elsie Mae
LA; History fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lewis, Emma Bryant
GA; Library Science fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lewis, Harold Over
DC; History fellow, 1937-38, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lewis, Jesse Walter
DC; Business Administration fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Lewis, Samuel James
FL; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2445
Liberia, 1944-46
General correspondence.
GEB
1.2
637.1
288
3006
Lincoln Hospital and Home,
1920-26
Training school for colored
nurses.
LSRM
3.1
2
22-23
Lincoln Institute 1911-39
Correspondence and reports.
George Foster Peabody, E. Norton. Ng.
GEB
1.1
Ky 73
79
687-691
Lincoln University Remedial Education, 1963-66
RF
1.2
200
59
489-491
Lincoln University - Student
Assistance, 1965-73
RF
1.2
200
60
492
6539
Lincoln University, 1903-52
Constr. and equip.
GEB
1.4
1126
619
Lincoln University, 1906-57
Endow, improv, teach salary
constr and equip, current expen.
GEB
1.4
2360
665-666 69036911
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
Lincoln University, 1934
3206
Lincoln University, Chester
County, PA
Negro school, contributions
by GEB, AAR, NAR.
FM
2
Educ.
74
Lincoln University- Lorenzo
Greene, 1945-51
Research on abolition in New
England.
GEB
1.3
950
443
4674
Lincoln, Daniel Poindexter
WV; History fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Lindsay, Crawford B.
GA; English fellow, 1936-37, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Liston, Hardy
NC; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Livingstone College, 1902-53
Constr and equip, teach salary, current expen.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
W.J. Trent, N.C. Newbold.
GEB
1.1
NC 8
102-103 920-926
Livingstone College, 1944-47
Books and equip. W.J. Trent.
GEB
1.3
950
443
4675
Livingstone College, 1946-49
Health educ program.
GEB
1.3
950.4
541
5797
Lockert, Aeolian
TN; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Lockett, John L.
VA; Agriculture fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Lockhart, Adolphus J.
GA; Chemistry fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Loeb, Henry K.
AColored@ student at Oberlin
seeks aid, October 1885.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
25
192
Lofton, Williston H.
DC; History fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
55
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Logan, Harold Koontz
TX; Education fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Logan, Rayford Whittingham
VA; History fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Long Island College of
Medicine, 1947-66
Sickle cell anemia study.
CF
Grants
182
1706
Long, Harry J.
TX; Biology fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Long, Herman Hodge
Loram, Charles T., 1924-26
AL; Psychology fellow, 1939-41.
Fellowships, African political situation, Jeanes
teachers, segregation, Education Commission.
GEB
IEB
1.2
400 S
1.1
243
11
2447
156
Los Angeles Urban League, 1944
Declination.
GEB
1.2
628.1
276
2879
Louisiana Negro N & I
Institute - Books and Library
Material, 1939-41
J.E. Williams, A.C. Lewis.
GEB
1.3
950
443
4676
Louisiana Negro N & I Institute
Institute - E.D. Robinson,
F.O. Johnson, 1943-46
Fellowships in educ. Home econ.
GEB
1.3
950
443
4677
GEB
1.3
950
443
4678
Louisiana Negro N & I
Institute - Staff Study, 1945
Louisiana Negro N & I Institute
Institute - Summer School, 1940-44
Negro and Jeanes and principals.
GEB
1.3
950
443
46794680
Louisiana Negro N & I
Institute - Supervisor of Trainees
and In-Service Grads, 1940.
Visitation and study prog in
rural educ by Kara Vaughn-Jackson.
Mabel Carney.
GEB
1.3
950
443
4681
GEB
1.3
950
444
4682
Louisiana Negro N & I
Institute - Teacher Training
Program, 1941-42
Louisiana Negro N & I
Institute - Workshop, 1944
Temporary teachers certificate.
Correspondence and photos.
GEB
1.3
950
444
4683
Louisiana State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-31
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3125
Louisiana State Department
of Education - Jeanes
Supervisors, 1944-47
Training prog at LA Negro N & I.
P.H. Easom.
GEB
1.3
950
444
4687
Louisville Municipal
College, 1930-46
Land, bldgs, repairs, equip, books. Re: merging
with University of Louisville. Reports.
GEB
1.1
Ky 51.1
78
685-686
Lousiana State Department of
Education Training Program
for Jeanes Supervisors, 1947
At LA Negro N & I.
J.C. Dixon.
GEB
1.3
950
444
4691
Lousiana State Department of
Education Work Conference
1944-45
LA Negro N & I and Southern
University.
GEB
1.3
950
444
4692
Love, Lucile Ann
AL; Library Science fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Lovell, John Jr.
DC; English fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Lucas, Mabel Jewel
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
Luney, Percy Robert
KY; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2609
56
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Lyda, Wesley John
GA; Education fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
24
2447
Lyttle, Hulda Margaret
TN; Nursing fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2447
MacFarlane, Frederic Charles
NC; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Mackey, Howard Hamilton
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Macklin, Arnett G.
VA; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
MacRae, James Bonner
NC; Education fellow, 1938-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Madden, Samuel A.
VA; Film, Radio and Television fellow, 1947-48. GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Maddox, M.J.
Principal Union Academy, Gainesville, FL, 1891. FM
1
Ofc Cor
26
203
Maise, Naomah Williams
GA; Music fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Mallory, O.E.
Seeks monies to distribute his book to Spelman
Seminary and Benedict Institute; 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
26
203
Manassas Industrial School
1902-1955
Current expen. Re: private to public regional
high schools. A.E. Lucas, James H. Dillard,
James Bertram, Oswald Villard, and
Robert C. Ogden.
GEB
1.1
Va 12
169-170 15851588
Manley, Albert Edward
NC; Education fellow, 1943-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Manly, John Benson
DC; Medical Science fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Mapp, Frederick Everett
TN; Biology fellow, 1946-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Marianna (Arkansas) Public
Schools, 1941-42
Improv plant and equip of
R.R. Moton Tr School.
GEB
1.3
950
447
47244725
Marion, Claud Collier
NY; Agriculture fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Mark, Jesse Jarue
IA; Agriculture fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Marshall, Mrs. Binarozelle C.
MS; Health Education fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
Marshall, May
AR; Library Science fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Marteena, Jerald M.
NC; Engineering fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Martin, Alfred Edward
TN; Physics fellow, 1938-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Martin, Azalea E.
AL; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Martin, John Warren
AL; Sociology fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
251
2584
Martin, Laurie
TN; Nursing fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Martin, Sarah Elizabeth
NC; Language fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Martin, William H.
AR; Education fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
RF
1.1
223
1
1-14
GEB
1.2
671
301
31463148
M
Maryland - Public Health, 1929-39
Maryland - Rural School
Supervisor - Negro, 1916-49
J. Walter Huffington, Thomas
Pullen. Reports.
57
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mason, Gertrude H.
TX; Library Science fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Matthew, Eunice Sophie
TN; Education fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Matthews, Eunice Edith
FL; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2448
Maxwell, Edward L.
GA; Biology fellow, 1928-29, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
Maxwell, Ucecil S.
KS; Chemistry fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
May, Annie Florence
AL; English fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
Mayberry, Bennie Douglas
AL; Agricultural fellow, 1948-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
Mayberry, Bennie D.
AL; Olericulture and Horticulture
fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
Mayesville Educational &
Industrial School, 1902-19
Current expen. Richard H. Dana
R.R. Bowker, George F. Peabody.
GEB
1.1
SC 22
123
1129
Mayfield, Floyd Alphonzo
NC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
Maysville Industrial High
School, 1929-37
Equipment.
GEB
1.1
Ky 81
82
725
McAdams, Jay C.
TN; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McAllister, Jane Ellen
NY; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McCarter, Hazel
MS; Personnel Administration fellow, 1954-55.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2610
McClure, Sophie Kinney
TN; Nursing fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McConnell, Fannie Mae
TN; Drama fellow, 1934-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McConnell, Roland Calhoun
NC; History fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McCormick, Thomas Herbert
AL; Physics fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McCree, Paul Williams
OK; Biology fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McCune, Frank B.
MS; Health Education fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
McDaniel, Reuben Roosevelt
VA; Mathematics and Physics fellow, 1936-37
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McDavid, Mary F.
AL; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McDonald, Virginia Romona
TX; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2449
McGhee, Joseph Daniel
SC; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2450
McGimsey, Robert
Negro music in LA.
GEB
1.3
950
447
4723
McGraw, Booker Tanner
IL; Business Administration fellow, 1931-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2450
McGuinn, Henry Jared
VA; Sociology fellow, 1930-31, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2450
McKenzie, Loratius Lucius
WV; History fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2450
McKinney, Theophilus Elisha
NC; Political Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2450
McLean, Mary Doris
NC; Zoology fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2587
McLemore, Benjamin H. Jr.
MS; Mathematics fellow, 1954-55.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2611
58
FRC
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
McMillan, Laura Belle
NC; Public Health Education fellow, 1947.
GEB
McMorris, Henry Marion
AL; English fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2450
Mean, James Horatio
AR; Mathematics fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Medical College of Virginia
1929-54
Nursing, consultant, nutrition and public
health, endow, bldgs, current expen,
studies. Re: Negro educ. W.T. Sanger.
GEB
1.5
BC
696
71747175
GEB
1.5
B 20
702
7220
Medical Education for
Negroes, 1916-29
FRC
Meharry Medical College
Travel funds to Dr. M. S. Bent (1935-36);
funds for general support (1943-54);
grant-in-aidto Dr. Walter. F.B. James
(1944).
RF
1.1
200 A
97-98
11811188
Meharry Medical College Agatha Anderson, 1950-57
Fellow.
GEB
1.3
950.7
549
5874
Meharry Medical College Alma Gault, 1945-50
Visits.
GEB
1.3
950.7
549
5875
Meharry Medical College Bent, Michael J. (Visit,
Public Health), 1936
RF
1.1
200 A
97
1181
Meharry Medical College Faculty Salaries, 1960
GEB
1.3
950
447
4735
Meharry Medical College General Support, 1943-54
RF
1.1
200 A
98
11821187
GEB
1.3
950
447
4734
RF
1.1
200 A
98
1188
Meharry Medical College Murray Brown, 1945-47
Visits re: med school programs.
Meharry Medical College Obstetrics, 1949
Meharry Medical College Spectrophotometer, 1947-48
Purchase.
GEB
1.3
950
447
4736
Meharry Medical College Study of Negro Health and
Medical Care, 1946-50
Don Clawson, Murray Brown.
GEB
1.3
950
447
4737
Meharry Medical College
Contractual Plan, 1943-44
Regionalization,
legislation.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 2a
136
12541255
GEB
1.1
Tenn 2a
136
12561257
GEB
1.1
Tenn 2a
136
1260
GEB
1.1
Tenn 2a
136
12581259
Meharry Medical College
Fellowships, 1925-55
Meharry Medical College
Library, 1931-32
Books and journals,
consultant.
Meharry Medical College
School Site, 1927-38
59
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Meharry Medical College,
1914-56
Current expen, endow, bldgs and equip,
GEB
improv, land, fellowships, med library, books,
journals, studies. Harold West, Robert A.
Lambert, Alma Gault, M.E. Tennant, Franklin C.
McLean, Edwin Embree, P.J. Maverty, Henry S.
Pritchett, G.W. Hubbard, John Mullowney,
Rebecca Clark, Charles Nelson.
Correspondence, reports, pamphlets, clippings,
and photographs.
Meharry Medical College,
1948-78
1.1
Tenn 2a
133-136 12271253
CF
Ad.-His.
50
858-859
18501851
Meharry Medical College,
1956-62
Exploration of psychiatric
teaching.
CF
Grants
197
Meharry Medical College,
1967-76
Developmental program in the
basic sciences.
CF
Grants
196-197 18431849
Mells, Herbert Frank
OK; Music fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Meridian, Mississippi
Experiment in Training Negro
Teachers, 1936-39
Support. P.H. Easom.
GEB
1.3
950
448
4745
Merry, Frederick L.
NC; English fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2551
Metropolitan Cultural
Alliance
Kathryn Bloom Files.
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
195-196 14751481
Meyers, Timothy C.
AL; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Michigan - Public Health
Includes reports on health
in Detroit in 1930s.
RF
1.1
225
1-3
1-26
Michigan Boulevard Garden
Apartments
Exchange of information between managers
of this Rosenwald-funded project and
managers of JDR Jr=s housing project.
FM
2
Housing
17
155
Middlebrooks, A.M.
Negro Baptist College work
in Arkansas, October 1891.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
27
210
Middleton, Agnes Bratton
NC; Public Health fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Middleton, Ezekial M.
SC; Agriculture fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Miles College - Capital
Funds, 1950-62
Endow, W.A. Bell, E.L. Norton
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
448
47464749
Miles College - Resources and
Needs Study, 1942-64
W.A. Bell, J.C. Dixon.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
449
47514752
GEB
1.3
950
449
4750
Miles College - Staff, Books and
and Equipment, 1944-50
Miles College, 1904-64
Books and lab equip, bldgs, and equip,
teach salary, summer school, strengthening
prog and expansion, conferences. Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church. Robert W. Palton.
Re: Negro educ, interchurch representation
and support.
GEB
1.1
Ala 117
14-15
114-124
Miller, Adolphus J.
VA; Agriculture fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Minor, Richard C.
NC; Sociology fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
60
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Misseduc Foundation, 1970-75
Welfare rights work.
RBF
3
314
Mississippi Council on Human
Relations, 1971-72
Unsuccessfully sought funds for collegebound student, who needed money to survey
hosp practices, doctor=s waiting rooms, police
practices, and employment practices in state
and federal offices in Mississippi.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
17
Mississippi Council on Human
Relations, The 1970-83
Initial support Afor its work of coordinating
prison reform activities in the South.@
RBF
3
314
Mississippi Industrial
College, 1904-50
Equip. Colored Methodist Episcopal Church.
E. Cottrell, J.R. Ramsey.
GEB
1.1
Miss 39
96
859
Mississippi Negro Training
School, 1940-45
Via Board of Trustees. Equip, staff consultants.
Jacob Reddix, P. Easom. Formerly
Jackson College (see also).
GEB
1.3
950
450
47694770
Mississippi Negro Training
School, 1944-46
Salary, Community Health
Center.
GEB
1.3
950.4
541
5799
Mississippi School Health
Service
School health program for blacks and whites
with nutritional emphasis, modeled after NC
program.
RF
1.1
227
1-2
1-20
Mississippi State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1933-39
Summer school for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3126
Mississippi State College Summer School, 1948-50
In-service training for Negro extension staff
at Alcorn A & M; Counseling and guidance.
GEB
1.3
950
452
4798
GEB
1.3
950
454
4819
GEB
1.3
950
455
48264827
GEB
1.1
Mo 1
99
897
Mississippi State Department
of Education - Survey of
School Building Needs, 1940-41
Mississippi Vocational
College, 1947-60
Correspondence and
pamphlets.
Missouri Division of Negro
Education, 1928-40
189
Missouri State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1933-34
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3127
Mitchell, Allee J.
TX; Psychology fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Mitchell, Edward C.
GA; Education fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2451
Mobilization for Youth Cultural Arts, 1967-69
$18,000 grant for program that trains young
Negro and Puerto Rican New Yorkers for
areers in the arts.
RF
1.2
200 R
380
3330.72
Molette, Lemuel Scott
GA; Agricultural fellow, 1926.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Monroe, Clarence L.E.
GA; Biology fellow, 1938-40.
GEB
.12
400 S
244
2452
Montague, James Harold
VA; Music fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Moore, Evelyn Wynona
GA; Languages fellow, 1947-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Moore, John Matthew
VA; Languages fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Moore, LeRoy G.
OK; Chemistry fellow, 1929-30, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Moore, Mary E.
VA; Biology fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
61
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Moore, Thelma Eddijo
GA; Education fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Moore, Theodore H.
SC; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Morehouse College Classroom Space, 1946-47
Alterations and equip.
Benjamin Mays.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4830
Morehouse College Financial Superintendent, 1940-41
GEB
1.3
950
455
4831
Morehouse College Intensive Study Program, 1963-69
RF
1.2
200
62-63
518-522
Morehouse College - Mays,
Benjamin E. (Grant in Aid,
Autobiography), 1967-72
RF
1.2
200
63
523-524
Morehouse College - Opera
(Atlanta Symphony Orchestra,
ATreemonisha@), 1971-72
RF
1.2
200 R
383
3330.90
Morehouse College Permanent Improvement, 1944
GEB
1.3
950
455
4832
Morehouse College - Science
Building, 1947-53
Construction.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4833
Morehouse College - Science
Equipment and Salaries, 1950-56
Chem and bio.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4834
GEB
1.1
62
544
Morehouse College, 1903-63
Endow, teach salary, current expen, bldgs and
GEB
equip, books, perm improv, land, repairs.
ABHMS. John Hope, George Rice Hovey,
H.L. Morehouse, Frank A. Smith, Benjamin Mays,
S.H. Archer. Re: development of Atlanta
complex, fund-raising. Correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
1.1
Ga 157
58-62
520-543
Morehouse College, 1945-69
RBF
3
315
Morehouse College Teachers salaries, 1935-39
Morehouse College
1923-59
Correspondents include Wallace Buttrick,
John Hope, T.B. Appleget, Benjamin Mays,
and JDR Jr.
FM
2
Educ
57
Morehouse, Henry L.
Various Negro and Baptist schools, 1881-1894
FM
1
Ofc Cor
28
215-217
Morgan College, 1922-58
Reports.
GEB
1.4
2218
639
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
66906693
3207
Morgan College, 1933-34
Morgan College, 1938-43
Books.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4836
Morgan, Raleigh Jr.
NC; Languages fellow, 1948-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2452
Morgan, Thomas J.
Spelman Seminary and ABHMS, 1893.
FM
1.2
Ofc Cor
28
218
Morris Brown College Administration Offices, 1942-43
W.A. Fountain.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4837
Morris Brown College - Dean, 1944
Salary.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4838
62
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Morris Brown College - Library
and Laboratory Grants, 1934-36
GEB
1.3
950
442
4656
Morris Brown College Library, 1941-42
Books and equip.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4839
Morris Brown College Refresher Course, 1941-42
Staff summer school.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4840
Morris Brown College,
1902-53
Endow, teach salary, current expen, faculty,
interchange, books and library equip, land,
fellowships, perm improv. African Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rufus Clement, W.A.
Fountain, J.R. McCain, L.H. Foster, W.W.
Alexander. Re: Atlanta network of schools,
Negro educ. Bishop Wright.
GEB
1.1
Ga 7
37-39
341-358
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3208
Morris Brown College, 1933-35
Morris College, 1920-49
Teach salary, bldgs and equip.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
SC 127
132
12111213
Morris, Kelso Bronson
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Morris, Raymond Augustus
TX; Music fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Morris, Thelma S.
NC; Public Health fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
FRC
Morris, Thomas V.
AL; Horticulture fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
FRC
Morrow, John Howard
AL; Language fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Morton, James Hemenway
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Morton, James T. Jr.
IL; Psychology fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Moses, Earl Richard
LA; Sociology fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Moses, Kathlyn Johnson
SC; Library fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
250
2556
Moses, Rudolph
LA; English fellow, 1927-28, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
RF
1.2
200
63
525
1.2
200
63
527-530
3
316
Moton Memorial Foundation Conference Center, 1965-66
Mount Holyoke College Remedial Education, 1964-70
Grants totaling $200,000 for Aan experimental
summer school program for talented high
school students from disadvantaged
environments.@ Reports (four items).
RF
Multi-culture Institute,
1968-78
San Francisco-based
organization.
RBF
Munday, Reuben Abraham
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Murray, William Earl
SC; Chemistry fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Thomas Mabry.
GEB
1.3
950
455
4841
Museum of African Art. See
Douglas Museum of African Art
Museum of Modern Art Photos, African Negro Art
Exhibit, 1935-36
63
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Music School Settlement
for Colored People
(New York City), 1913, 1915
Myers, Amelia Laurette
RSF
10
84
810
TN; Music fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2453
Nabrit, Samuel M.
GA; Biology fellow, 1927-28, 1931-32;
1943-44
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nash, Emile Coleridge
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nash, Ruth Mae
TN; Nursing scholarship, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, Leadership
Training, 1968-73
RF
1.2
200
66-67
560-562
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, Special
Contribution Fund, 1970-72
RF
1.2
200
76
563-564
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, 1919-20
CF
Grants
220
2068
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, 1928
LSRM
3.8
97
997
1.2
414
257
26602661
2
Welfare
35-36
382-388
Ad.-His.
55
947
N
NAACP. See National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, 1928-55
General correspondence and
reports. Arthur Spingarn,
Walter White.
GEB
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, 1927-61
Rockefeller advisors divided over policies and
FM
personnel of NAACP; they saw necessity of
legal approach but in general preferred
education and gradualism in resolving race
problem. Information on lynchings, influence
of Communist Party among Negroes; history of
NAACP; JDR Jr. contributions, 1928-1951;
JDR 3rd=s regular annual contributions, 1932-41;
NAR contributions, 1951, 1956, 1959. NAR a life
member. Correspondents include W.E.B. DuBois,
James Weldon Johnson, Jackson B. Davis, Walter White,
and W. Alexander.
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, 1969-73
CF
64
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, Legal Defense and
Educational Fund, 1950-83.
See also Legal Defense and
Education Fund.
RBF
3
323-324
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored
People, Special Contribution
Fund, 1962-83
RBF
3
324-325
National Association of
Black Students
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
18
194
950.7
549
5876
2007
National Association of
Colored Graduates Nurses,
1936-45
Conference.
GEB
1.3
National Association of Jazz
Educators, 1971
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
274
National Black Child Development
Institute, Inc., 1971-82
RBF
3
329
National Black Theatre
Workshop, Inc., (Teer,
Barbara Ann, Developing New
Work), 1969-72
RF
200 R
385
National Black Theatre
Workshop, Inc., 1970-75
RBF
3
329
National Black United Fund, The
1975-83
RBF
3
330
National Committee Against
Discrimination in Housing,
1965-76
RBF
3
335
Welfare
37
3
341
200
68
National Council of Negro
Women, 1945-61
NAR contributions, 1945, 1954;
WR contributions, 1955; LSR gift 1961.
National Council of Negro
Women, 1955-75, 1979-81
National Education
Association - Urban
Education, 1969-71
FM
1.2
2
RBF
$15,000 for its four-state
institute on changing urban
education.
RF
1.2
National Endowment for the
Humanities - Museum of
African Art, Frederick
Douglass Institute of Negro
Arts and History, 1970
See also
Douglass Museum of African
Art, Frederick and Frederick
Douglass Museum of African Art
RBF
3
344
National Interracial
Conference - Reports
LSRM
3.8
97
65
3344
400
574
9991001
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
National League on Urban
Conditions among Negroes,
1914-38
Activities of the League;
contributions 1912-1937.
FM
National Medical
Fellowships, Inc., 1948-52
Provident Medical Association of Chicago
before 1952.
CF
Adv. Med. 68-69
Fellowship
818-828
CF
Ad.-His.
57
981
National Medical
Fellowships, Inc., 1959-80
2
Welfare
32
345
National Medical
Fellowships, 1968-72
General support.
CF
Grants
231-232 21852195
National Negro Business
League, 1926-30
LSRM-SF. Survey of Negro
business in U.S. Robert R. Moton
LSRM
3.8
99
10021004
National Nursing Council for
War Service, 1942-47
Negro nurse unit. Correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950.7
549
58775880
RF
1.2
200
539
46064608
3.6
58-59
629-632
414
257
26622666
National Opinion Research
Center - Mental Health and
Prejudice (Grant Lapsed), 1959-60
National Research Council Human Migration, 1922-30
LSRM-RF Measuring and evaluating human
traits, mental measurement, analysis
of personality, pathology of race. Robert
M. Yerkes, Clark Wissler.
LSRM
National Scholarship Service
and Fund for Negro Students
1947-63
Grant, reports, and
pamphlets. Richard Plant.
GEB
1.2
National Urban Coalition,
1972-75, 1979
RBF
3
331
National Urban League
Davidson II
2
16
National Urban League Conference, 1961
Grant.
GEB
1.2
628
276
2878
National Urban League Leadership Development,
1964-69
RF
1.2
200
71
599-602
National Urban League National Headquarters, 1965-66
RF
1.2
200
71
603
National Urban League - Race
Relations, 1944-51
Grant. Lester Granger.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.2
414
258
26672672
National Urban League Vocational Guidance, 1948-50
Grant. F.O. Nichols.
GEB
1.2
414
259
26732674
National Urban League Contributions, 1921-61
JDR Jr. gives to industrial work of League;
Davison Fund gifts and contributions from
JDR 3rd, NAR, and WR.
FM
2
Welfare
33-34
362-364
National Urban League Family Exhibit, 1959
Exhibit of selection of family-owned paintings
to raise funds for the League.
FM
2
Welfare
34
366-367
National Urban League -- New
headquarters building, 1953-57
WR gave $100,000 toward
purchase of building.
FM
2
Welfare
34
365
National Urban League Printed Materials, 1947-59
Clippings on WR=s League
activities.
FM
2
Welfare
34
368
66
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
National Urban League,
1912-58
Correspondence, reports, pamphlets and
GEB
photographs. Lester B. Granger, Julius A. Thomas,
Franklin O. Nichols, Eugene Kinkle Jones.
National Urban League,
1918-38
LSRM-SF. Eugene K. Jones, L. Hollingsworth
Jones. Reports and pamphlets.
LSRM
National Urban League,
1939-61
Winthrop Rockefeller very active. Family
contributions; reports on League work,
criticism of organizational set-up, comments
on Lester Granger.
FM
1.2
2
628
276
2877
2872-
3.8
100
10051014
Welfare
33
359-361
National Urban League,
1941-83
RBF
3
351-355
National Urban League, 1969
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
20
210
400 S
244
2454
3.8
102
1028
Neal, Ernest Eugene
TX; Sociology fellow, 1942-43, 1947-48.
Negro - Miscellaneous, 1923-28
GEB
1.2
LSRM
Negro Actors Guild of America,
1943-43
Theater.
FM
2
Cultural
173
1499
Negro Church Consolidation
(Williamsburg, VA), 1949-54
JDR Jr. proposed to give funds to three Negro
churches with provision for consolidation and
deed to Colonial Williamsburg; churches
rejected this plan; one church later accepted
the plan.
FM
2
Cultural
144
1268
Negro College Graduate,
1935-42
Charles S. Johnson. Publ and
distribution, re: occupations.
GEB
1.3
950
458
4866
Negro Colleges Accounting
Systems, 1931-35
Grant.
GEB
1.2
421.1
261
2696
Negro Colleges, 1918-42
General correspondence and
reports.
GEB
1.2
692
306
31943195
Negro County Training School
(Missouri), 1931-33
Bldgs and equip.
GEB
1.1
Mo 2
100
899
Negro Education - Dongall
report, 1924-26
Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
100
1016
Negro Education Project
(Williamsburg, VA.), 1938-42
Gift to repair property and expand facilities.
Cooperation between Williamsburg School
Board and the General Education Board.
FM
2
Cultural
157
1371
Negro Education Study,
1922-28
Correspondence and reports related to GEB
study. Edwin Embree, Jackson Davis,
Leo M. Favrot.
GEB
1.2
722
315
32943295
Negro Education, 1911-60
Grant. Walter White, Fred
McCuistion, reports.
GEB
1.2
418
260
26882689
Negro Health, 1925-28
Photographs.
LSRM
3.8
100
1017
Negro High Schools, 1910-25
General correspondence.
GEB
608
275
2861
Negro in America, 1925-26
Leonard Outhwaite study
LSRM
3.8
100
1015
Negro Land Grant Colleges,
1926-51
General correspondence.
GEB
408
255
2645
67
1,2
1.2
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Negro Legal Status Survey Charles H. Houston, 1927-30
Legal justice; status and activities of Negro
lawyers. Correspondence and reports.
LSRM
Negro Medical Students, 1944
General correspondence.
GEB
Negro Problems - 1925-29
3.8
101
10181019
414
259
2675
LSRM
3.8
101
1.2
10201022
101-102 10231024
Negro Problems Conference,
1927-28
New Haven. Reports.
LSRM
3.8
Negro Public Education in
the South, 1927
Leo M. Favrot.
GEB
722
315
3297
Negro Questions -- JDR Jr.=s
interest, 1944-46
A few examples of policy-making procedures
in JDR Jr.=s office.
FM
2
Welfare
32
353
Negro Race/Miscellaneous United Negro College Fund
In Vol. 13 of Raymond Fosdick=s working file
for his biography of JDR Jr. Section documents
JDR Jr.=s relationship to the historically
black colleges and the UNCF.
FM
2
JDR Jr.
Personal
55
490
Negro Schools and Colleges
in the South - Ratings,
Grant, 1929-52
W.E.B. DuBois, J. Henry Highsmith, S.L. Smith, GEB
H.M. Ivy, Joseph Roemer, Arthur D. Wright,
and Fred McCuistion.
1.2
733
326
33833387
LSRM
3.8
102
1025
LSRM
3.8
102
1026
LSRM
3.8
102
1027
Negro Study - Africa, 1925-26
Negro Survey - Coahoma
County, Mississippi, 1924-26
Leo M. Favrot, T. J. Woofter.
Negro Yearbook, 1925
Negroes, Military Training
in Land Grant Colleges
Material collected in Volumes 67 of documents
for Nelson A. Rockefeller=s tenure as
Under Secretary of Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare.
Neighborhood Association Negro Theater Development,
1938-40; Proposal, 1939
FM
4
0
RF
1.1
200 R
9
30923093
Nelson, Bernard Hamilton
GA; History fellow, 1938-39, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nelson, Frank Mancefield
GA; Library Science fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nelson, Gurney Elliott
SC; Education fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nelson, Margaret V.
LA; History fellow, 1943-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Netterville, Rebecca Franklin
LA; Home Economics fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
New Bern Collegiate
Industrial Institute, 1902-1912.
GEB
1.1
NC 32
104
941
New England Community
Development, Corp., - Ghetto
Business, 1968-69
RF
1.2
200
72
608-609
CF
Grants
237
22482249
RBF
3
363
New Jersey, College for
Medicine and Dentistry of,
1971-79
Aid to increase the number of minority
medical students.
New Lafayett Theatre and
Workshop
68
Name
Description
New School for Social
Research, 1937-52
Lawrence Gellert, Negro
music materials.
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
GEB
New York City Mission
Society - East Harlem
College and Career Counseling
Program, 1970-74
1.3
950
458
4867
RBF
3
370
3
24
414
259
26762677
1.1
16-17
235-243
New York Colored Mission
Society
Declinations.
Davidson II
New York Pubic Library Cultural Center for Negroes, 1943-48
Grant. Franklin Hooper, L.D. Reddick.
Reports and clippings.
GEB
New York State Colonization
Society - Booker Washington
Agricultural and Industrial
Institute of Liberia, 1933-39
Vocational and agricultural education, staff,
construction, relationship of government,
Jackson Davis trip. Thomas Jesse Jones,
Jackson Davis, Charles T. Loram,
J.H. Furbay, R.L. Embree, L.A. Roy.
IEB
New York State Colonization
Society, 1962-66
Minutes of meetings, financial statements,
other correspondence.
RF
1.2
200
73-74
621-623
New York State Commission
Against Discrimination, Housing
Advisory Council, 1955-60
Warren Lindquist was a member of the
Housing Advisory Council.
FM
2
Civic
17
118
New York University Professorship in Negro
Culture and Education, 1945-50
Grant.
GEB
1.2
414
259
2678
1.2
New York Urban Coalition, 1967-83
RBF
3
381-382
New York Urban League - New
York Urban League Study
Davidson II
2
17
New York Urban League Street Academy Program, 1968-73
Grant toward the cost of a street workers
program in New York City problem-area high
schools. Includes Streetworker=s Reports. 1969.
RF
1.2
200
74-75
631-636
New York Urban League Contribution Folders
Pledges; March 1928; February 1929;
April 1932; May 1933; 1936-1944
contributions.
FM
2
Welfare
34-35
371-375
New York Urban League,
1920-28
Industrial work. Employment and vocational
guidance. Health and housing. Labor
adjustments. Elizabeth Walton.
LSRM
3.8
102
10291031
New York Urban League,
1921-44
Social, welfare, and industrial work in Harlem.
Violent conflicts between Harlem agencies
during the Depression. 1934 survey and
reorganization; changes of personnel, plans
for merger with Brooklyn League. 1944
merger took place to create new League
of Greater New York. Contributions from
LSRM, JDR Jr., LSR, JDR 3rd. Correspondents
include Arthur Holden, James Hubert,
and Judge Kernochen.
FM
Welfare
34
369-370
3
382
400 S
244
New York Urban League, 1977-79
Newton, Johnnie Mae Elaine
2
RBF
TX; Library Science fellow, 1934-35.
69
GEB
1.2
2454
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Newton, Pauline Frances
NC; English fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nicholas, Charles H.
TX; Biology fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nickens, Walter H.
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Nigeria, 1944-45
General correspondence and clippings.
GEB
1.2
637.1
288
3007
Nix, Athelma Rogers
SC; Library Science fellow, 1934-35
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
Normal Alabama State A & M
Institute, 1934-36
Library and Laboratory grant.
GEB
1.3
950
442
4665
Norris, Clarence Windzell
TX; Sociology fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2454
North Carolina College at
Durham, 1909-57
Formerly NC College for Negroes, Durham
GEB
State Normal School for Negroes, and
National Training School. Equip, re: coop with
Duke and UNC. N.C. Newbold, James H. Dillard
James Shepard. Correspondence, clippings,
reports, and pamphlets.
1.1
NC 224
114
10301037
North Carolina College for
Negroes - Department of
Public Health Education, 1945-49
Books and equipment.
GEB
1.3
950.4
543
5821
North Carolina College for
Negroes - Health Education,
1945-52
Equip, salary. James Shepard.
Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photos.
GEB
1.3
950.4
543
58165820
North Carolina College for
Negroes - Home Economics, 1939-40
Equip for practice cottage.
GEB
1.3
950
458
4868
North Carolina College for
Negroes - Regional Study
Conference, 1946-47
Resource use educ.
GEB
1.3
950
458
4869
North Carolina College for
Negroes - Science and Home
Economics Equipment, 1941
Bio, chem, phys.
GEB
1.3
950
458
4870
North Carolina College for
Negroes - Workshop, 1947-48
Guidance in secondary school.
GEB
1.3
950
458
4871
North Carolina Division of
Negro Education, 1921-29
N.C. Newbold. Correspondence
and reports.
GEB
1.1
NC 248
118-119 10741076
North Carolina State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-33
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3128
North Carolina State Board of
Charities - Negro
Welfare, 1927-29
LSRM-SF. Study of Negro life and social
problems. Programs to develop leadership,
training, and education. Kate Burr Johnson.
LSRM
3.8
102
1032
Northern Baptist Convention,
1929-49
General correspondence. Donald Faulkner,
Luther Smith, Frank Padelford.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
470
262
27052708
3
387
Ofc Cor
29
Northside Center for Child
Development (New York City)
1948-82
Noyes, A.D
1.2
RBF
Seeking aid for his Mission
in West Africa, April 1887.
FM
70
1
228
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Nursing Education, Negro Survey, 1924-27
RF
1.1
200 C
121-122 15041509
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
O
O'Banion, Elmer E.
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
O'Daniel, Therman Benjamin
SC; English fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
O'Hara, Leon Pulaski
AL; Biology fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
Oak Park Vocational School
Bldgs and equip.
GEB
1.1
Miss 6
92
817
Oberlin College - Graduate
School Preparation, 1965-66
Funds for Aa trial program to provide a
transitional year for graduates of Negro colleges
to prepare them for admission to good graduate
schools in preparation for careers in teaching.@
RF
1.2
200
75
641
Oberlin College - Student
Adjustment, 1966-69
$11,000 for a study of Athe adjustment
problems of minority group students at Oberlin
and similar colleges and of methods of coping
with these problems@.
RF
1.2
200
76
642
Odom, Earl Timothy
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
Odom, James Lee
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
OEO/Project Map Youth
Development Program, 1972
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
22
224
Office of Equal Opportunity,
1967-71
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
246
1789
Oklahoma - Rural School
Supervisors - Negro and White
Appropriations, 1915-51
John Vaughan. Reports and
clippings.
GEB
1.2
670
300
31353143
Oklahoma State Agent for
Rural Schools - Negro, 1929-31
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3129
Okolona Industrial School
1904-48
Teach salary, current expen. American Church
Institute. Robert Patton.
GEB
1.1
Miss 25
94
844-846
3
390
Olatunji Center of African
Culture, 1971-76
RBF
Oliver, Clinton F., Jr.
NY; English fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
Oliver, Julius A.
VA; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
Opportunities Industrialization
Center of New York, Inc., Nassau OIC Manpower
Training, Inc., 1979-81
RBF
3
391
Opportunities Industrialization
Center of New York, Inc., 1962-76
RBF
3
391
Orangeburg State A & M
College - Library and
Laboratory grant, 1934-37
GEB
950
442
71
1.3
4662
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Orr, Charles W.
AL; Education fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2455
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
P
Packard, Sophia B.
Spelman Seminary, 1883-1891.
See also Harriet Giles.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
30
233
Paine College - Laboratory
Equipment, 1936-37
Natural science and home econ.
GEB
1.3
950
461
4900
GEB
1.3
950
442
4657
Paine College - Library and
Laboratory Grants, 1934-36
Paine College - Library, 1941-47
Constr and equip, books.
GEB
1.3
950
461
4901
Paine College - Workshops, 1945-47
Teacher - library.
GEB
1.3
950
461
4902
Paine College, 1902-57
Bldgs and equip, books, teach salary, current
expen, summer workshop. Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church. Booker T. Washington,
Albert D. Betts, E.C. Peters.
GEB
1.1
Ga 133
58
515-518
Palm Beach County Negro
Schools, 1929
Equipment.
GEB
1.1
Fla 53
37
333
GEB
1.1
NC 165
111
10051007
Palmer Memorial Institute, 1903-40
Palmer Memorial Institute,
North Carolina, 1909-56
Private school for Negroes; requested aid but
FM
JDR refused on the grounds that GEB had
recommended that the Institute should merge
with the public schools. The file reflects
unwillingness of the white community to
support black education with tax payments, as
long as Northern philanthropists supported
private black education. Difficulties in merger
with public school system. JDR Jr. declined
several appeals; AAR gave annually, 1930-1948.
2
Educ.
25
Parker, Barrington Daniel
LA; Economics fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Parker, James E.
TN; General Science fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Parker, John Wilhelm
AR; English fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Parkhurst, Jessie Wragg
AL; Sociology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Parler, Nettie A. P.
SC; English fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Parrish, Charles Henry Jr.
KY; Sociology fellow, 1933-34
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Partridge, Deborah C.
AL; Education fellow, 1943-45
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Partridge, Henry Roy
AL; Business Administration fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2456
Patterson, Fred D.
VA; Education fellow, 1926-27, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Patterson, Wilhelmina Bessie
VA; Music fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Patterson, William Alonzo
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
72
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Apartments, 1926-48
Includes material on planning, choice of name,
land purchase, and construction; medal to
JDR Jr. from American Institute of Architects;
financing and taxes; postcards, pictures, and
property sketch; tenants (collection of arrears;
complaints, appeals, and requests); Empire
Mortgage Company; sale to 320 E. 73rd
Street Corporation.
FM
2
Housing
13-15
Pawley, Thomas D.
VA; English fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Payne, Foster P.
NC; English fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Payne, Howard M.
NY; Medical Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Payne, William K.
AL; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Pearson, Mrs. Ophelia W.
AL; Home Economics fellow, 1924-25
GEB
Peck, Jennie L.
Baptist Mission work,
Houston, Texas, 1891.
FM
31
236
Pecot, Stella L.
LA; Science Teaching in Nursing
Education fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
Peele, Amanda Eunice
VA; Biology fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Peeler, Harriet Elizabeth
GA; Home Economics fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Pendarvis, Annie Charliese
SC; Library Science fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3209
49034909
Penn Normal & Industrial
School, 1933-34
FRC
1
Ofc Cor
FRC
Penn Normal, Industrial &
Agricultural School, 1939-47
Cooperative conference tour, 1939-40; farm
improvement program; rural teacher program;
school equipment and repairs; teacher training.
GEB
1.3
950
461
Penn Normal, Industrial and
Agricultural School, 1902-53
Current expen, constr and equip, repairs,
GEB
teach salary, improv, stabilization fund.
L. Hollingsworth Wood. J.B. Felton, T.J. Woofler,
Rossa Cooley. Re: merger, new admin, teach
training. Correspondence, pamphlets, reports,
and photographs.
1.1
SC 11
122-124 11171127,
1132
Perez, Raoul M.
LA; Language fellow, 1938.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Perpener, O.E.
Negro school, Seguin, Texas, 1889.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
31
237
Perry, Benjamin L. Sr.
FL; Economics fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Perry, Elizabeth T.
TX; Education fellow, 1927-29, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2457
Perry, Rufus P.
Peters, Doris Ada
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1931-32.
FL; Nursing scholarship, 1950-51.
GEB
GEB
1.2
1.2
400 S
400 S
244
244
2457
2457
Pettit, Walter W.
GEB consultant, 1944.
GEB
1.2
414
259
2679
Phelps-Stokes Fund,
1924-28
Training of visiting teachers for improvement
of village schools in Africa. Anson Phelps
Stokes, Thomas Jesse Jones.
LSRM
3.8
103
1033
200
77
652-653
Phelps-Stokes Fund American Negro Studies, 1966-69
RF
73
1.2
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phelps-Stokes Fund - Conference
of Negro Leaders, 1956
Grant.
GEB
1.2
637.8
290
3027
Phelps-Stokes Fund Exchange of Africa and
American Teachers, 1946-52
Grant. Thomas M. Campbell,
Claude Barnett. Reports.
GEB
1.2
637.4
289
30173018
Phelps-Stokes Fund - Holly
Knoll Conference Center,
1956-64
Grant. Robert Rubia, Moton
Memorial Foundation. F.D.
Patterson.
GEB
1.2
637.10
290
30293030
Phelps-Stokes Fund Internship Training Program
for Negro College Business
Officers, 1954-57
Grant.
GEB
1.2
637.6
289
3020
Phelps-Stokes Fund - Negro
Rural Church, 1944-50
Grant. Home Missions Council of North
America, Mark A. Dawber, Channing Tobias,
Thomas Jesse Jones, D.S. Freeman.
Reports and pamphlets.
GEB
1.2
637.2
288
30103012
RF
1.2
200
77
654-656
3019
Phelps-Stokes Fund - Negro
Talent, 1956-63
Phelps-Stokes Fund - Study and
Conference, 1954
Grant. Secondary and higher education in the
South for Negro youth. F.D. Patterson
GEB
1.2
637.5
289
Phelps-Stokes Fund Training Negro Rural
Ministers, 1944-52
Grant with Home Missions Council. Mark
Dawber, Thomas Jesse Jones, Channing
Tobias. Reports.
GEB
1.2
637.3
288-289 30133016
Phelps-Stokes Fund, 1918-60
General correspondence. Consult service,
GEB
development and maint of conf facilities, expen
program of Negro placement, improv. high
school teach. Africa-America teach exchange,
Negro rural church, training Negro rural
ministers, survey of educ in Africa, conf, training
program for Negro college business officers.
F.D. Patterson, Channing Tobias, Anson Phelps
Stokes, Thomas Jesse Jones. Reports, pamphlets,
and photographs.
1.2
637
286
29842987
Phelps-Stokes Fund, 1948-60
Support for Negro education, JDR 3rd
contributed for work in Liberia. JDR Jr.
contributed toward retreat house.
FM
2
Cultural
110
988-989
Phenix School, 1930-42
Constr and equip of practice
schools. George Phenix.
GEB
1.1
Va 38.7
178
1655
Phifer, Juliette Virginia
NC; Education fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.1
400 S
244
2458
RF
1.2
200
620
Philadelphia - Education,
AThe North Philadelphia
School Facilities Study:
Preliminary Planning and
Design Report,@ 1968
Philadelphia - Education, 1966-73
Allocation of $150,000 for Ainnovative
school-community programs.@
RF
1.2
200
77-78
657-661
Philadelphia - Education,
Interns-Principals, 1969-70
Philadelphia Bureau of
Municipal Research - Negro
Study, 1944-48
Allocation of $65,000 for an administrative
internship program.
RF
1.2
200
78
662
RF
1.1
241 S
5
68
74
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Philander Smith College Home Economics, 1943-44
Equipment.
GEB
1.3
950
461
4913
Philander Smith College Plant Improvement and
Salaries, 1946-50
Constr and equip. M.L.
Harris. Correspondence and
reports.
GEB
1.3
950
461
49154916
Philander Smith College Science, 1949-52
Bio and phys bldgs additions.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4917
Philander Smith College,
1905-60
Perm improv, current expen, bldgs and equip.
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church. M.J.
Holmes. Re: Negro educ mergers.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Ark 18
23
201-205
GEB
1.1
Tenn 57.3 150
1389
Philanthropy In Negro
Education. By: Ullin Leavell
Phillips Exeter Academy Remedial Education, 1964-68
$65,000 for the Special Urban Program
at its summer school.
RF
1.2
200
78
663-664
Phillips, Augustus C.
VA; Education fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Phillips, Edwin Lawrence
AL; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Phillips, Myrtle Redmond
DC; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Phillips, Sidney James
AL; Education fellow, 1935-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Phillips, Theodore DeWitt
WV; Music fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Phillis Wheatley
Home for colored girls in Cleveland; appealed
FM
2
Welfare
26
278-279
Association, Cleveland, 1924-55
to LSRM for aid. JDR Jr. gave $100,000
toward building fund and small gifts for special
purposes. Association connected with YWCA
of Cleveland.
Pierce, Edward Jerome
NC; History fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Pierce, Joseph Alphonso
TX; Mathematics fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Pierce, Juanita Hortense G.
NY; Health and Physical
Education fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Pierson, Helen Geraldine
TX; Music fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2591
Pinckney, Samuel Marion
SC; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2458
Pine Bluff (Arkansas)
Agricultural, Mechanical &
Normal College
Library and laboratory
grants, 1935.
GEB
1.3
950
442
4663
GEB
1.1
Miss 58
96
863-864
GEB
1.3
950
462
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
49204922
2458
Grants
Piney Woods School 1909-55
Piney Woods School, 1945-51
Pitts, Raymond J.
Home economics building; laundry;
library books and equip.
GA; Education fellow, 1950-51
Planned Parenthood of New
York City, Inc., 1967-68
Player, Willa Beatrice
Experiment in sex education, counseling, and
related medical service for urban ghetto youth.
NC; Education fellow, 1944-45, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
280-281 26732679
244
2459
Poag, Thomas E.
TN; Drama fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
75
CF
2459
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Poindexter, Hildrus August
DC; Biology fellow, 1940-41
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Pollard Mrs., Andrew
Spelman Seminary, 1883-84, 1886.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
31
240
Pollard, Frances
AL; Library Science fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2592
Pope, Henry W.
GA; Psychology fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
Porter, Annie May
WI; Education fellow, 1924.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Porter, Gilbert L.
FL; Education fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Porter, Helen Louise
TX; Nutrition fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Porter, James A.
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1934-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Posey, Leroy R.
LA; Mathematics fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Posey, Thomas Edward
WV; Economics fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Powell, C.L.
African missionary.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
32
241
Powell, Eunice D.
NY; Home Economics fellow, 1936.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Prairie View A & M College Equipment, 1950-51
Animal industries bldg.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4924
Prairie View A & M College Expansion Farm Unit, 1938-40
W.R. Banks and E.H. Shinn.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4928
Prairie View A & M College Library, 1941-50
Shelving, books, journals, and
equip. W.R. Banks.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4925
Prairie View A & M College Summer School, 1940-43
GEB
1.3
950
462
4929
Prairie View A & M College Supervisor of Negro
Libraries, 1947-50
GEB
1.3
950
462
4926
FRC
Prairie View A & M College Workshops, 1944-47
In-service training for rural teach, library
science, high school math, eng and science
teach.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4930
Prairie View A & M College Workshops, 1947-52
Elementary educ, library science, high
school principals.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4927
Prairie View A & M College,
1902-48
Formerly N & I. Perm improv, constr, and
equip. Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Tex 9
160-161 14931496
Prairie View N & I - Library
and Laboratory, 1935
GEB
1.3
950
442
4664
Presbyterian Church in the
U.S.A. - Integration
Conference, 1957
RF
1.2
200
80
678
Prewitt, Clemoth
WV; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1951-52.
GEB
1.2
400 S
248
2519
Price, Joseph St. Clair
WV; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Price, Josephine Catherine
NC; Library Science fellow, 1927-28
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
76
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Price, Willie Mabel
SC; Home Economics fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Prince Edward (Virginia)
Free School Association, 1963-4
$15,000 for Aan emergency remedial program
of free elementary and secondary education@
as part of an effort to reopen the closed
public schools.
RF
1.2
200
80
682
Princess Anne College,
1938-40
Books and equip in science, agri, home
econ and mech arts.
GEB
1.3
950
462
4931
Princeton University African Exchange, (Essay
Discussion), 1969-70
RF
1.2
200
80
683
Princeton University Library-American Negro,
1966-67
RF
1.2
200
80
687
Princeton University Remedial Education, 1963-72,
1977
Initial grant of $68,000 for Aan experimental
summer school for talented disadvantaged
high school students.@
RF
1.2
200
80-81
688-693
Proctor, Samuel 1958-59
Survey.
GEB
1.3
950.9
550
5896
Prosser, Inez B.
MS; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Protestant Council of the
City of New York, NY
Federation of Churches, 1897-1951
JDR Jr. supported general work and Vacation
Bible schools. JDR pledged support through
the Federation for Bethel African Methodist
Episcopal Church.
FM
2
Religious 51
Protestant Digest, 1939-47
Combating racial and religious intolerance.
Newspaper attacks on editor Leslie alleging
left-wing, anti-Catholic outlook. No
Rockefeller Family involvement.
FM
2
F&S
148
Provident Hospital, 1929-44
See also University of Chicago
Support, Negro education. W.H. Taliaferro and
Arthur Brachmeyer.
GEB
1.5
B 14
699-700 72007205
Puller, A.W.
Curtis Memorial Seminary, Staunton, VA, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
32
243
Purdie, Edna Ila
VA; Nursing fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2459
Putnam, Persis
ASpread of Tuberculosis Infection in Rural
White and Negro Families of Alabama,@ 1938.
RF
1.1
201 T
5
62
FM
2
F&S
102
Qualls, Youra T.
Negro doorman at NY Courts received loan
to build home. Repaid with interest.
OK; History fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2460
Quinland, William
Rosenwald Medical fellow, 1919-22.
GEB
1.5
B 22
702
7224
Quinland, William Samuel
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2460
403-406
Q
Qualles, T.H., 1925-52
77
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
R
Race Relations - Minorities,
1943-61
Black and Jewish employment. Description of
work of civil rights groups in employment.
NAR, WR.
FM
2
Civic
9
47
Race Relations, 1942-56
Information. Douglas S. Freemen, Arthur H.
Sulzberger, Virgunius Dabney. Correspondence,
reprints, and clippings.
GEB
1.2
414
255-256 26482651
Racial Issues, 1953-63
FM
5
JDR 3rd
49
304
Racial Issue Williamsburg, VA, 1946-51
FM
5
JDR 3rd
42
248
Raines, Eugene D.
GA; Chemistry fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Ramsey, Carmen Audrey
NC; Language and Literature fellow, 1951-52
GEB
1.2
400 S
248
2523
Randall, Augustus Caesar
GA; Library Science fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
2171
Randolph, A. Philip
Educational Foundation, 1973
JDR 3rd
Fund
11
294
Randolph, A. Philip
Educational Fund, Inc., 1967-83
RBF
4
335
Reason, Joseph H.
DC; Library Service fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Recent Development in Negro
School and Colleges, May 1927
Jackson Davis.
GEB
1.2
722
315
3296
Recruitment of Negro Talent, 1957-59
Grant. R. O=Hara Lanier.
GEB
1.2
637.9
290
3038
Redd, George Nathaniel
TX; Educational fellow, 1935-36, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reddick, Lawrence Dunbar
KY; History fellow, 1935-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reddick, Mary Logan
GA; Biology fellow, 1942-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reed, William E.
LA; Agriculture fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reed, William Thomas
FL; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reeves, Elizabeth W.
DC; Speech fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
250
2558
Reagin, Mildred K.
AL; Food and Nutrition fellow, 1944-45.
Reid, Clara Vernell Spurlock
NC; Home Economics fellow, 1947-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reid, Ira DeAugustine
NY; Sociology fellow, 1934.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reid, Joseph A.
TX; Language fellow, 1944
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reid, Robert Daniel
AL; History fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Reid, Thomas R., Jr.
FL; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
244
2461
Renfrow, Evanuel Elizabeth
MI; Nutrition fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2462
Research Council of the
Great Cities Program
Conference, 1969 and 1971,
and supplementary material.
RF
1.2
200
82-83
707-710
78
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Resnik, Henry S.
Research on Philadelphia public schools.
RF
1.2
200
83
711
Reynolds, Robert Leonard
FL; Agriculture fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2462
Richards, Helen Louise
IA; Education fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2593
Richardson, Archie Gibbs
VA; Education fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2462
Ridley, Walter Nathaniel
VA; Psychology fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2462
Riley, John William
VA; History fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2562
Riverdale Children's
Association, 1936-61
Formerly Colored Orphan Asylum; name
changed to Riverdale Children=s Association in
1944. No longer restricted to blacks; switch to
foster home orientation. Reports on finances,
board disputes, etc. Regular family and RBF
contributions, 1940-1957, from $1,000 to
$3,500 annually. Correspondence include
Marshall Field.
FM
2
Welfare
33
354-356
Riverside Church - General,
1925-59
Includes material concerning demographic
makeup of areas adjacent to Church; material
concerning a mission to the Belgian Congo.
FM
2
Religious 74-75
269-272
Robbins, Minnie Lenore
GA; Home Economics fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2463
Robert Hungerford Normal &
Industrial School, 1902-46
Charles Dabney, Thomas Jesse Jones, D.E.
Williams. Colored Methodist Episcopal Church.
Re: vocational, agricultural Negro educ. Ng.
GEB
1.1
Fla 8
32
291-293
Roberts, Harry Walter
VA; Sociology fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2463
Roberts, Thomas N.
VA; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2463
Robinson, Carrie Cordelia
AL; Language fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2463
Robinson, Carrie C.
AL; Library Education fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
Robinson, Leonard Harrison
NC; Sociology fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2463
Robinson, William Albert
NC; Education fellow, 1923-24.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2463
Rock Hill Public School 1927
Bldgs and equip.
GEB
1.1
SC 62
126
1149
Rockefeller Foundation General
JDR Jr. study of low-cost hosing. WR interest
in health of blacks in Houston. Problems raised
by Aseparated but equal@ Supreme Court ruling.
FM
2
Boards
25-28
251-282
Roger Williams University,
1902-31
Teach salary, ABHMS. George Rice Hovey,
Frank A. Smith.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 38
143
1331
Rolfe, Daniel Thomas
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
Romm, Harry Josef
TX; Biology fellow, 1929-30, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
Root, Sidney
Abyssinian Library (1880), Spelman Seminary
(1885-91), and other charitable endeavors
in Atlanta.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
37
281
303
213
20492051
303.2
213
2052
Rosenwald (Julius) Fund Rural Schools, 1932-34
GEB
Rosenwald (Julius) Fund Shop Supervisor, 1932-35
GEB
79
FRC
1.2
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Rosenwald (Julius) Fund, 1917-49
1917-49
General correspondence. W.W. Alexander,
J.C. Dixon, Alfred Stein, S.L. Smith, Julius
Rosenwald, William C. Grabes, R.R. Moton.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.2
303
212-213 20382048
Rosenwald (Julius) Fund,
1928-48
E.R. Embree, formerly of Rockefeller Office,
becomes Pres of Fund in 1928. Correspondence
between Thomas Appelget, Arthur Packard,
Edwin Embree. No close cooperation between
Rockefeller Office and the Fund.
FM
2
Cultural
174
1509
GEB
1.5
B 22
702
7221
1.2
186
206
1970
3.8
103
1035
Rosenwald Fellows - Negro
Medical Graduates, 1919-22
Rosenwald, Julius 1916-1932
Negro education and welfare.
GEB
Ross, Frank - Southern Trip, 1925
Conditions of Negro migration.
LSRM
Ross, Oliver A.
MS; Chemistry fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
Rosser, Warner Raphael
LA; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
3
431
Rural Advancement Fund of
the National Sharecroppers
Fund, Inc., 1962-83
RBF
Rural School Supervision Negro, 1914-51
General correspondence, grant for meeting.
Statistics.
GEB
1.2
633
286
29802 982
Rush, Ruth Gwendolin
NC; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
Russell, Ellis Chester
AL; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
Russell, James A.
VA; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2464
GEB
1.1
Miss 14
94
838
Rust College, 1939-52
Rust College, 1946-51
Perm improv. M.S. Davage.
GEB
1.3
950
464
4949
Rutherford, L.A.
Reading room and industrial school for the
freedman, Lumberton, NC, 1890-91.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
38
285
GA; Education fellow, 1945-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
GEB
1.3
950
442
4658
S
Saine, Matilda Lynette
Saint Augustine's College Library and Laboratory Grants,
1935-36
Saint Augustine's College,
1903-58
Current expen, perm improv, bldg
teach salary, model farm. American Church
Institute. Robert Patton. Correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
NC 121
108
980-983
Saint Augustine's College,
1947-56
Science bldg and equip. Harold
Tregg.
GEB
1.3
950
464
4950
Saint Helena Island Rural
School, 1924-26
Constr and equip.
GEB
1.1
SC 128
132
1214
Saint Paul N & I School,
1934
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
692.1
307
32103211
80
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Saint Paul's Polytechnic
Institute, 1902-53
Formerly N & I. Equip, perm improv, current
expen, bldgs, teach salary. American Church
Institute. L.H. Foster, Robert W. Patton,
William C. Craves. Correspondence, reports,
and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Va 28
171-172 16011608
Sampson, Henry Thomas
MS; Mathematics fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
Samuel, William A.
TX; Chemistry fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
San Francisco Dialogs,
Correspondence, 1971-74
Meeting of youth business leaders re:
community social issues.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
26-27
268-269
Sanders, Frances Agnew
TN; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
Sanders, Isaiah S.
MS; English fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
Sarreals, Es Priela B.
GA; Sociology fellow, 1929-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
Sasser, Earl Leslie
TX; English fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
Sawyer, Granville M.
TX: Speech and Drama fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2596
Sawyer, Samuel Washington
NC; Sociology fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2465
Scales, William Albert Jr.
LA; Music fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2597
Scholarship Education and
Defense Fund for Racial
Equality (SEDFRE), 1964-76
Initial support of $15,000
in 1969 for workshops.
RBF
3
433
Scholarship Education and
Defense Fund for Racial
Equality (SEDFRE), 1970-71
Program to encourage graduate education
for socially committed students; no indication
of assistance.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
27
273
Scott, Birdie Lucile
GA; Biology fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Scott, Dorothy Lucile
GA; Language fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Scott, John B.
NC; Biology fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Seabrook, James Ward
NC; Education fellow, 1924-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Segregation, 1956-61
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950.9
550
58905891
Segregation, Military
Schools
Material collected in volume 67 of documents
for Nelson A. Rockefeller=s tenure as Under
Secretary of Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare.
FM
4
0
Selma University, 1902-42
Teach salary, bldgs, workshop; George Rice
Hovey, J.S. Lambert. ABHMS. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 7
2
12-15
Davidson II
GEB
1.2
2
306
18
214
Service Bureau for Negro Children
Service Citizens of Delaware,
1918-25
General correspondence and
pamphlets.
Settler, Sheridan Howard
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Seymore, Dillard & Rev. L.W. Gray
Baptist church, Franklin, OH.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
41
307
Shane, Mary David
TN; Education fellow, 1937.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
81
20612062
Name
Description
Shaw University & St.
Augustine=s College Professor of English, 1937-45
Salary.
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
GEB
1.3
950
465
4964
Shaw University - Administration
Building, 1948-51
GEB
1.3
950
465
4959
Shaw University - Books, 1939
GEB
1.3
950
465
4961
GEB
1.3
950
465
49624963
GEB
1.3
950
442
4659
4960
Shaw University - Building
Rehabilitation, 1942-44
Correspondence and reports.
Shaw University - Library and
Laboratory Grants, 1935-38
Shaw University - Library, 1946-47
Expansion.
GEB
1.3
950
465
Shaw University, 1902-52
Bldgs and equip, repairs and improv, endow,
teach salary, dramatic arts, books. ABHMS.
Frank A. Smith, George Rice Hovey.
GEB
1.1
NC 15
103-104 929-933
Sheffield, Frederick Marshall
SC; Language fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Sheffield, Helen R.
SC; Chemistry fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Shelby County Supervisor of
Negro Education, 1919-25
Conference salary.
GEB
1.1
Tenn
126.5
159
1477
Shepherd, John B.
AL; Engineering fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Shootes, Queen E.
AL; Home Economics fellow, 1938-39, 1942-43. GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3120
Short Term Fellowships, 1929-33
Shorter College, 1902-49
Teach salary, improv. African
Methodist Church. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 11
22
194
Shorter College, 1948-50
Books and science equip.
GEB
1.3
950
465
4965
Shy, Peter Randolph
AL; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2466
Silcott, William L.
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Silvy, W.T
Baptist church, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, 1889.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
41
309
Simmons University, 1903-30
Teach salary, bldg. ABHMS.
George Rice Hovey.
GEB
1.1
Ky 25
74-75
648-650
Simmons, Thomas Claybourne
DC; Medical Science fellow, 1940-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Simms, Wheeler Ellis
OK; Agriculture fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Simpson, Abram Lynn
SC; Education fellow, 1937.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Simpson, Cohen Thomas
IA; Chemistry fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Simpson, Joseph Allen
LA; Mathematics fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Sims, Ollie Jewell
LA; Nursing scholarship, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Sinkford, William Johnson
TX; Language fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Slade, James Oliver
GA; Sociology fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
82
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Slater (John F.) Fund College Teaching, 1930-34
Grant.
GEB
1.2
417
260
Slater (John F.) Fund,
1903-35
Grant. Arthur D. Wright,
J.H. Dillard, William A. Slater. Reports.
GEB
1.2
417
259-260 26822686
Smiley, A.K.
Invitation to conference on
Negroes and Indians, 1891-1894.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
43
324
Smith, Alma Victoria
AL; Library Science fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Arthur Gilbert
SC; Chemistry fellow, 1926-26, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Benjamin Franklin
NC; Psychology fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Boton, 1918-22
Race relations.
GEB
1.2
172
206
1967
Smith, Ernestine
MS; Public Health Education, 1947-48.
GEB
Smith, George Lee
TX; Agriculture fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Martha Lee Gladys
VA; Mathematics fellow, 1928-29.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Ollington Erwin
TN; Drama fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Robert Tecumseh
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Zenobia H.
VA; Library Science fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
Smith, Zxlema Patton
MS; Home Economics fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2467
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3212
Snow Hill N & I Institute, 1934
2687
FRC
Snow Hill Normal &
Industrial Institute, 1902-50
Current expen, bldgs and equip, school bus.
Booker T. Washington, J.S. Lambert, George
Foster Peabody. Re: Negro educ.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Ala 8
2-3
16-22
Snowden, Frank Martin Jr.
DC; Classical Philology fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Social Science Research
Council - Southern Regional
Survey, 1931-49
Grant. Howard Odum, Robert Woodworth.
Reports and pamphlets.
GEB
1.2
333.1
216-217 20792084
Solete, Mercier Audreye
LA; Education fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Sorrell, Earl Francis
AL; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1936-37
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
South Carolina State Agent
for Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-33
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3130
GEB
1.3
950
466
4970
South Carolina State
Department of Education Conference of Negro School
Officials, 1938-39
South Carolina State
Department of Education Study of Higher Education
for Negroes, 1946-48
In church-related institutions.
J.B. Felton.
GEB
1.3
950
466
4974
Southern Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools College for Negroes, 1952-57
Study and revision of
accreditation proceedings.
GEB
1.3
950
468
4993
83
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Southern Christian Institute,
1909-53
Bldgs and equip. United Christian
Missionary Society.
GEB
1.1
Miss 57
96
861-862
3.7
87
909
737
Southern Cooperative League, 1920-21
LSRM
Southern Education
Foundation - Early Childhood
Education, 1967-69
RF
1.2
200
85
Southern Education
Foundation, 1938-67
Grant. Arthur D. Wright, J.C. Dixon
photographs, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.2
374
219-221 21042110,
21142120
Southern Improvement Company,
1904-23
Robert C. Ogden. General
correspondence.
GEB
1.2
120
203-204 19391940
Southern Methodist University Robinson, Bruce N., 1965-69
RF
1.2
200
85
738
Southern Regional Council - Civil
Rights Conference, 1966-67
RF
1.2
200
86
742-743
Southern Regional Council Conference, 1946
Interracial projects.
GEB
1.3
950
474
5044
Southern Regional Council Desegregation Adjustment Study,
1962-63
Robert Coles.
GEB
1.3
950
474
5045
Southern Regional Council Miscellaneous Publications, 1948-69
RBF
3
447
Southern Regional Council Special Reports, 1957-68
RBF
3
447-448
Southern Regional Council Task Force on Southern Rural
Development, 1973-78
RBF
3
448
950
472-474 50365043
RBF
3
445-446
RBF
3
447
RBF
3
447
Southern Regional Council,
1942-63
Support. Re: race relations, desegregation, civil
GEB
rights. George Mitchell, Guy Johnson, Charles S.
Johnson, Howard Odum, Edwin Embree.
Formerly Commission on Interracial Coop.
Correspondence, reports, pamphlets,
and clippings.
Southern Regional Council, 1947-83
Southern Regional Council,
Inc., AL@ Reports, 1959-67
Occasional report, re: education
and desegregation.
Southern Regional Council,
Inc., - Arkansas Council on
Human Relations, 1957-60
1.3
Southern Regional Council, Inc. Walters, Walter Patterson, 1968-70
Creative Writing, Fiction.
RF
1.2
200 R
420
3622
Southern Regional Council,
Inc., 1946-60
Printed material. Previously named
Commission on Interracial Cooperation.
(See also)
FM
2
Civic
10
52
GEB
1.3
950
442
4660
Southern University - Library and
and Laboratory Grants, 1935
84
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Southern University Mackey, William, 1968-71
Playwright.
RF
1.2
200 R
421
3623
Southern University 1917-54
Perm improv, bldg and equip, books, reading
clinic, research programs, workshops, conf.
J.S. Clark, Felton Clark, T.H. Harris.
GEB
1.1
La 39
85
748-751
Southern University, 1935-53
Conferences on support, teach educ problems;
GEB
workshops on improv science instr, teacher
and libr; high school principals. Correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
1.3
950
476
50635070
outhland Institute, 1912-25
Land, constr, improv, equip. Society of Friends
of the Board of Home Missions. F.R.
Jenkins. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 31
23
209
Spalding, Sydney Willette
TX; English fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Spaulding, George Henry
MD; Chemistry fellow, 1939-42
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Spelman College - Conference
on Higher Education of Negro
Women, 1943-44
Florence M. Read.
GEB
1.3
950
478
5092
GEB
1.3
950
478
5093
RF
1.2
200 R
421
3624
GEB
1.3
950
479
5095
GEB
1.3
950
478
5094
Spelman College Instructional Salaries, 1951-55
Spelman College Intercollegiate Chorus, 1967-68
Robert Shaw.
Spelman College - Reports
Spelman College - Willis
James, 1939-41
Music research.
Spelman College, 1891-1961
JDR purchased property for college through
FM
ABHMS. Plans for expansion; appeals for aid.
Racial conditions in Atlanta. Naming of building;
college status in 1924. Invitation; selection
of pres; activities of Spelman graduates. Tributes
to Rockefellers. Gift of Spelman portraits by
JDR Jr. Mrs. LSR a trustee; WR address at 1959
commencement. Selected copies of ASpelman
Messenger@ containing articles or photos on
Rockefeller; 1927, 1937, 1951-1953. Pamphlets
on Trevor Arnett; AEbony@ article on Negro
colleges; contributions, 1947-1961; gift from
GEB, 1913-1926; liberalization of gift to GEB;
1930 grant, 1930-1934; successor to Miss Read,
1950-1953; charter, 1888-1923; property
purchased, 1931; dedication of sister Chapel,
1927; Miss Read=s history, 1954-61;
dedication of AAR Hall, 1952-1955; 75th
anniversary celebration, 1956, LSR=s speech;
photos; contributions.
2
Educ.
89-90
Spelman College, 1902-65
Current expen, teach salary, traveling expen
of teach, perm improv, bldgs and equip, endow,
maintenance. ABHMS. George Rice Hovey,
George Sale, H.L. Morehouse, Lucy Tapley,
Florence M. Read. Re: Negro educ.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
1.1
Ga 10
39-43
85
GEB
359-379
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Spelman College, 1927-30
LSRM-SF. Fund to promote physical, mental,
social, and spiritual well-being of young Negro
women, nursery school, and lab. Florence Read.
LSRM
3.8
103
1036
Spelman College, 1930-37
SF. Funds to provide physical, mental, social,
and spiritual well-being of young Negro women
in U.S.; nursery school and lab. Florence Read.
LSRM
3.5
39
414-415
RBF
3
449-450
Grants
309-310 29642966
Spelman College, 1951-68, 1970-81
Spelman College, 1973-81
Support for the division of natural sciences in
CF
educating black women for the health professions.
Spofford, Mrs. Charles A.
Secr, NY Committee for Hampton
Institute, 1892.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
44
331
Sprague, Morteza Drexel
AL; Library Science fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Spratlin, Valaurez Burwell
DC; Language fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Spruill, Albert Wesley
AL; Agricultural Education fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2598
St. Louis - Education, 1967-70
An initial grant of $350,000 Atoward the cost
of developing community schools and of
initiating personal development programs, and
related programs in selected ghetto schools in
St. Louis.@ includes clippings and supplemental
material.
RF
1.2
200
83-84
715-724
Staley, Frank Marcellus
NC; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Standard Life Insurance, 1924
Service company selling land to Negroes at a
rate so that they can afford to buy and
build homes.
LSRM
3.8
103
1037
Starling, Marion Wilson
GA; English fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
State A & M College
(Orangeburg, Sough Carolina),
1936-52
Buildings; demonstration home; library; phys
equipment; teacher training; trades equipment;
workshops on principals and supervisors,
teachers and libraries. Rosamond Alston; B.C.
Turner; Trudelle Winbush.
GEB
1.3
950
479
50975106
State A & M College, 1904-58
Books, equip, library development, library
science program, bldgs and equip,
demonstration home, salary, workshops
in educ, phys equip, teacher training visits.
Formerly State Colored College at Orangeburg.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.1
SC 94
127
11621165
State A & M Institute
(Normal, Alabama), 1942-48
Equipment for vocational building and library.
GEB
1.3
950
479-480 51075108
State A & M, Normal 1903-1943
Bldgs, perm improv, J.S.
Lambert. Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 101
13
103-104
State College for Colored
Students (Dover, Delaware)
Books and science equipment,
1945-47.
GEB
1.3
950
480
5109
State Colored Normal Schools,
1905-28
GEB
1.1
NC 193
113
1022
State Colored Normal Schools,
1906-34
GEB
1.1
NC 203
113
1027
86
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
State Normal School for
Negroes, 1921-24
Bldgs and equip. E.C.
Brooks, N.C. Newbold.
GEB
1.1
NC 250
119
1078
State Normal School,
Montgomery, 1902-31
Bldgs and equip, teach salary,
prem improv, land re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 60
13
99-101
State Normal School,
Montgomery, 1930-31
Bldgs, land, perm improv. Re:
Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 62
13
102
State Teachers and
Agricultural College, 1900-31
Formerly A & M State School,
Forsyth N & I School. Bldg and equip.
GEB
1.1
Ga 27
46
412-413
State Teachers College,
Alabama, 1943-49
Library and workshops on
science teaching, adv prof courses.
GEB
1.3
50
480
51135114
State Teachers College,
Maryland, 1945-50
Books, house and lot, repairs, constr and
equip. Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
480
51115112
Stewart, Glenna Agnes
Canada; Nursing fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Stewart, Jacob Thomas
TX; Education fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
250
2560
Stewart, Patricia DeLaine
NY; Language fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Stewart, William Wallace
LA; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2468
Stickney, William Homer
FL; Printing fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Stillman College, 1902-53
Workshop, bldgs and equip. Home Mission
of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.
Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 27
9
64-65
Stinnett, Mabel Myers
TN; Home Economics fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Stivers, Camille Alberta
LA; Library Science fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Stokes, Anson Phelps,
1916-24
Pres of the Phelps-Stokes Fund. Worked on
GEB with JDR Jr. Worked on African
Educational Commission.
FM
2
F&S
112
844
Stokes, Anson Phelps, 1923-32
Encyclopedia of the Negro.
IEB
1.1
1
17
Stokes, Ella Louise
VA; Education fellow, 1924-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Stone, Marsena
Appeals for Little Rock Baptist Church
1888; and Guadalupe College, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
45
336
Stone, Percy H.
GA; Agriculture fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Store Front Learning Center,
1970-72
$15,000 for the general operating cost of this
organization designed Ato bridge the two
disparate worlds of the school and the
community on the edge of the Boston ghetto.@
RF
1.2
200
88
768
Storer College, 1907-49
Teach salary. ABHMS. George Rice Hovey.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
WV 14
192
18071810
Straight University, 1912-26
Equip. American Missionary
Association. Fred Brownlee.
GEB
1.1
La 44
86
764
Streat, Florence Guenveur
NC; Home Economics fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Strong, Anna M. P.
AR; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Strong, Nerissa Brown
AL; Home Economics fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
87
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Stuart, Lloyd Benjamin
NY; Language fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
3
454
2469
Studio Museum in Harlem,
The, 1968-83
RBF
Study of Negro Colleges, 1930-31
GEB
1.1
NC 255
119
1084
Study of Negro Colleges, 1931
Junior colleges.
GEB
1.1
Fla 56
37
336
Study of Negro Education in
North Carolina, 1926-27
T.L. Hungate, F.L. Shaw, N.C. Newbold.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.1
NC 9
103
927-928
Study of Negro Libraries, 1940
General correspondence.
Thomas Barcus.
GEB
1.2
586.2
270
2791
Study of the Negro in the
U.S., 1938-48
AAn American Dilemma@ by Gunnar Myrdal.
Richard Steiner, Doxy Wilkerson.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.2
586.1
270
27872790
Summer School (Kentucky), 1917-38
GEB
1.1
Ky 74.4
81
708-709
Summer School (South
Carolina), 1918-40
GEB
1.1
SC 124.4
132
12091210
299
3119
Summer School for Negro
Rural Agents, 1928
Appropriation.
GEB
1.2
669
Summer Schools (Alabama),
1917-38
Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ala 160.4 18
152-153
Summer Schools (Arkansas),
1917-39
Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Ark 44.4
25
228-229
Summer Schools (Florida),
1920-37
Summer Schools,
(Georgia) 1917-39
Re: Negro educ.
GEB
1.1
Fla 50.4
36
330
GEB
1.1
Ga 268.4
68
599-600
Summer Schools (Louisiana),
1917-39
GEB
1.1
La 54.4
88
779-780
Summer Schools (Mississippi),
1917-39
GEB
1.1
Miss 69.4 98
882-883
Summer Schools (Missouri),
1932-34
GEB
1.1
Mo 1.4
898
GEB
1.1
NC 236.4 116
10491051
Summer Schools (Tennessee),
1917-38
GEB
1.1
Tenn
126.4
158
14751476
Summer Schools (Texas),
1920-38
GEB
1.1
Tex 94.4
169
15791580
GEB
1.1
Va 38.1
176-177 16461657
GEB
1.1
Va 167.4
188
17631764
GEB
1.4
2200.1
636
6679
Summer Schools (North
Carolina), 1917-38
Summer Schools (Virginia),
1915-46
Correspondence and reports.
Formerly Hampton - Tuskegee Summer
School. Correspondence and reports.
Summer Schools (Virginia),
1917-37
Summer Seminar for Southern
State Agents, 1933-35
State agents for rural
schools for Negroes.
88
99
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Sumter Public School, 1927
Bldg and equip. Correspondence and photos.
GEB
1.1
SC 63
126
1150
Supervising Principal for
Negro Schools, 1930-35
J.B. Felton. Correspondence
and reports.
GEB
1.1
SC 133
132
12191220
Supervision of Negro High
Schools, 1928-33
Re: Negro educ. Ed McCuistion.
GEB
1.1
Ark 54
26
241
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Alabama), 1912-52
J.S. Lambert, E.C. McGhee. Reports,
correspondence, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ala 160
17
142-147
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Arkansas), 1913-53
Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ark 44
24-25
213-223
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Florida), 1917-63
D.E. Williams.
GEB
1.1
Fla 50
36
326-330
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Georgia), 1913-52
J.C. Dixon, reports, and
photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ga 268
67-68
585-595
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Kentucky), 1911-48
Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ky 74
79-80
692-704
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Louisiana), 1913-48
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
La 54
87-88
769-776
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Mississippi), 1914-52
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Miss 69
97-98
871-878
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (North Carolina), 1912-50
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
NC 236
115
10381045
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (South Carolina), 1917-52
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
SC 124
131
12001206
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Tennessee), 1914-50
S.L. Smith. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 126 157-158 14641471
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Texas), 1918-50
Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Tex 94
168-169 15731578
Supervisor of Rural Schools Negro (Virginia), 1911-49
Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Va 167
187-188 17531759
Surry, Cleo Mildred
FL; English fellow, 1949-50
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
Survey of Educational
Conditions, 1929-30
With reference to Negro
teacher training.
GEB
1.1
Miss 76
99
892
Survey of Educational
Conditions, 1929-30
Facilities for Negro teacher
training.
GEB
1.1
La 65
89
787
Survey of Schools for Negroes Methodist Church, 1941-51
Grant. Reports.
GEB
1.2
421
261
26932695
Survey of Schools for
Negroes - Methodist
Episcopal Church, 1930-32
Grants. Reports.
GEB
1.2
421
260
26912692
Survey of Science Teaching
in Negro Schools, 1921-24
George Twiss. Correspondence, reports,
and photographs.
GEB
1.2
594
270
2792
RF
1.2
200
89
769-771
Swarthmore College - Student
Assistant, 1964-71
89
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Swift, Leroy Russell
NC; Medical Science fellow, 1941-42
GEB
Sydenham Hospital, 1944-48
Grant.
Sydenham Society, 1944-58
Syphax, Burke
1.2
400 S
245
2469
GEB
414
259
2680
RBF
3
456
DC; Medical Science fellow, 1941-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
245
2469
GA; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
GEB
1.3
950
481
5123
T
Tabor, Alva
Talladega College Classifying and Cataloging
Books, 1939-40
Talladega College Cooperative Study, 1938-41
Gen educ at junior college level.
GEB
1.3
950
481
5125
Talladega College - Library, 1933-40
Constr and equip.
GEB
1.3
950
481
5124
Talladega College, 1902-52
Endow, library and books, current expen,
bldgs and equip, teach salary. American
Missionary Association. Fred Brownlee.
Re: Negro educ. Correspondence,
reports and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ala 42
11-12
83-91
Talley, Thomasina Washington
NC; Music fellow, 1940-42
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Tancil, Elaine W.
WV; English fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Tate, Edythe Irene
GA; Home Economics fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Aleuthens Ambush, 1927-28
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
994
Taylor, Ben
St. Mark=s AME Church,
Milwaukee, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
45
341
Taylor, C.H. J.
Editor, AThe American Citizen,@ enclosing an
editorial in defense of capitalists, 1892.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
45
341
Taylor, Daisy Hollinger
LA; Nursing Education fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Franklyn Watson
MS; Mathematics fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Henry Clinton
NC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Henry L.
TN; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1945-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, James Thomas
NC; Psychology fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Joseph Henry
KY; History fellow, 1926-27, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Joseph Thomas
FL; Sociology fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Taylor, Samuel S.
LA; Education fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
GEB
1.2
729
322
3357
GEB
1.2
709
313
3267
Teacher Training for Negro
Elementary Schools, 1928-29
Teacher Training in Negro
Colleges, 1923-31
General correspondence
related to GEB study.
90
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Teems, Eleanor A.
TN; Language fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Tennessee Agricultural &
Industrial State College Regional Workshops, 1949-50
Elementary education.
GEB
1.3
950
482
5133
GEB
1.3
950
482
5134
482
5135
Tennessee Agricultural &
Industrial State College Study of Opportunities for
Staff, 1945-50
Tennessee Agricultural &
Industrial College Workshops, 1948
In-service training. Support,
principals, teachers.
GEB
1.3
950
Tennessee Agricultural &
Industrial State College, 1922-52
Constr and equip, perm improv,
land. W.E. Turner, P.L. Harned.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 131 159
14781480
Tennessee State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1931
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
3131
Terry, Harriet J.
AL; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2470
Texas College - Community
Workshop, 1945-46
In-service, rural teach.
GEB
1.3
950
482
5140
Texas College - Home
Economics, 1942
Equipment.
GEB
1.3
950
482
5141
GEB
1.3
950
443
4667
Texas College - Library and
Laboratory, 1935-37
Texas College - Library, 1935-37
Improv and equip.
GEB
1.3
950
482
5142
Texas College - Permanent
improvement, 1948-51
Food lab and equip.
GEB
1.3
950
482
5143
Texas College of Art and
Industries, 1944-46
Workshop - guidance and
mental hygiene.
GEB
1.3
950
482
5144
Texas College, 1908-53
Teach salary, current expen, repairs, constr
and equip, books, lab, summer school. Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church. W.R. Banks,
D.R. Glass. Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.1
Tex 80
165-166 15471551
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3213
Texas College, 1933-35
Texas Department of
Education - Study of Negro
Education, 1942-45
Re: improv oppor for
Negroes. L.A. Woods. Homer
Rainey.
GEB
1.3
950
482
51475148
Texas Folklore Society,
1936-38
Collect and publish Negro folk
tales of Southeast. J. Mason Brewer.
GEB
1.3
950
483
5151
Texas Southern University,
1946-66
Formerly Texas St. University for
Negroes. Ng.
GEB
1.3
950
484
5155
Texas State Agent for Rural
Schools for (Negro), 1930-33
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
669.1
299
3132
Thigpen, Placidia E.
VA; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Thomas, Henry
GA; English fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
91
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Thomas, James Samuel
GA; Sociology fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Thompson Institute 1904-26
Bldgs. ABHMS.
GEB
1.1
NC 164
111
1004
Thompson, Daniel Calbert
LA; Sociology fellow, 1950-51
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Thornton, Frances Elizabeth
AR; Sociology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Thornton, Robert Ambrose
NC; Physics fellow, 1927-28, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Thurston, Charles H.
AL; Agriculture fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Tillman, Nathaniel Patrick
GA; English fellow, 1926-27
1931-32, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2471
Tillotson College - Bus,
building repair, 1952
Re: merger with Samuel Huston
College. M.S. Davage.
GEB
1.3
950
485
5166
Tillotson College - Lillian
Lewis, 1944
Biology fellow, University of
Chicago.
GEB
1.3
950
485
5165
Tillotson College, 1913-15
American Missionary
Association. Fred Brownlee.
GEB
1.1
Tex 92
168
1571
Tobias, Channing, 1943-46
GEB Consultant.
GEB
1.2
414
259
2681
Tolson, Melvin B.
TX; English fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Tonkins, Vashti Frances Branche
SC; Education fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Totty, Samuella V.
LA; Business Administration fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Tougaloo College - Library, 1968
RF sent $744.00 after receiving complimentary
tickets for a Carnegie Hall benefit concert
(April 4, 1968) for college=s centennial;
proceeds go toward the library funds.
NAR an honorary chairman.
RF
1.2
200
428
3685
GEB
1.3
950
485
5168
Tougaloo College - Permanent
Improvement, books, 1946-50
Tougaloo College - Staff,
1947-49
Soc science, library science. Fred
Brownlee.
GEB
1.3
950
485
5167
Tougaloo College, 1902-52
Current expen, pern improv, bldgs and equip.
GEB
American Missionary Association. Fred Brownlee.
1.1
Miss 5
91-92
812-816
Town and City Schools for
Negroes, 1917-25
Appropriation through the Slater Fund for
promotion of industrial work. J.H. Dillard,
F.C. Button, S.L. Smith.
GEB
1.2
686
305
31853186
Townes, Charles Henry
VA; Physics fellow, 1940-42.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Townsend, Ruby Madden
VA; Drama fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Townsend, Zack
SC; Mathematics fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
GEB
1.1
SC 134
132
1221
Trade Training for Negroes, 1931-36
Training of Negro Teachers,
1928-35
Development in Negro high school, supervisor
for junior college, teachers, principal. Re: Negro
education.
GEB
1.1
Ark 52
26
239
Treherne, Carr Alfred
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
92
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Trenholm, Harper Council
AL; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Trent, William Johnson Jr.
NC; Business Administration fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Trigg, Harold Leonard
NC; Education fellow, 1931-32, 1937.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Tuppee, H.M.
Pres, Shaw University; 1885-1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
47
350
Turnage, Velma L.
NC; Public Health fellow, 1946.
GEB
Turner, Albert Louis
AL; Political Science fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Turner, Allen P.
FL; Drama fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Turner, Bridges Alfred
PA; Education fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Turner, Jean Clements
AL; Education fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Turner, William Sherman
NC; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
Tuskegee Institute Agriculture and Home
Economics, 1942-47
Development of program. F.D. Patterson.
GEB
1.3
950
487
5187
Tuskegee Institute Centralized Production
Department, 1941-44
Observation and study of business
practices connected with agricultural dept.
GEB
1.3
950
487
5189
Tuskegee Institute - Clippings
GEB
1.1
Ala 12.6
8
60
Tuskegee Institute Conference on In-Service
Training for Negro Teachers, 1935-36
GEB
1.2
193
207
1994
FRC
Tuskegee Institute Conference on Problems
Affecting Southern Agriculture,
1949-50
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
487
51915192
Tuskegee Institute Conference, 1942-43
Relation of Negro to
industry.
GEB
1.3
950
487
5190
GEB
1.1
Ala 12.4
8
59
Tuskegee Institute - Dept.
of Record and Research, 1929-35
Tuskegee Institute Development Program, 1943-50
Improv in facilities of home econ, rural educ,
veterinary medicine, library. Correspondence
and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
487
51945196
Tuskegee Institute - Dola
Miller, 1940-42
Director of rural housing.
GEB
1.3
950
488
5205
Tuskegee Institute - E.G.
Misner, 1941-42
Prog in agri econ and farm management.
GEB
1.3
950
488
5206
Tuskegee Institute Encyclopedia of the Negro,
1945-48
F.D. Patterson, Claude Barnett.
GEB
1.3
950
487
5197
Tuskegee Institute Endowment, 1951-58
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
488
51985202
Tuskegee Institute - Ernest
Grant, 1940-41
Rural educ fellow.
GEB
1.3
950
488
5203
93
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuskegee Institute Experimental Rural School,
1936-39
Rebecca Davis.
GEB
1.3
950
490
Tuskegee Institute - George
W. Carver Foundation, 1943-55
$100.00 gift in 1943, but later requests
were declined.
FM
2
Educ.
39
Tuskegee Institute - Harry
Richardson, Ophelia Pearson,
Hattie West, 1943-44
Fellowships in rural
community, home econ educ.
GEB
1.3
950
488
5207
GEB
1.3
950
488
5204
GEB
1.3
950
487
5193
Tuskegee Institute - Library and
and Science Buildings, 1929-33
GEB
1.1
Ala 12.3
8
58
Tuskegee Institute - Plant
Improvement, 1937-39
GEB
1.3
950
490
5225
Tuskegee Institute Household Arts Extension
Program, 1946-50
Tuskegee Institute - I.A.
Derbigny, 1941-45
Study of gen educ in Negro colleges.
Photos.
5223
Tuskegee Institute - R.W.
Brown, 1946-48
Visit re: G.W. Carver
Foundation program.
GEB
1.3
950
487
5188
Tuskegee Institute - Rural
Life, 1946-53
Re: housing, Tennessee Valley Authority,
rural society. Ernest Neal. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and photos.
GEB
1.3
950
489
52085211
Tuskegee Institute - School
of Agriculture, 1937-43
Constr and equip, books, support.
GEB
1.3
950
489
52125213
Tuskegee Institute - School
of Veterinary Medicine, 1948-52
GEB
1.3
950
489
5214
Tuskegee Institute - Science
Equipment, 1950-51
GEB
1.3
950
489
5215
Tuskegee Institute - Special
Professors, 1935-40
Agri research, personnel, rural educ, dept of
records, and research. George Washington
Carver. Reports and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
490
52265227
Tuskegee Institute - Study
of Library, 1943-44
Charles H. Brown.
GEB
1.3
950
489
5218
Tuskegee Institute - Study
of Opportunities for Staff
1945-46
Home econ, personnel, literature.
GEB
1.3
950
489
5219
Tuskegee Institute - Study
of Rural Hosing in Macon
County, 1938-41
J.T. Martin, T.M. Campbell.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.3
950
489
52165217
Tuskegee Institute - Study
of Rural Housing, 1937-39
Louis Fry, T.M. Campbell.
Photos.
GEB
1.3
950
490
5229
Tuskegee Institute - Summer
School, 1916-44
Workshops for Jeanes
teachers.
GEB
1.1
Ala 12.1
6-8
50-56
Tuskegee Institute Training of Extension
Personnel, 1945-50
J.R. Otis, T.M. Campbell.
GEB
1.3
950
489
5220
94
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuskegee Institute Training Program for Jeanes
Teachers, 1947
GEB
1.3
950
490
5221
Tuskegee Institute Williamson and Rabb, 1937
Visit in chem, dietetics.
GEB
1.3
950
490
5228
Tuskegee Institute Workshops, 1945-46
Resource use educ; reading, and
language arts.
GEB
1.3
950
490
5222
Tuskegee Institute Home
Economics, 1936-38
Intensive prog for trainees.
GEB
1.3
950
490
5224
Tuskegee Institute Library
Study, 1943-44
Louis R. Wilson
GEB
1.3
950
396
4148
Tuskegee Institute, 1902-57
Agri research, improv, support, bldgs and
equip, coop training prog, endow, current
expen, home econ, library. F.D. Patterson,
Thomas Jesse Jones, E.G. McGehee, R.R.
Moton, Anson Phelps Stokes, Julius Rosenwald,
Booker T. Washington, George Foster Peabody,
Robert C. Ogden, Seaman Knapp. Re: Negro
educ, rural educ. Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Ala 12
3-6
23-49
RF
1.2
200
90-91
787-793
Tuskegee Institute, 1963-67
Tuskegee Normal &
Industrial - JDR 3rd, 1953-61
Declined trusteeship, aid to
student, Ann Elliot.
FM
2
Educ.
39
Tuskegee Normal & Industrial
Institution, 1899-1957
JDR Jr. contributions. Tribute to Booker T.
FM
Washington. JDR Jr.=s 1925 contributions to
Tuskegee and Hampton Institute joint drive
Personal gift to Robert Moton. JDR Jr. long-term
and interest.
2
Educ.
38
Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute, 1924-28
Department of Records and Research;
statistical and social information about Negro
life in America. Robert R. Moton,
Monroe N. Work.
3.8
103
1038
Twin City Area Educational
T.V. Corp. - Negro
Discussion Program, 1967-71
LSRM
RF
1.2
200
91
795-797
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2472
United Negro College Fund Capital Fund Campaign, 1950-53
GEB
1.3
950
492
5243
United Negro College Fund Fellowships, 1959-62
GEB
1.3
950
492
5244
United Negro College Fund United Nations Reception, 1955
GEB
1.3
950
492
5245
Tyms, James Daniel
GA; Psychology fellow, 1944-45.
U
95
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
United Negro College Fund,
1943-61
Fund raising prog, operating expen. W.J. Trent,
Benjamin Mays, F.D. Patterson, Walter
Hoving. Correspondence, reports, pamphlets,
and clippings.
United Negro College Fund, 1944-76
United Negro College Fund,
Inc., 1946
GEB
1.3
RBF
General support.
CF
Grant
United Negro College Fund,
Inc., 1962-66, 1972
RF
1.2
United Negro College Fund,
Inc., 1968-75
CF
United Negro College Fund,
Inc., African Scholarships, 1960-61
RF
950
490-492 52315242
3
473-474
331
3183
200
93
811-812
Ad.-His
83
1419
1.2
200
93
813
United Negro College Fund,
1943-61
JDR Jr. chairman of National Avdisory
FM
Committee. Progress of annual campaigns;
selection of chairmen; JDR Jr.=s interest
in Fund, and expressions of satisfaction with
success of drives. Reports; invitations; JDR Jr=
appeals for contributions. JDR Jr. radio and
television appearances. JDR 3RD=s participation.
Citation to JDR Jr.
2
Educ.
94-95
659A
United Negro College Fund,
JDR Jr. Speeches, 1944-51
FM
2
Educ.
96
660
United Negro College Fund,
Luncheons, 1945-46
FM
2
Educ.
96
661
United Negro College Fund,
Dinners, 1949-52
FM
2
Educ.
96
661A
United Negro College Fund,
Tour - November, 1952
FM
2
Educ.
96
661B
United Negro College Fund,
Opening Meetings, 1947-48
FM
2
Educ.
96
662
FM
2
Educ.
96
662A
FM
2
Educ.
96
662B
United Negro College Fund,
Pledge, 1948
To purchase building.
United Negro College Fund,
By-Laws, 1944
United Negro College Fund,
Anniversary Fund, 1953
Celebration in honor of GEB and Rockefeller
family.
FM
2
Educ
.96
662C
United Negro College Fund,
Letters of Criticism, 1944
JDR Jr. criticized for holding Negro children.
FM
2
Educ.
96
662D
United Negro College Fund Kimball Study 1946-47
JDR Jr. has L.F. Kimball study operations
of UNCF and implement improvements.
No copy or report on study here.
FM
2
Educ.
96
663
United Negro College Fund Mobilization Board, 1952-56
JDR Jr. gives $5,000,000 to Fund. President
Eisenhower speaks at Fund luncheon.
Campaign letters, replies. Use of funds.
$17,500,000 raised.
FM
2
Educ.
96
664664A
96
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
United Negro College Fund JDR Jr. Letters of Appeal, 1944-53
JDR Jr. writes asking contributions from
friends and acquaintances for UNCF.
Results of his appeal.
FM
2
Educ.
97
665670A
United Negro College Fund Contributions, 1944-61
JDR Jr.=s view on solution of race relations
problems. Brothers Fund gift, NAR gifts;
JDR Jr.=s annual contributions; gifts by Mrs.
James Case 3rd and Mrs. Spencer. 1961 Memos
on East African Education Mission and
proposed UNCF program in Africa. Includes
correspondence regarding contributions solicited
by JDR Jr. from business associates and friends.
FM
2
Educ.
98
671671A
United Negro College Fund JDR 3rd, 1955-61
JDR 3rd was chairman of Steering Committee,
1955-1956. Memo on Supreme Court
desegregation decision and its effect on UNCF.
1958, JDR 3rd was chairman of National
Committee of UNCF; 1961, Chairman of
Corporations Gifts Committee. UNCF=s
tribute to JDR Jr. in 1960 Annual Report.
FM
2
Educ.
98
672-673
FM
2
Educ.
98
674
United Negro College Fund JDR 3rd, October 1959 Dinner
United Negro College Fund October 1960 Reception
In honor of Presidents of member colleges.
FM
2
Educ.
98
675
United Negro College Fund October 1961 Dinner
Notes on JDR 3rd=s introductory address.
FM
2
Educ.
98
676
United Negro College Fund JDR 3rd - Invitations, 1961
Letters of invitation to UNCF dinner
given by JDR 3rd on Oct. 25, 1961.
FM
2
Educ.
99
677678
United Negro College Fund Printed Material - Instruments
for Unity, 1950
FM
2
Educ.
99
679
United Presbyterian Church Remedial Education,
Knoxville College, 1964-68
RF
1.2
200
93-94
814-815
1995
United States Bureau of Education Conference on Negro
Education, 1933-34
Ambrose Calvin, George Zook.
GEB
1.2
193
208
United States Commission on
Civil Rights - Conference, 1967
RF
1.2
200
94
82
United States Committee for the
the First World Festival of
Negro Arts, 1965-66
RBF
4
106
United States Dept. of Agriculture Southwide Extension.
Conference on Work with
Negroes, 1945
General correspondence.
GEB
1.2
600
272
2830
RF
1.2
200
94
823
GEB
1.3
950
492
52465250
United States National
Student Association - Latin
American Relations, 1961
University Center, Georgia,
1948-58
Support visiting school, research grants for
faculty. J.R. McCain, Henry Stanford, Goodrich
White. Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
97
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
University of Alabama Electoral Process in the
South (V.O. Key, G. Alexander
Heard), 1944-52, 1965
RF
1.2
200 S
560
47974799
University of Arizona Urban Employment, 1968
Padfield, Howland I.
RF
1.2
200
95
827-828
University of Arkansas Workshops, 1944-51
Elem child and mental health for Negro, child
development, library management, rural educ Comm Resources, regional work conf,
rural teacher educ.
GEB
1.3
950
494
5282
University of California African Art Exhibit, 1969-70
RF
1.2
200 R
432
3719
University of California-Berkeley Prejudice Patterns
Conference, 1967-70
RF
1.2
200
95
830
University of California-Irvine Remedial Education, 1970-72
RF
1.2
200
95
833-834
RF
1.2
200
96
835-838
University of California-Riverside Integration Study, 1965-68, 1974-75
With reports (7 items) and supplementary
material, 1974.
University of Chicago Eliza Gleason, 1941-47
Publication and distribution of AThe Government GEB
and Admin of Pub Library Service to Negroes
in the South.@
1.3
950
496
5292
University of Chicago Negro Integration in
Medicine, 1954-58
Reitzes, Deitrich C.
RF
1.2
200
97
848-849
RF
1.2
216 S
7
45-46
1.2
200
98
852
University of Chicago - Race
Relations (Wirth, Louis), 1947-54
University of Chicago Remedial Education, 1969-70
Charles E. McCarthy Jr. Cooperative program
for educational opportunity.
RF
University of Chicago and
Provident Hospital, 1924-37
Negro Medical Education.
CF
Grants
52
476
University of Cincinnati Child Study, 1925-34
LSRM-SF, Nursery school and demonstration
center, undergraduate instruction including
training of Negroes in parent education.
LSRM
3.5
44
456-457
University of Georgia Study of Higher Education
for Negroes, 1938-39
Walter Cocking.
GEB
1.3
950
500
5335
University of Hawaii, 1925-58
Support of sociological research.
RF
1.1
214 S
1
2-10
University of Louisville Repairs, Louisville Municipal
College for Negroes, 1937
Flood damages.
GEB
1.3
950
503
5367
University of Louisville Study, 1941-46
Business and employment status and
opportunities for Negroes in Louisville as basis
for college program.
GEB
1.3
950
503
5368
University of Louisville,
1906-55
Remodel and equip, books, land, repairs,
studies. Re: Absorption of Louisville
Municipal College for Negroes. Philip
Davidson. Reports and pamphlets.
GEB
1.1
Ky 51
78
680-684
98
Name
Description
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
University of Maryland Negro Extension Service, 1945-50
Econ and social status of
rural Negro families.
GEB
1.3
950
503
5369
University of Miami Remedial Education, 1967-70
$24,900 for a Aprogram to provide advanced
education for disadvantaged students.@
RF
1.2
200
100
877
University of Miami School
of Medicine, 1969-80
Basic study to improve the process of medical
care for an ethnically diverse population
in the inner city.
CF
Grants
199-201 18711888
University of North Carolina Negro Studies, 1925-28
Special studies, reports.
LSRM
3.8
103
University of North Carolina Negro Studies, 1958-65, 1970
Grants of more than $230,000 to the institute
for Research in Social Services for research in
the changing position of the Negro in the South
and American society. Includes reports and
reprints (16 items), 1958-59; 1961-62; 1964.
RF
1.2
200 S
587-588 50275031
University of North Carolina
and Duke University - Race
Relations, 1934-43
Lectures, studies, conf,
research. Correspondence and
reports.
GEB
1.1
NC 259
119-120 10881092
University of Notre Dame Neighborhood Study Help
Program, 1968
$25,000 for Aeducational work with underprivileged and under-achieving elementary
and junior high school children@ in South Bend,
IN (very thin folder)
RF
1.2
200
102
896
University of Oklahoma Holloway, Henry A., 1963-64
1969
Southern black political
behavior.
RF
1.2
200 S
509
5048
University of Wisconsin Negro Literature, (Barton,
Rebecca Chalmers), 1947-49
RF
1.2
200 R
466
3979
University of Wisconsin Remedial Summer Program, 1966-71
RF
1.2
200
104
912-914
Urban Affairs Foundation Leadership Development, 1968-72
RF
1.2
200
104-105 916-920
Urban Coalition - Youth
Conference, 1968-69
RF
1.2
200
105
921
Urban Corps., 1971
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
31
306
Urban League Fund, 1945-60
RBF
3
483
Welfare
35
4
110, 233
Urban League of Greater
New York, 1944-60
Collection
Consolidation of New York Urban League,
Brooklyn League on Urban Conditions, and
Lincoln Settlement Association. Contributions
by JDR 3rd; League activities.
FM
Urban League of Greater
New York, 1944-76
RBF
Urban League of Westchester (NY)
Sealantic
Urban League of Westchester
County, Inc., 1941-58
Description of work; appeals
declined.
FM
Urban League of Westchester
County, Inc., 1951-76
RBF
99
2
10391042
376
18
2
Welfare
35
3
484
379
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Urban League Service Fund C
Contributions, 1945-60
Contributions to Fund for work on national
and local Urban Leagues.
FM
2
Welfare
35
378
Urban League Service Fund,
1945-54
Fund collected money for both local and
national Urban Leagues; studies of organization
of Leagues; appeals for participation
in campaigns.
FM
2
Welfare
35
377
GEB
1.1
Miss 18
94
839-841
Utica N & I Institute 1903-49
V
Van Zandt, Johnnie M.
TX; English fellow, 1949-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2473
Vanderbilt University - Law
School, 1957-58, 1960
Southern U.S. development
studies.
RF
1.2
200 S
603
5157
Vanderbilt University, 1958
Conference of ministers.
GEB
1.3
950.9
550
5897
Vaughn, Birdie Louise
AR; Education fellow, 1929-30, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2473
Vaughn, Moses W.
MD; Agriculture fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2473
Villard, Oswald 1903-1954
General correspondence.
GEB
1.2
112
203
19371938
Vine, Mattie E.
MS; Health Education, 1948-49.
GEB
Virginia Department of
Education - Socio-Economic
Study of Negro Life, 1939-43
Correspondence, reports, and
pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
524
56035604
Virginia Department of
Education Study, 1940-44
Virginia State Agent for
Rural Schools (Negro), 1929-33
Higher educ for Negroes. George Wales.
Correspondence and reports.
Summer schools for Negroes.
GEB
1.3
950
524
GEB
1.2
669.1
299
56055606
3133
Virginia State College for
Negroes - Community
Development in Chesterfield
County, 1943-49
L.H. Foster. Correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
524
55915592
Virginia State College for
Negroes - George Read, 1945-46
Study business practices.
GEB
1.3
950
524
5593
Virginia State College for
Negroes - Harry Roberts, 1941-45
Study life and labor of
rural VA Negroes.
GEB
1.3
950
5593
5594
Virginia State College for
Negroes - James Hulbert, 1944
Grad school in library science.
Louis R. Wilson.
GEB
1.3
950
523
5589
GEB
1.3
950
443
4668
Virginia State College for
Negroes - Library and
Laboratory, 1934-38
FRC
Virginia State College for
Negroes - Luther Jackson, 1942-48
Research re: Negro in VA
history.
GEB
1.3
950
523
5590
Virginia State College for
Negroes - Summer School for
Ministers, 1944-49
L.H. Foster. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and
photos.
GEB
1.3
950
524
55955596
100
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Virginia State College,
1905-23
Formerly VA N & I. Equip, perm improv,
bldgs, teach salary, books. L.H. Foster.
Correspondence, reports,
pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
Va 119
183-184 17171722
Virginia Union University Endowment, 1946-52
GEB
1.3
950
526
5616
Virginia Union University Library and Laboratory, 1934-37
GEB
1.3
950
443
4669
Constr and equip, perm improv. Belgian
GEB
Pavilion of NY World=s Fair to campus.
J.M. Ellison, Noble Beall, Frank Padderford,
S.E. Hening, Frank A. Smith. ABHMS, Northern
Baptist Convention. Correspondence, reports,
clippings, and photos.
1.3
950
526-527 56175625
Virginia Union University Library Development, 1944-46
GEB
1.3
950
527
5626
Virginia Union University Teachers Salaries, 1943-45
GEB
1.3
950
527
5627
GEB
1.1
Va 16
170-171 15891598
GEB
1.3
950
433
4544
Virginia Union University Library Building, 1936-48
Virginia Union University,
1902-52
Endow, scholar, land, bldgs and equip, teach
salary, current expen. ABHMS. Arthur Wright,
George Rice Hovey, Frank A. Smith, Alfred
Stern, George Sale, H.L. Morehouse.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
Virginia Union University, 1933-39
Virginia Union University, 1934
Frank A. Smith.
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3214
Von Charlton, Rudolph Everett
TX; Music fellow, 1946-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2473
Voorhees N & I - Industrial
and Science Equipment, 1937.
Robert W. Patton. American Church
Institute.
GEB
1.3
950
527
5628
Voorhees N & I - Library
Improvement and Faculty
Salary, 1947-49
GEB
1.3
950
527
5629
Voorhees N & I - Plant
Repairs, 1946-48
GEB
1.3
950
527
5630
Voorhees N & I - Survey, 1941-42
GEB
1.3
950
527
5631
Voorhees N & I - Teacher
Training, 1942-49
Books and educ materials, salary.
GEB
1.3
950
527
5632
Voorhees N & I School,
1902-57
Teach salary, current expen, perm improv,
repairs and equip, survey. American Church
Institute. Booker T. Washington, J.E. Blanton,
Robert Patton, George F. Peabody,
Robert C. Ogden. Correspondence,
reports, pamphlets, and photographs.
GEB
1.1
SC 3
122
11101116
Voorhees N & I School, 1934
Robert W. Patton.
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3215
Voorhees School and Junior
College, 1948-49
Construction of infirmary.
GEB
1.3
950.4
545
5842
101
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
W
Walden College, 1902-26
Formerly Central Tennessee College.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Freedmen=s Aid
Society. Jay Benson Hamilton.
GEB
1.1
Tenn 2
133
1226
Waldron, J. Milton
Colored YMCA, Richmond, Virginia, 1890.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
48
357
Walker Baptist Institute,
1903-15
Formerly Walker N & I Institute. ABHMS.
H.L. Morehouse, George Sale.
GEB
1.1
Ga 147
59
519
Walker, LeRoy T.
NC; Health and Physical
Education fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Walker, Mabel Lee
MS; Health Education fellow, 1945-46.
GEB
Walker, Matthew
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Walker, Saunders Earl
AL; English fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Wall, Limas Dunlop
VA; Biology fellow, 1937-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Wallace, Elsie Hill
IL; Sociology and Music fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Wallace, Joel Wise
NC; English fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Wallace, William J.L.
NC; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
243
2474
Wardlaw, Alvin Holmes
TX; Mathematics fellow, 1952-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2601
Ware, Bennie Maye
AL; Home Economics fellow, 1927-28, 1938-39. GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Ware, Ethan Earl
FL; Biology fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Ware, Marguerite Evelyn
AL; History fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Warren, Samuel E.
TX; Economics fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Warwick, Florence M.
GA; Dance fellow, 1935-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2474
Washington Educational
Touring Club, 1952-57
Negro club awarded plaque to JDR, which
JDR 3rd accepted. JDR 3rd interest in Club.
George Wallace, among others, is represented
in this file.
FM
2
F&S
24
176
Washington University Urban Renewal Design
(Montgomery, Roger),
1961-64, 1966
RF
1.2
200 R
469
4009
Washington Urgan League,
Inc., 1966-69
RF
1.2
200
105
926-928
FM
1
Ofc Cor
48
359
Washington, Booker T.
Tuskegee Normal School; one
letter, April 10, 1888.
102
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Washington, Booker T.
Memorial Association, 1946-59
Efforts to establish Booker T. Washington
School of Industrial Training at birthplace.
No participation. GEB and Foundation officers
suspected excessive commercial activity.
Rockefeller Brothers shared this view. File
reflects bankrupting of project because of a
lack of black support, according to S. Phillips,
founder and apparently a segregationist.
Washington, Booker T., 1902-22
FM
2
Cultural
10
105-106
GEB
1.5
W1
722
7427
Washington, Booker T.,
Birthplace Memorial, 1945-51
Correspondence,, pamphlets,
and photographs.
GEB
1.3
950
403
4224
Washington, Nettie Hancock
NY; Sociology fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Washington, Silas Perry
TN; Engineering fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Waters Normal Institute,
1907-21
Bldgs and equip. ABHMS.
George Sale, N.C. Newbold.
GEB
1.1
NC 163
111
1003
Waters, Maceo
LA; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Watkins, Mark Hanna
IL; Anthropology fellow, 1930-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Watts Labor Community Action
Committee, 1968-71
Initial grant of $25,000 to Ted Watkins=s
organization for its programs to increase
economic opportunities for residents of the
Watts area in Los Angeles.
RF
1.2
200
105-106 929-936
Watts Labor Community Action
Legal size.
RF
1.2
200
616
Watts Writers Workshop,
1967-69, 1971
$25,000 for a project operated by
Bud Schulberg at Douglass House in
Los Angeles.
RF
1.2
200 R
469-470 40104011
Watts, Frederick Payne
DC; Psychology fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Waxwood, Howard B., Jr.
LA; Mathematics fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Weaver, Maurine Pelham
DC; Medical Science fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
GEB
1.1
La 68
91
807
5289
Committee, Sample Forms,
(2 items), 1969
Webster Parish Training School, 1931
Weeks, John
Shiloh Baptist Church, Cleveland, 1880.
FM
1.2
Ofc Cor
49
363
Weir, Everett George
IL; Medical Science fellow, 1934-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Welch, Winfred Bruce
MS; Education fellow, 1950-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
2
19
Welfare Council of New York
City - Negro Project
Wells, James Lesesne
Davidson II
DC; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1936-37.
Wesleyan University Remedial Education, 1967-69
West 110th Street Community
Center, 1946-49
Black-Puerto Rican Center began operations
in 1947; closed for lack of funds in
1949. No Rockefeller interest.
103
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
RF
1.2
200
106
938
FM
2
Welfare
37
395
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
West Side Development
Corporation (Cleveland,
Ohio), 1972-73
Interracial cooperative program to improve
living and economic conditions, including
encouragement of consumer food coops.
JDR 3rd
Fund
West Virginia State College Division of Trade and
Technical Education, 1936-39
Equipment.
GEB
West Virginia State College Library and Laboratory, 1935-37
1
32
319
1.3
950
527
5635
GEB
1.3
950
443
4670
West Virginia State College,
1926-54
Constr and equip of practice school.
Correspondence, pamphlets, and reports.
GEB
1.1
WV 11
191
17961798
West, Harold Dadford
TN; Chemistry fellow, 1935-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Westberry, John Elliott
TX; Mathematics fellow, 1952-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
252
2602
Westbrooks, Fred E.
MI; Agriculture fellow, 1953-54.
GEB
1.2
400 S
253
2603
Western Reserve Adademy Summer Program, 1965-67
Program to provide new educational
opportunities to disadvantaged and minority
junior high school students in the Akron,
OH, area.
RF
1.2
200
107
942-946
Western Reserve Education
Fund, 1971-72
Program to encourage college-bound students
to consider ways to work on human social
problems. Some attention to minority students.
JDR 3rd
Fund
1
32
318
Wheeler, Genevieve Josephine
FL; Home Economics fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Wheeler, Lillian Gertrude
NY; Medical Science fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2475
Wheelock, Muss Lucile E.
AL; Library Service fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
FRC
White House Conference on
Children, 1970
Incorporation of art education into
general curriculum.
JDR 3rd
11
247
1793
White, Clarence Reed
CA; Physics fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
White, Frederick Douglass
NC; Language fellow 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
White, Lorenzo Chalmers
VA; Education fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
White, Viola Terrell
AL; Nursing fellow, 1946-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whitehead, Genevieve C.
VA; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whitehead, Matthew J.
NC; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whitehurst, Keturah Elizabeth
MA; Psychology fellow, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whitehurst, William H.
VA; Biology fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whiteside, Mary Geraldine
MS; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whitfield, Lawrence Alexander
FL; Biology fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whiting, Helen Adele
NY; Education fellow, 1925.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Whiting, Joseph Livingston, 1927-28
LSRM Fellowship.
LSRM
3.8
98
995
Whittaker, John P.
GA; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
Wiggins, Garrett Thurston
FL; Education fellow, 1930-31, 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2476
104
Name
Description
Wilberforce University, 1905-61
Reports and pamphlets.
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
GEB
1.4
1025
597
63396343
Wiley College - Community
Workshop, 1944-45
GEB
1.3
950
528
5644
Wiley College - Library and
Laboratory, 1935-37
GEB
1.3
950
443
4671
Wiley College - Library
Facilities, 1935
GEB
1.3
950
528
5645
Wiley College - Teacher of
Agriculture, 1942-44
GEB
1.3
950
528
5646
Wiley College, 1909-53
Remodel, teach salary, equip of library, books,
constr and equip, endow, current expenses,
Methodist Episcopal Church.
M.J. Holmes, M.S. Davage, P.J. Maveety.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.1
Tex 82
166
15521557
Wiley College, 1933-34
M.J. Holmes.
GEB
1.2
692.1
307
3216
Wilkerson, Doxey Alphonso
VA; Education fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Alexander A.
TN; Medical Science fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Charles G.
DC; Language fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Daniel A.
NC; Health Education, 1947-48
GEB
Williams, Edward Buchanan
GA; Economics fellow, 1939-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Florence Chapman
NC; Public Health fellow, 1923-24.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Frederick A.
LA; Agricultural Economics fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, George W.
Author seeks financial aid to attend
anti-slavery conference in Switzerland.
FM
1
Ofc Cor
49
366
Williams, Hazel Browne
KY; Student Personnel
Administration fellow, 1940-41.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, John Calvin
TX; Agriculture fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, John T.
KY; Education fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Lenora Patton
AR; Education fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Prince Ahmed
WV; Music fellow 1944-46.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Samuel Woodrow
GA; Philosophy fellow, 1949-50.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Sidney D.
NC; Education fellow, 1929-30.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williams, Walter Herman
MS; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williamsburg (VA) Negro
Community School, 1938-49
Support Burton Hts High School, equip. Rawls
Byrd, Fred Alexander. Correspondence,
reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
528
56475651
Williamson, James Currell
AL; Psychology fellow, 1924-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Williamson, John Theophilus
AL; Chemistry fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
105
FRC
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Williamson, Juanita V.
TN; English fellow, 1949-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Willoughby, Glee Jane
NC; Home Economics fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2477
Wilson, Anaise Theresa Victorianne
MS; Personnel Administration fellow, 1952-53.
GEB
1.2
400 S
250
2567
Wilson, George Dewey
NC; Education fellow, 1927-28.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wilson, Gold Refined
IL; Education fellow, 1930-31.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wilson, Ligon A.
AL; Education fellow, 1927-28, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wilson, Mayme Belle
VA; Nursing fellow, 1942-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wilson, Milton
TX; Business Administration fellow, 1949-51.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wilson, Prince Edward
GA; History fellow, 1948-49.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wilson, Raleigh Archie
TX; History fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Winston - Salem Teachers
College, 1902-40
Formerly Slater State N & I School. Equip,
bldgs, improv, current expen. N.C. Newbold.
Correspondence and reports.
GEB
1.1
NC 39
105
948-950
Winters, William Vergil
GA; Chemistry fellow, 1932-33.
GEB
1.2
400 S
246
2478
Wood, Francis Marion
KY; Education fellow, 1924-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wood, Henderson Kingsberry
TN; Biology fellow, 1946-48.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wood, Lloyd Lander
NC; Chemistry fellow, 1933-34.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Woodruff, Hale Aspacio
GA; Arts and Architecture fellow, 1936.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Woodruff, Theresa Ada
GA; Education fellow, 1943-44.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Woods, Letitia C.
TN; History fellow, 1945-47.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Woodson, George Frederick Jr.
NC; Mathematics fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Woolridge, Nancy Bullock
KY; English fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Work Among Negroes,
Miscellaneous, 1916-61
Special appeals, mostly declined; some small
gifts. Reports on various campaigns for
improving education or civil rights.
FM
2
Welfare
32
347-350
RF
1.2
200
110-111 970-972
Workshop in Business
Opportunities, Inc., 1968-71
Wormley, James Wallace
AL; General Science fellow, 1935-36.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wormley, Stanton Lawrence
VA; Language and English fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Worsham, Mayme Louise
NY; Home Economics fellow, 1924-25.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wrenn, Julia A.
Il; Education fellow, 1926-27.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wright, Adolphus Bell
GA; Economics fellow, 1937-38.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wright, Edwina M.
VA; Home Economics fellow, 1925-26.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wright, Leon Edward
MA; Philosophy fellow, 1944-45.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wright, Stephen Junius
NC; Education fellow, 1941-43.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
106
Name
Description
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Wrong, Margaret 1942-48
Africa, survey, general
correspondence.
GEB
1.2
637.1
288
30083009
Wyatt, Donald Wheeler
NC; Sociology fellow, 1939-40.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Wynbush, Octavia B.
AR; English fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2479
Yale University - Ellison,
Ralph (Creative Writing,
Fiction), 1964-66, 1971
RF
1.2
200 R
472
4037
Yale University - Summer
High School, 1966-68
RF
1.2
200
112
998-990
Y
Yale University Transitional Year, 1966-71
$225,000 appropriated for a 3-year trial of a
transitional year program for talented but
disadvantaged high school students.
RF
1.2
200
113
991-993
Yale University - UNC
Seminar, 1935-38
Educ of American Negroes; African
natives. Howard Odum. Charles T. Loram.
GEB
1.4
2200.1
636
66776678
Yale University, Miller,
William L., 1965-67
Study of role of government
regarding disadvantaged.
RF
1.2
200
112
987
Yerger, Myrtle M.
AR; English fellow, 1931-32.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2480
YMCA - International
Committee - Projects, Institute for
Training Native African Social
Workers
Davison II
2
21
YMCA - National Council Colored Work Department
Davison II
3
21
YMCA - National Council Colored Work, 1931-44
Summary of YMCA work with Blacks; work
of colored work division. Channing Tobias=
memories of JDR.
YMCA National Council Colored Work – Contributions,1931-1934
FM
2
Youth
27
281
FM
2
Youth
27
282
YMCA - National Council - Max
Yergan Work in Africa, 1927-47
Work in Union of South Africa; JDR Jr.
contribution to building for training
for Negro leaders.
FM
2
Youth
27
286
YMCA - NY - Tarrytown, 1903-61
Needs and activities of Tarrytown YMCA
JDR and JDR Jr. donation. JDR Jr. participation
in anniversary celebration. Clips; ANegro Issue,@
1958 study of fundraising possibilities. JDR Jr.
gift to Phillip Miller for personal use.
FM
2
Youth
33-34
349-355
YMCA - NYC - Harlem Branch,
1944-56
Declination of appeals and invitation. JDR 3rd
1949 anonymous contribution to RobinsonCampanella Program. 1949 address to Century
Club.
FM
2
Youth
33
344-346
YMCA - Washington, D.C.,
1903-12
Needs of Negro YMCA in Washington; JDR
conditional pledge. Senator Aldrich=s letter
introducing Henry MacFarland, Pres
of DC Board of Commissioners.
FM
2
Youth
28
292
107
Name
Description
YMCA Graduate School Interracial Library, 1928-32
LSRM-SF. Nashville, at Fisk
University.
Collection
Record
Series
Box
Folder
Group
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LSRM
3.8
103
1043
YMCA-Chicago - Leadership
Training
RF
1.2
200
113
994-996
YMCA-Chicago - Youth Groups,
1967-70
RF
1.2
200
113
997-998
Young Men=s Christian Association
Association
General correspondence,
declinations, and pamphlets
GEB
1.2
110
203
19331936
Young, Evelyn Harriet
VA; Education fellow, 1936-37.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2480
Young, Percy
NC; Education fellow, 1934-35.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2480
Young, Roger Arliner (Miss)
PA; Biology fellow, 1938-39.
GEB
1.2
400 S
247
2480
Young, Whitney M. Jr.,
1959-62
Soc science and educ admin fellow.
Correspondence, reports, and pamphlets.
GEB
1.3
950
529
56635664
1
33
331
400 S
247
2480
Youth Development and
Delinquency Prevention, 1972
JDR 3rd
Fund
Z
Zealey, Marion Lander
AL; Chemistry fellow, 1938-39, 1946-48.
108
GEB
1.2