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  Montgomery Advertisement for Tuesday Election (2)

  NAACP and Negro Alabama Progressive Democratic Association urging voters to vote for the Poll tax reduction amendment
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  Montgomery Advertisement for Tuesday Election

  A collaboration between the NAACP and Negro Alabama Progressive Democratic Association. These groups are informing the Black community of the importance of voting for Poll Tax Reduction Amendment.
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  Tuskegee Civic Association meeting agenda

  A general meeting of the Tuskegee Civic Association covering meeting minutes and upcoming projects. This meeting was presided by Mr. U.G. Upshaw.
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  Letter from C. G. Gomillion to Mr. E. Harold Mason

  A thank you letter from Charles G. Gomillion to Mr. E. Harold Mason for giving a Sunday sermon during Negro History Week at the Chapel.
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  Platform of Austin R. Meadows as State Superintendent

  A list created by Dr. Austin R. Meadows and his team of all the accomplishments that will be achieved when he wins office.
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  Charles W. Orr endorsing Dr. A. R. Meadows to citizens in a letter

  A letter explaining Dr. A.R. Meadows’ platform on why he is running and the support he gained from Charles G. Gomillion endorsement.
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  Letter between Dr. C.W. Orr and C.G. Gomilion

  A letter written by Charles G. Gomillion to Dr. C.W. Orr concerning Dr. Austin R. Meadows consideration for the Superintendent of Education of Macon County, AL.
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  NAACP Opens Fight To Register Voters For ALA. Ballot

  Birmingham branch of NAACP launches campain to gain the ballot for disenfranchised voters.
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  Information Requested letter

  A letter from Rev Ralph Abernathy to Mrs. Laura McCray providing a photo, sermon topic and scripture reading.
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  Request for more programs

  A letter from Chaplain Wynn to Rev Ralph Abernathy asking him to print more programs for his intersted members of his congregation
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  Acknowledgment Letter to Rev. Abernathy

  A thank you letter expressing the invitation to be guest speaker for First Baptist Church celebration.
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  Sorry to inform you letter

  A letter from Chaplain to Rev Ralph Abernathy expressing his regret that he will not be able to be the guest speaker for First Baptist Church nintieth celebration
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  First Baptist Church Anniversary letter

  A letter from Rev Abernathy to Chaplain Wynn asking him to preach on First Baptist Church's Anniversary.
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  Rev. Abernathy speech recording request

  The second page of a letter also stating that have kept his recording from the previous summer and commend him on his work in the Civil Rights Movement
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  Youth Day Speaker

  A letter from Chaplain Wynn to Rev Ralph Abernathy stating that he will not be able to be Youth Day speaker due to prior engagements.
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  Chapel Loss letter

  A letter from Rev Ralph Abernathy to Chaplain Wynn expressing sorrow for the loss of the chapel and offering to be the Youth Day Speaker 04/11/1957
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  Gratitude Letter from Rev. Abernathy

  A letter from Rev Abernathy to Chaplain Wynn expressing gratitude for allowing him to preach on 07/22/1956.
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  Thank You, Rev. Abernathy letter

  A letter from Chaplain Wynn to Rev Ralph Abernathy thanking him for the kind letter and offering lunch if Rev Abernathy does not have to leave
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  Rev. Abernathy's Intent to Preach letter

  A letter Rev Ralph Abernathy to Chaplain Wynn confirming that he will preach on 07/22/1956.
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  Tuskegee Institute Visitor Pass

  A visitor pass issues to civil rights activist Rev. Ralph Abernathy to eat lunch after delivering his Sunday sermon to the community.
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  North Carolina Lynching Records

  Eight articles from different news outlets describing lynchings that took place across North Carolina in 1901.
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  Virginia Lynching Records

  Two articles that are describing lynchings that took place in Virginia and West Virginia in 1901.
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  Florida Lynching Records

  Two lynching newspaper articles discussing the lynching that took place in Bartow, FL in 1901.
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  California Lynching Record

  One record from Susanville, CA describing a lynching within the town in 1901.
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  Illinois Lynching Record

  One newspaper article discussing the a lynching in Carbondale, ILL in 1901.