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PAPERS OF THE NAACPPart 3. The Campaign for Educational Equality:Legal Department and Central Office Records,

1913-1950

Series A:Legal Department and Central Office Records,

1913-1940

UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES:Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections

General Editors:Dr. August Meier and Dr. Elliott Rudwick


1913-1950


1913-1940


1913-1950


1913-1940

Editorial Adviser: Dr. August Meier

Guide Compiled byMartin Schipper

A microfilm project ofUNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA, INC.

44 North Market Street * Frederick, MD 21701

Copyright © 1986 by University Publications of America, Inc.All rights reserved.

ISBN 0-89093-894-6.

TABLE OF CONTENTSGeneral Introduction ixNote on Sources and Editorial Note xiScope and Content Note xiiiReel Index

Reel 1Introductory Material

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People:A Register of Its Records in the Library of Congress. Volume I,1909-1939 1

Administrative FileGroup I, Boxes C-196-197.

Subject File--American Fund for Public Service 1

Reels 2-5Administrative File cont.

Group I, Boxes C-198-202.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont 2

Reel 6Administrative File cont.

Group I, Box C-202.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont 6

Legal FileGroup I, Boxes D-44-45.

Cases Supported--School Cases 6Reel 7

Legal File cont.Group I, Boxes D-46-47.

Cases Supported--School Cases cont 7

Reel 8Legal File cont.

Group I, Boxes D-47 cont.-48.Cases Supported--School Cases cont 8

Group I, Box D-50.Cases Supported--School Cases cont 9

Group I, Boxes D-56-57.Cases Supported--School Cases cont 9


Group I, Box D-57 cont.Cases Supported--School Cases cont 10




Group I, Box D-88.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases 11


Group I, Boxes D-88 cont.-89.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont 11


Group I, Boxes D-89 cont.-91.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont 12


Group I, Box D-91 cont.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont 14

Group I, Box D-92.Cases Supported--Toms River School Case 16


Group I, Box D-92 cont.Cases Supported--Toms River School Case cont 16

Group I, Box D-93.Cases Supported--University Admissions Cases .... 17

Reels 14-16Legal File cont.

Group I, Boxes D-94-97.Cases Supported--University Admissions Cases cont 18


Group I, Boxes D-97 cont.-98.Cases Supported--University Admissions Cases cont 22

Administrative FileGroup I, Box C-270.

Subject File--Discrimination. Education 23


Group I, Boxes C-270 cont.-272.Subject File--Discrimination. Education cont 23


Group I, Box C-281.Subject File--Discrimination 24

Group I, Boxes C-287-288.Subject File--Education 24

Reels 20-21Administrative File cont.

Group I, Boxes C-288 cont.-292.Subject File--Education cont 25


Group I, Boxes C-292 cont-293.Subject File--Education cont 28

Addendum FileGroup II, Box L-1.

Subject File--American Fund for Public Services 28Reel 23

Addendum File cont.Group II, Box L-1 cont.

Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont 28Group II, Box L-14.

Subject File--Discrimination. Education 29Group II, Box L-15.

Subject File--Garland Fund 29

Group II, Box L-19.Subject File--Legal Defense Fund 29

Group II, Box L-33.Legal File 29

Group II, Boxes L-36-37.Legal File cont 29

Reel 24Addendum File cont.

Group II, Box L-38.Legal File cont 30

Group II, Boxes L-40-42.Legal File cont 30

Case Name Index 34Subject Index 37

GeneralIntroduction

From its inception in 1909, the National Association for the Advancement ofColored People (NAACP) had as its principal objective the enforcement of theFourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments in order to secure constitutional rightsfor black Americans. For more than two decades, however, the attention of the

organization w a s devoted primarily t o t h e struggle against m o b rule a n d l y n c h i n g , disfranchisement, a n d residential segregation ordinances. Occasionally

the association and/or its local branches became involved in battles againstschool segregation, principally in northern towns and cities that attempted toestablish segregated school systems in place of previously integrated systemsas a result of the growing black migration from the South.

As the NAACP charted its legal strategy for the 1930s it decided to shift itsmajor emphasis to the problem of educational segregation and discrimination inthe South. The inauguration of this campaign was facilitated by a grant from theAmerican Fund for Public Service (generally known as the Garland Fund). Thisgrant enabled the NAACP to establish a full-time paid legal counsel for the firsttime in 1936. The man selected for the post, and who set the basic tactics for thelitigation, was the prominent black attorney and dean of Howard University LawSchool, Charles H. Houston. Two years later his former student, ThurgoodMarshall, took over the helm of the NAACP's legal department and the struggleagainst Jim Crow education.

The NAACP's strategy in the educational equality cases was two-fold. Onecampaign was aimed at southern state universities, demanding the admissionof blacks into those graduate and professional programs (such as law, medi-cine, and journalism) for which no provision had been made at the black statecolleges. The other campaign was aimed at demanding equalization of publicschool education at the elementary and secondary levels--equalization ofschool facilities, school-term length, and especially of teachers' salaries. Afrontal attack on school segregation per se was postponed, partly because itwas felt that such a direct approach would fail in the courts and partly becausethe NAACP operated on the theory that a truly equal dual-school system wouldbe so expensive that it would collapse under its own weight. (This approach, ofcourse, did not take into account either the urban school segregation that wouldremain because of ghettoization and housing segregation, or the amount of

money white southerners proved to be prepared to spend to maintain thedual-school system.)

Closely related t o t h e legal strategy o f t h e education cases were other i m p o r t a n t NAACP objectives. These included t h e building o f local NAACP branch

membership by appealing to black school teachers--then undoubtedly thelargest group of black professionals in America and, as such, better able tocontribute dues and articulate voices to the association. Another importantobjective involved the efforts of Houston and the national staff to develop anetwork of impeccably professional black attorneys to wage the educationaland othercivil rights legal campaigns in coordination with local branches and thenational office.

As the documents in this collection demonstrate, what in retrospect appearsto have been a program of litigation that was shrewdly planned from the verystart was in actuality a struggle characterized by a spirit of experimentation andflexibility. The most successful thrust of the strategy at first was the salaryequalization cases. Then, in 1949, following the NAACP's success in Shelley v.Kramer (the 1948 Supreme Court decision declaring restrictive covenants tomaintain housing segregation unconstitutional) and the declaration againstsegregation made by President Truman's Committee on Civil Rights, theNAACP and its attorneys decided to shift their focus from the inequities in

southern school systems to an assault on the very principle of school s e g r e g a t i o n itself. By 1950 the association had succeeded in persuading the Supreme

Court to declare segregation in advanced professional training, such as law,inherently unequal. This landmark was established in two cases, McLaurin v.Board of Regents and Sweatt v. Painter, which are fully documented in thiscollection.

It is at this point that the record in the legal files of the National Association forthe Advancement of Colored People at the Library of Congress becomes thin.By 1950 its tax-exempt legal arm, the NAACP Legal and Educational Fund, Inc.,had (because of Internal Revenue Service regulations) become a completelyindependent organization, and the files of subsequent litigation are to be foundin its archives. But the NAACP campaign for educational equality had set thestage for the series of cases that culminated in the famous 1954 Brown decisionin which the Supreme Court struck down the "separate but equal" rationale forracial segregation in American society.

August MeierGeneral Editor

Kent State University

Note on SourcesOriginal copies of the files reproduced on this microfilm can be found in the

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People collection at theLibrary of Congress, Washington, D.C. The files selected for Part III-A derivefrom Group I (1909-1939) of the NAACP collection, with supplements from theAddendum File for 1910-1939 in NAACP Papers, Group II. The collectionregister for Group I is reproduced at the beginning of Reel 1 of Part III-A.

Editorial NoteAll files selected for this edition have been microfilmed in their entirety with the

exception of the "General Education" files from Group I, Boxes C-287 throughC-293, which appear on Reels 19-22. These files contain many requests for

scholarship a i d a n d f o r advice regarding college admission, totalling a p p r o x i m a t e l y 2,000 pages, which have been systematically omitted from this microfilm

edition. These deliberate omissions aside, every administrative subject file orlegal file relevant to the NAACP campaign for educational equality has beenselected for this edition.

Each file on the microfilm bears an indication of the Group, Series, and Boxnumber of the original collection for purposes of scholarly citation. Thus, forexample, "I, D-48" refers to Group I, Series D (Legal File), Box 48; "II, L-1" refersto Group II, Series L (Addendum File), Box 1. Following is a list of boxes fromwhich Part III-A of Papers of the NAACP has been drawn:

I, C-196-203; I, C-270-272; I, C-281; I, C-287-293; I, D-44-48; I, D-50; I,D-56-57; I, D-60; I, D-65; I, D-88-99; II, L-1; II, L-14-15; II, L-19; II, L-33; II,L-36-38; and II, L-40-42.

The arrangement of the microfilm edition is as follows:Group I, Boxes C-196-203. Administrative File. American Fund for Public Service.

Group I, Boxes D-44-48, 50 Legal File. School Cases.56-57, 60, 65, 99.

Group I, Boxes D-88-92. Legal File. Teachers' Salary Cases and Toms River SchoolCase.

Group I, Boxes D-93-98. Legal File. University Admission Cases.

Group I, Boxes C-270-272. Administrative File. Discrimination in Education.

Group I, Box C-281. Administrative File. Teachers' Salaries.

Group I, Boxes C-287-293. Administrative File. Education.

Group II, Boxes L-1, 14-15, Addendum File.19, 33, 36-38, 40-42.

Further details of the NAACP Campaign for Educational Equality can beobtained from the Files of the NAACP Board of Directors, Monthly Reports ofNAACP Officers, and Special Correspondence Files that are available as Part 1of the Papers of the NAACP, and from the Personal Correspondence Files ofSelected NAACP Officials, 1910-1939, available as Part II of Papers of theNAACP.

Scope and Content NoteAmerican Fund for Public Service

The American Fund for Public Service (AFPS) was established in 1922 byCharles Garland. Also known as the Garland Fund, it was established to financediverse causes of a radical or liberal nature. Representatives of causes seekingaid made presentations to the AFPS board of directors, who in turn appointedindividuals or committees to look into the function and feasibility of proposals.Members of the board of directors, at various times, included Roger N. Baldwin,Robert W. Dunn, Morris L. Ernst, William Z. Foster, Lewis S. Gannett, BenjaminGitlow, Clinton S. Golden, Sidney Hillman, James Weldon Johnson, FredaKirchwey, Robert Morse Lovett, Mary E. McDowell, Judah L. Magnes, ClarinaMichaelson, Scott Nearing, Norman M. Thomas, and Harry F. Ward.

The NAACP's primary liaison with the American Fund for Public Service wasJames Weldon Johnson, executive secretary of the NAACP, 1920-1930, aswell as a board member of the Garland Fund from its inception and president ofthe Fund from 1929-1930. Walter White continued this liaison work as actingsecretar of the NAACP during Johnson'sterm as president of the Garland Fundand succeeded him as executive secretary following his retirement in 1931.Among the officers of the American Fund for Public Service, Roger Baldwinoccupied a compelling role as its first executive secretary and molder of opinionon the board of directors. Johnson, White, and the NAACP were continuallyforced to justify and defend their goals before Baldwin and others among theradical directorate of the Garland Fund to get money for NAACP programs. TheCommittee on Negro Work--consisting of Morris L. Ernst, Lewis S. Gannett,

a n d James Weldon Johnson--was appointed t o oversee appropriations, i n c l u d i n g those t o t h e NAACP. Large contributions t o t h e NAACP during t h e years

1925-1928 included over $31,000 donated to plan and implement a legalcampaign. These were followed by a 1930 grant of $100,000 that was never fullyrealized due to losses suffered by the Fund in the stock market.

Following the 1930 appropriation, the American Fund for Public Service-

NAACP Joint Committee w a s instituted t o oversee t h e legal campaign. P r e l i m i n a r y campaign goals underwent revision a t t h e hands o f Nathan Margold, a

protege of Felix Frankfurter. As the newly hired special counsel of the NAACP,Margold undertook the task of implementing the roughly outlined campaignenvisioned by the Committee on Negro Work. After serving the NAACP from1930-1933 and producing an extensive "Preliminary Report" that refined the

basis for later litigation, Margold resigned to accept a position as solicitor of theDepartment of the Interior. Possible successors to Margold were discussed forover a year before Charles H. Houston was selected as special counsel and thereal work of the NAACP legal campaign commenced. Houston--working in

concert with other attorneys including William T. Andrews, William H a s t i e . T h u r g o o d Marshall, James Nabrit, Leon Ransom, and Sidney Redmond--traversed

the country in the NAACP legal campaign, and especially the educationalcampaign that is documented in this microfilm publication.

American Fund for Public Service material appears in both the AdministrativeSubject File and the Addendum File (where it is filed under "AFPS" and "GarlandFund"). AFPS materials are also scattered throughout the legal case files.

The first microfilm reel contains complete general office files for the American

Fund f o r Public Service, 1922-1938, from t h e Administrative Subject file. C o r r e s p o n d e n c e during these years features such prominent social activists a s

Mary M. Bethune, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Marion M. Shields, and others; suchNAACP leaders as W.E.B. Du Bois, Mary White Ovington, Arthur B. Spingarn,Joel E. Spingarn, Moorfield Storey, and Roy Wilkins; as well as various NAACPlegal counsels and members of the board of directors of the Garland Fund.

Newsclippings among these papers describe the beginnings of the Fund, its

purposes, and initial contributions. Issues which the AFPS funded in c o l l a b o r a t i o n with the NAACP during the 1920s include the proposed federal anti-

lynching bill, the Arkansas race riots investigation, the Negro Foreign FellowshipFund, and residential segregation cases that include the highly publicizeddefense of Dr. O.H. Sweet of Detroit, Michigan, during 1925. (For more on thedefense of Dr. Sweet, see also the Pittsburgh Courier Controversy, 1926, onReel 5.)

Documents for 1929 include a fiscal report of the Fund from 1925 through1928 that features a summary of the entire six years of operation showing thedistribution of funds by areas of interest and geography. Reports of theCommittee on Negro Work focus on the work of the NAACP.

Competition for AFPS funding between the liberal NAACP and the moreradical African Labor Congress is apparent throughout the files. Of specialinterest is a report on a "Comparison of the Aims of the African Labor Congressand the NAACP," as well as pertinent memoranda from the Committee on NegroWork and materials relating to the ill-fated $100,000 grant to the NAACP, all inthe 1930 files.

A memorandum of Nathan Margold dated May 3,1932, focuses on an allegedconspiracy to drive Negroes from farms in Beckham County, Oklahoma. It isvery important in encouraging a decisive shift toward litigation in the area ofeducation. Among the papers of 1933 is a brief prepared in the Louisianasuffrage case, Trudeau v. Barnes. An AFPS fiscal report for 1930-1934 can befound among the 1934 files. The files dated 1935-1937 contain detailed

expense accounts from Charles H. Houston and his assistants. A fiscal report for1934-1936 documents the diminution of Garland Fund activities. Memorandaof Charles Houston include a discussion of university education cases affected

b y t h e loss o f funding, a n d other fiscal a n d strategic ramifications o f t h e e d u c a t i o n a l campaign that i s more fully documented i n t h e legal case files.

Alphabetical subgroupings included in American Fund for Public Servicematerial found on microfilm Reels 2-6 (please consult the indexes for exactlocations) are as follows:

Alabama Schools, 1935-1940; Arkansas Schools, 1936-1937;Committee on Negro Work, 1930-1933; Educational Campaign,1934-March 1936; Educational Campaign, April 1936-November1937; Educational Campaign, December 1937-1939; Fraternities

a n d Sororities, 1935-1937; Georgia Schools, 1937-1938; H a r r i s o n - B l a c k - F l e t c h e r Bill, 1936-1938; Hubbard a n d Alexander R e p o r t [1934?]; Joint Committee, 1933-1935; Joint Committee,

1936-1937; Kansas, University of, 1935-1940; Kentucky Schools,

1939-1940; Kentucky, University o f , 1936; Loudoun County, V i r g i n i a , 1934-1936; Louisa County, Virginia, Schools, 1935-1937;

Louisiana Schools, 1937;LouisianaState University, 1936;MargoldReport, 1930; Maryland Counties, 1938; Maryland Schools, 1938-1939; Mississippi Schools, 1937-1940; National Conference onProblems of Negro Youth, 1936-1937; North Carolina Schools,

1936-1940; Oklahoma, University o f , 1935; Pennsylvania, U n i v e r s i t y o f , 1935; Pittsburgh Courier Controversy, 1926; Port Huron

School Case, 1935; Radio Broadcast, 1936; Roanoke School T e a c h e r s , 1935; Scholarship Bill--Maryland, 1937 a n d Texas, 1937;

South Carolina Schools, 1938-1940; South Carolina, University of,1937-1940; Tables, 1931 -1932; Temple University, 1935; Virginia,University of, 1935-1936; West Virginia, University of, 1937; andWise County, Virginia, 1935-1936.

Legal File

These folders show the NAACP educational campaign in action. Files t y p i c a l l y document t h e development, litigation, resolution, a n d aftermath o f attempts

b y black Americans t o obtain educational equality. T h e legal campaign c o m p r i s e d three major types o f litigation. School cases fought n e w efforts t o e s t a b l i s h segregation i n primary a n d secondary institutions o r sought equalization o f

facilities among segregated schools. Teachers' salary cases challenged theexistence of separate and inferior pay scales for black educators. Universityadmission cases concentrated on the admission of qualified black scholars tothe state-funded graduate schools of their home states. Documents in eachcategory include correspondence, memoranda, reports, and legal briefs.

The evolution of legal strategies can be charted through the interaction of

Nathan Margold, Charles Houston, Thurgood Marshall, a n d others o f t h e n a t i o n a l office with local attorneys a n d local branch officers o f t h e NAACP. A

portrait of the evolving professionalism of black attorneys is a major facet ofthese records. Prominent among a growing network of black lawyers committedto civil rights are Raymond Pace Alexander, William T. Andrews, Charles A.Chandler, William H. Hastie, Eugene R. Hayne, Oliver W. Hill, Charles Houston,Cecil McCoy, S.D. McGill, Thurgood Marshall, James Nabrit, Conrad Pearson,Leon A. Ransom, and Sidney Redmond. Briefs and correspondence depict theattention t o detail a n d t h e continuous process o f revision that marked a s u c c e s s f u l campaign.

The records also cast light on the financing of the litigation as well as on themorale and political consciousness of many separate black communities. A keyelement in the NAACP strategy was the recruitment of teachers and other civicleaders into chapters of the NAACP. Liaison with thesegroups was an importantfacet of the campaign and is well documented in the collection. National opinionmakers, newspersons, religious groups, and other parties expressed interest inmany cases as well. Correspondence of Walter White and Roy Wilkins of thenational office shows the cultivation of this interest through vigorous publicrelations efforts.

A chronological listing of cases from the Legal File follows. For reel and framenumbers of these and related subjects, please consult the indexes.

School Cases: Indianapolis, Indiana, 1926; Gary, Indiana, 1927-1931;Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1927; Toms River, New Jersey, 1927; Berwyn,Pennsylvania, 1932-1934; Baltimore County, Maryland, 1935-1937;Muskogee, Oklahoma, 1937-1939; Wilmington, Ohio, 1939-1940; andCentral City, Kentucky, 1939-1940.

Teachers' Salary Cases: Maryland, 1934-1940; Virginia, 1935-1940; F l o r i d a , 1937-1949; a n d Louisiana, 1938-1940.

University Admission Cases: North Carolina, 1933-1937; Maryland, 1933-1939; Missouri, 1935-1940; and Tennessee, 1935-1940.

Administrative FileMaterial in this section deals with discrimination in education, discrimination

i n teachers' salaries, a n d other general educational issues. These folders c o n t a i n mostly correspondence, although some reports a n d memoranda appear.

Prominent figures represented include Beulah Amidon, Robert W. Bagnall,Roger Baldwin, Chapin Brinsmade, W.E.B. Du Bois, Waldo Frank, Charles H.Houston, James Weldon Johnson, Nathan Margold, Thurgood Marshall,Broadus Mitchell, Carl Murphy, Arthur B. Spingarn, Moorfield Storey, WalterWhite, and Roy Wilkins.

Subjects found within are further subdivided into the following topics, whichmay be located through the indexes.

Administrative File: Discrimination

Education, 1916-1939; Arkansas, 1938-1940; Arkansas, University of,1938-1939; Bradley Polytechnic Institute, 1931; Harvard University,1922-1923; High Schools, New York, 1919-1939; Johns Hopkins University,1938-1940; Marquette University, 1930; Michigan, University of, 1930-1931,1939; Minnesota, University of, 1935-1936; New York University, 1928-1929;

North Carolina, University o f , 1938-1939; Oberlin College, 1919; Ohio U n i v e r s i t y , 1924,1929; Rochester, University of, 1927; Smith College, 1923; S t e n o t y p e School, N e w York, 1939; Syracuse University, 1931; Tennessee, U n i v e r s i t y o f , 1938; Texas, University o f , 1938; U.S. Military Academy, 1929-1930;

Valparaiso University, 1920; Various Religious Schools, 1931, 1938-1939;Vermont, University of, 1926-1927; and Virginia Military Institute, 1921;Teachers' Salaries, 1933-1940.

Administrative File: Education

Education, general, 1920-1939; Attitude test, 1934; Biggs, Maryette, 1937;Bouyer, Harsba, 1932; Congress on Education for Democracy, 1939; Cooper,

Anna J . , 1934; Costs o f Graduate School, 1939; Educational Policies C o m m i s s i o n , 1939; E lk City, Oklahoma, 1929; Federal A id to Education, 1913-1914,

1937-1939; Florida School Laws, 1932; Fox, Dewey, 1935; George-Ellzey Bill,1934; Harlem Schools, 1929,1936; Harlem Schools, 1939; Leland, A.P., 1924;Lightbourn, A.G., 1928-1929; Maryland School Laws, 1935; Syllabus,1934-1936; Teachers' Salaries, Virginia, 1933; Thompson, C.H., 1934-1936.

Addendum File

These later accessions of NAACP documents augment the materials found inthe previous sections. Substantive correspondence, minutes of meetings, andnewsclippings concern both the formative and final years of the American Fundfor Public Service, or Garland Fund. Discrimination in education is documented

f o r 1913-1914 i n Atlanta, Georgia; Cincinnati, Ohio; a n d N e w York. T h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f t h e NAACP Legal Defense Fund i s highlighted i n a folder o f

1938-1939. Legal File additions concern school cases in Baltimore, Maryland;

Hillburn, New York; Moline, Illinois; Richland County, South Carolina; W i l m i n g t o n , Ohio; and other educational issues affecting blacks. Teachers' salary cases

provide further documents from Anne Arundel, Calvert, and Prince Georgescounties, Maryland; Louisville, Kentucky; and Norfolk, Virginia; as well as moregeneral material. University admission cases include additional documents forthe University of Missouri and the University of Tennessee cases documented inprevious legal files. (For the locations of these and related documents, pleaseconsult the indexes.)

REEL INDEX[To facilitate the location of certain documents within a file folder--e.g., reports, memoranda,articles, studies, legal documents, questionnaires, newsclippings--the frame number and name ofeach highlighted document has been indented beneath the heading "Major Document Frame #"throughout the Index.]

Reel 1File Folder Major DocumentFrame # Frame #

Introductory Material

0001 The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People: A Register of ItsRecords in the Library of Congress. Volume I, 1909-1939, Library of CongressManuscript Division, 1972. 103pp.

Administrative File

Group I, Box C-196.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service.0104 1922-1928. 67pp.

0171 February-November 1929. 97pp.

0172 Report for the Three Years 1925-1928, and Summary of All Six Years ofOperation. February 1929. 25pp.

0207 Report of the Committee on Negro Work. September-October 1929. 18pp.

0268 January 3-31, 1930. 58pp.

0272 Comparison of the Aims of the American Negro Labor Congress and theNational Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).January 3-15, 1930. 51pp.

0326 February-May 1930. 90pp.

0339 Memoranda from the Committee on Negro Work. May 28, 1930. 77pp.

0416 June-September 1930. 51pp.

0447 Synopsis for Program regarding Expenditure of the $100,000 FundReleased to the NAACP, June 27, 1930. 7pp.

0467 October-December 1930. 76pp.0543 January-May 1931. 44pp.

0587 June-December 1931. 69pp.0656 January-November 1932. 111pp.

0667 Memorandum regarding Conspiracy to Drive Negros from Farms inBeckham County, Oklahoma, by Nathan R. Margold. May 3, 1932. 25pp.

0767 January-October 1933. 44pp.

0772 Trudeau v. Barnes. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Brief.March 1933. 19pp.

0811 March-December 1934. 86pp.

0882 Report for the Four Years, 1930-1934, and Summary of All Twelve Years ofOperation. November 1934. 9pp.

0897 January-November 1935. 76pp.Group I, Box C-197.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0973 February-October 1936. 91pp.

1043 Report for the Two Years 1934-1936. September 1936. 9pp.

1064 February-October 1937 and 1938. 60pp.


Group I, Box C-197 cont.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0001 Alabama Schools. 1935-July 1937. 68pp.

0069 Alabama Schools. June 1937-1940. 81pp.

0150 Arkansas Schools. 1936-1937. 36pp.

0186 Committee on Negro Work. 1930-1933. 56pp.0242 Educational Campaign. 1934-1935. 64pp.

0316 Educational Campaign. January 4-24, 1936. 104pp.

0349 "Findings and Recommendations Relative to Higher Education of Negroesin Maryland," by Robert Davids, n.d. 71pp.

0420 Educational Campaign. February-March 1936. 50pp.Group I, Box C-198.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont0470 Educational Campaign. April-July 1936 Correspondence relating to the Admission

of Aubrey Grossman to the California Bar, June 1936 Filed Inaccurately under June1937. 44pp.

0514 Educational Campaign. August-October 1936. 53pp.

0518 "Some Remarks o n t h e Coordination o f Negro a n d White Colleges a n d U n i v e r s i t i e s i n t h e South," b y G u y B . Johnson, June 22, 1936, a n d Report o f t h e

Committee o n t h e Coordination o f Negro a n d White Colleges a n d U n i v e r s i t i e s , June 2 5 , 1936. 14pp.

0567 Educational Campaign. November-December 1936. 49pp.0616 Educational Campaign. January-March 1937. 72pp.0688 Educational Campaign. April-May 1937. 72pp.0760 Educational Campaign. June-August 1937. 39pp.

0769 Admission of Aubrey Grossman to the California Bar. June 1 -24, 1936. 7pp.

0799 Educational Campaign. September 1-29, 1937. 42pp.0841 Educational Campaign. October 4-30, 1937. 64pp.0905 Educational Campaign. November 3-30, 1937. 78pp.

0983 Educational Campaign. November 1937-1939. 40pp.

0984 Reports of the Statistician, Missouri State Association of Negro Teachers.39pp.


Group I, Box C-199.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0001 Educational Campaign. December 1937. 63pp.

0042 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Opinion. Decembers, 1937.17pp.

0059 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Suggestions in Opposition toAppellant's Motion for Rehearing and Motion to Modify. December 27, 1937.2pp.

0064 Educational Campaign. 1937. 50pp.

0088 Partial and Preliminary Report on the Treatment Accorded the Negro in theHistory Textbooks of the New York City Public School System, n.d. 26pp.

0114 Educational Campaign. 1937. 35pp.

0149 Educational Campaign. 1938-1939. 45pp.

0152 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Opinion of Judge W. Calvin Chestnut. November 22,1939. 14pp.

0194 Educational Campaign, n.d. 74pp.

0195 Report of Maryland Commission on Higher Education of Negroes to theGovernor and General Assembly of Maryland, n.d. 73pp.

0268 Fraternities and Sororities. January-November 1935. 45pp.

0313 Fraternities and Sororities. December 2-29, 1935. 77pp.

0390 Fraternities and Sororities. 1936-1937. 82pp.0472 Georgia Schools. 1937-1938. 79pp.

0535 "A Comparative Study o f Teachers' Salary Differentials in Georgia, T e n n e s s e e , and North Carolina," by J. Jerome Robinson, Alton M. Childs, J . Garfield

Dashiell, and Charles R. Lawrence, Jr. n.d. 16pp.

0551 Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills. 1936-1937. 103pp.

0654 Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills. 1937. 112pp.0766 Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills. 1937-1938. 56pp.0822 Hubbard and Alexander Report, ca. 1934. 65pp.

0823 "Types o f Potentially Favorable Cases," b y Maceo W . Hubbard a n d R a y m o n d Pace Alexander, c a . 1934. 64pp.

0887 Joint Committee. 1933-1935. 137pp.

0888 Reports and Memoranda to the Joint Committee Supervising the E x p e n d i t u r e o f the Appropriations by the American Fund for Public Service to the

NAACP. 1933-1935. 136pp.


Group I, Box C-199 cont.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.

0001 Joint Committee. 1933-1935 cont. 31pp.

0002 Reports and Memoranda to the Joint Committee Supervising the E x p e n d i t u r e o f the Appropriations by the American Fund fo r Public Service to the

NAACP. 1933-1935 cont. 30pp.

Group I, Box C-200.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont0031 Joint Committee. 1936-1937. 76pp.

0032 Reports and Memoranda to the Joint Committee Supervising the E x p e n d i t u r e o f the Appropriations by the American Fund for Public Service to the

NAACP. 1936-1937. 75pp.

0108 University of Kansas. 1935-1937. 41 pp.

0149 University of Kansas. 1938-1940. 36pp.0185 University of Kentucky. 1936. 21pp.

0206 Kentucky Schools. 1937-1939. 56pp.0262 Kentucky Schools. 1939-1940. 36pp.

0298 Loudoun County, Virginia, School Case. 1934-1936. 64pp.

0362 Louisa County, Virginia, School Case. 1935-1936. 50pp.0412 Louisa County, Virginia, School Case. 1936-1937. 66pp.

0478 Louisiana Schools. April-May 1937. 53pp.0531 Louisiana State University. February-September 1936. 28pp.

0559 Margold Report. 1930. 214pp.

0560 "Preliminary Report to the Joint Committee Supervising the E x p e n d i t u r e of the 1930 Appropriation by the American Fund for Public Service to the

NAACP," by Nathan R. Margold. 213pp.

Group I, Box C-201.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0773 Maryland Counties. 1938. 89pp.

0774 Calvert County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 7pp.0781 Charles County Teachers' Salaries. 1938-1939. 27pp.0808 Dorchester County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 22pp.0830 Frederick County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 32pp.

0862 Maryland Counties. 1938. 59pp.

0863 Harford County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 18pp.0881 Kent County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 6pp.0887 Montgomery County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 34pp.


Group I, Box C-201 cont.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0001 Maryland Counties. 1938. 56pp.

0002 Queen Anne's County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 16pp.

0018 Somerset County Teachers' Salaries. 1938. 39pp.

0057 Maryland Schools. 1938-1939. 60pp.

0058 "A Discussion of Principles Underlying Teachers' Salary Schedules with

Recommendations f o r Maryland," Submitted b y County School S u p e r i n t e n d e n t s ' Committee o n Teachers' Salaries. April 1938. 39pp.

0117 Mississippi Schools. 1937-1940. 47pp.0164 National Conference on Problems of Negro Youth. 1936-1937. 56pp.

0220 National Conference on Problems of Negro Youth. 1937. 76pp.

0221 "A Brief Statement concerning Conditions among Negroes in Georgia andt h e Program o f t h e National Youth Administration i n t h e State," b y R.W. B u l l o c k , 1937. 23pp.

0244 Report of the Committee on Increased Opportunity for Employment andEconomic Security. 1937. 11pp.

0255 Recommendations o f t h e Committee o n Security o f Life a n d Equal P r o t e c t i o n Under t h e Law. 1937. 4pp.

0260 "Report of the Committee on Housing and Health," by M.O. Bousfield. 1937. 6pp.

0296 North Carolina Schools. 1936-1937. 36pp.

0332 North Carolina Schools. 1938-1940. 70pp.0402 University of Oklahoma. 1935. 8pp.

0410 University of Pennsylvania. 1935. 6pp.0416 Pittsburgh Courier Controversy. September-October 1926. 68pp.0484 Pittsburgh Courier Controversy. October-November 1926. 26pp.

0510 Pittsburgh Courier Controversy. Newsclippings. 1926. 40pp.Group I, Box C-202.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0550 Pittsburgh Courier Controversy. Newsclippings. 1926-1929. 46pp.0596 Port Huron, Michigan, School Case. 1935. 17pp.0613 Radio Broadcast. 1936. 42pp.0655 Roanoke, Virginia, School Teachers. 1935. 8pp.0663 Scholarship Bill in Maryland. March 10-24, 1937. 51pp.0714 Scholarship Bill in Maryland. March 25-30, April-September 1937. 54pp.0768 Scholarship Bill in Texas. 1937. 28pp.0796 South Carolina Schools. 1938-1940. 60pp.0856 University of South Carolina. 1937. 2pp.0858 University of South Carolina. 1938-1940. 95pp.

0953 Tables. 1931-1932. 80pp.

0954 Professional School Students and Degrees. 1931-1932. 79pp.


Group I, Box C-202 cont.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0001 Temple University. 1935. 8pp.Group I, Box C-203.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0009 University of Virginia. January-August 1935. 29pp.0031 University of Virginia. September-October 1935. 107pp.0138 University of Virginia. November-December 1935. 69pp.0207 University of Virginia. January-February 1936. 47pp.0254 University of Virginia. March-October 1936. 69pp.0323 University of West Virginia. 1937. 5pp.0328 Wise County, Virginia, Schools. 1935-1936. 86pp.

Legal File

Group I, Box D-44.Cases Supported--School Cases.0414 Atlantic City School Segregation. 1927-1928. 46pp.

0438 Edwards v. Board of Education of the City of Atlantic City. New JerseySupreme Court. On Certiorari Affidavit, Reasons, and Writ (Disallowed).March 16, 1928. 11pp.

0460 Atlantic City School Segregation. 1928. 34pp.

0484 Simkins v . Willey. N e w Jersey Supreme Court. O n Mandamus Writ a n d A f f i d a v i t s . September 2 4 , 1928. 8pp.

0494 Atlantic City School Segregation. 1928-1930. 46pp.

0496 Simkins v. Willey. New Jersey Supreme Court. On Mandamus Answer.September 29, 1928. 5pp.

Group I, Box D-4S.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0548 Baltimore County School Case. March-December 1935. 55pp.0595 Baltimore County School Case. January-February 1936. 57pp.0652 Baltimore County School Case. March-April 1936. 38pp.0690 Baltimore County School Case. May-June 1936. 48pp.0738 Baltimore County School Case. August-September 1936. 44pp.0782 Baltimore County School Case. October 1-31, 1936. 41pp.0823 Baltimore County School Case. November-December 1936. 53pp.

0836 Williams v . Zimmerman. Circuit Court o f Baltimore County. Draft o f S t i p u l a t i o n , 1p.

0843 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Stipulation. 1 p.

0871 Williams v . Zimmerman. Circuit Court o f Baltimore County. Revised S t i p u l a t i o n . 2pp.

0876 Baltimore County School Case. February-November 1937. 83pp.

0942 Williams v. Zimmerman. Maryland Court of Appeals. Opinion. May 26, 1937.9pp.

Reel 7Legal File cent.

Group I, Box 0-46.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0001 Baltimore County School Case. Briefs. 1936. 93pp.

0002 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Petition for a Writof Mandamus. March 14, 1936. 7pp.

0009 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Order, March 14,1936. 1p.

0010 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Petition for WritofMandamus (Draft), March 12, 1936. 6pp.

0016 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Replication, May5, 1936. 14pp.

0030 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Replication(Draft). 16pp.

0046 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Brief uponDemurrer to Plaintiff's Replication. 5pp.

0051 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. MemorandumBrief in Opposition to Demurrer to Replication. 6pp.

0057 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Reply Brief onDemurrer. 6pp.

0063 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Brief uponDemurrer to Plaintiff's Replication. 7pp.

0070 Williams v . Zimmerman. Circuit Court o f Baltimore County. Motion N e R e c i p i a t u r . M a y 8 , 1936. 1p.

0071 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Answerto MotionA/e Recipiatur. May 22, 1936. 1p.

0072 Williams v . Zimmerman. Circuit Court o f Baltimore County. Demurrer. July 5 - 1 0 , 1936. 2pp.

0074 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. MemorandumBrief in Opposition to Motion A/e Recipiatur. May 22, 1936. 3pp.

0077 Williams v . Zimmerman. Circuit Court o f Baltimore County. Request f o r E x c e p t i o n t o Opinion o f August 4 , 1936. 1p.

0078 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Rejoinder to theReplication. August 19, 1936. 4pp.

0082 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Surejoinder tothe Rejoinder. August 28, 1936. 1p.

0083 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Answer to thePetition of the Plaintiff. March 28, 1936. 11pp.

0094 Baltimore County School Case. Briefs. 1936. 89pp.

0098 Williams v . Zimmerman. Circuit Court o f Baltimore County. Trial Brief. S e p t e m b e r 1 3 , 1936. 17pp.

0115 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Petitioners'Memorandum Brief. 32pp.

0147 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Memorandum onBehalf of Respondents. 18pp.

0165 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Decision. 4pp.

0169 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Ruling. August4,1936. 4pp.

0173 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Order. October23, 1936. 2pp.

0175 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Stipulation.(Second Draft; Not Filed in Court in Court.) 1 p.

0176 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Memorandum ofthe Facts. November 27, 1936. 7pp.

0183 Baltimore County School Case. Briefs. 1936. 90pp.

0184 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Testimony onBehalf of Petitioners. 31 pp.

0215 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Testimony onBehalf of Respondents. 6pp.

0221 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Questions forWitnesses. 10pp.

0231 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Evidence andInformation (Extracts). 33pp.

0264 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of BaltimoreCounty. Admissions in thePleadings. 2pp.

0266 . Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. Trial Brief. 7pp.

0273 Baltimore County School Case. Transcript. 1936. 161pp.

0274 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. StenographicTranscript. September 14, 1936. 160pp.

0534 Baltimore County School Case. Transcript. 1936. 222pp.

0535 Williams v. Zimmerman. Circuit Court of Baltimore County. StenographicTranscript. September 15, 1936. 221pp.

Group I, Box D-47.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0756 Baltimore County School Case. Transcript. 1936. 274pp.


Group I, Box D-47 cont.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0001 Baltimore County School Case. 1936. 52pp.

0015 "Negro High School Students of Maryland," by Robert McGuinn, Jesse L.Nicholas, and George C. Grant. 21 pp.

0053 Baltimore County School Case. 1936. 95pp.

0054 Williams v. Zimmerman. Maryland Court of Appeals. Argument. 20pp.

Group I, Box 0-48.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0148 Berwyn School Case. January-October, 1932. 21pp.

0169 Berwyn School Case. January-June 1933. 49pp.0218 Berwyn School Case. July-October 1933. 56pp.

0274 Berwyn School Case. October-November 1933. 52pp.

0326 Berwyn School Case. January-June 1934. 29pp.

Group I, Box D-50.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0355 Central City High School, Kentucky. 1939-1940. 107pp.

0434 English v. Board of Education of Central City. Circuit Court of MuhlenbergCounty. Petition in Equity. 2pp.

Group I, Box O-56.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0462 Gary, Indiana, School Case. September 1927. 34pp.

0463 Statements of Emerson High School Students and Parents regarding Strikeand Mass Meeting. September 26, 1927. 16pp.

0496 Gary, Indiana, School Case. October 1-25, 1927. 62pp.

0558 Gary, Indiana, School Case. November 3-25, 1927. 26pp.

0584 Gary, Indiana, School Case. December 1-10, 1927. 40pp.

0599 Hawkins v. City of Gary. Circuit Court of Porter County. Answer. 6pp.

0624 Gary, Indiana, School Case. December 12-27, 1927. 32pp.

0659 Gary, Indiana, School Case. Newsclippings. 1927. 19pp.

0678 Gary, Indiana, School Case. Newsclippings. 1927. 24pp.0702 Gary, Indiana, School Case. Newsclippings. 1927. 36pp.

0738 Gary, Indiana, School Case. January 7-30, 1928. 71pp.

0754 Questionnaires. 11pp.

0784 Edwards v. Wirt. Circuit Court of Porter County. Complaint in Mandate.12pp.

0809 Gary, Indiana, School Cases. February-May 1928. 60pp.

0820 Cheeks v. Wirt. Circuit Court of Porter County. Complaint in Mandate. 11 pp.0863 Cheeks v. Wirt. Motion for New Trial. 6pp.

0869 Gary, Indiana, School Cases. June-August 1928. 41pp.0910 Gary, Indiana, School Cases. September-October 1928. 38pp.

0965 Cheeks v. Wirt. Circuit Court of Porter County. Index to Official Transcript onGary School Case. Edward McKinley Bacoyn. 12pp.

Group I, Box D-57.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0948 Gary, Indiana, School Case. November-December 1928. 83pp.

1002 Cheeks v. Wirt. Circuit Court of Porter County. Excerpts from the Testimonyof William A. Wirt. May 1, 1928. 29pp.


Group I, Box D-57 cont.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0001 Gary, Indiana, School Case. Newsclippings. 1927-1928. 13pp.

0014 Gary, Indiana, School Case. January-February 1929. 21pp.

0035 Gary, Indiana, School Case. March 6-29, 1929. 32pp.

0067' Gary, Indiana, School Case. April-June 1929. 68pp.

0135 Gary, Indiana, School Case. July-November 1929. 55pp.

0174 Cheeks v. Wirt. Indiana Supreme Court. Notice of Motion and Motion. 4pp.

0190 Gary, Indiana, School Case. December 1929. 66pp.

0205 Cheeks v. Wirt. Indiana Supreme Court. Precipe, Notices of Appeal, Bill ofExceptions, and Appellant's Reply Brief. 51pp.

0256 Gary, Indiana, School Case. February-July 1929. 72pp.

0272 Cheeks v. Wirt. Indiana Supreme Court. Petition to Advance. 5pp.

0328 Gary, Indiana, School Case. April-August 1931. 42pp.

0342 Cheeks v. Wirt. Indiana Supreme Court. Opinion. May Term. 1931. 31 pp.

0370 Gary, Indiana, School Case. September 1931-1932. 104pp.

0372 Cheeks v. Wirt. Indiana Supreme Court. Appellants Brief on Petition forRemaining. 75pp.

Group I, Box D-60.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0474 Indianapolis, Indiana, School Case. March-May 1926. 59pp.

0489 Greathouse v. Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis.Indiana Supreme Court. Opinion. March 31, 1926. 12pp.

0504 Greathouse v. Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis.Indiana Supreme Court. Excerpts from Argument and Defendant's ReplyBrief on Its Demurrers to the Complaint. 24pp.

Group I, Box D-65.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.0533 Oklahoma Schools. 1937-1939. 105pp.

0625 Simmons v. Board of Education of the City of Muskogee. U.S. SupremeCourt. Brief of Appellant Opposing Appellees' Motion to Dismiss or Affirm.7pp.

Group I, Box D-99.Cases Supported--School Cases cont.

0638 Wilmington, Ohio, School Board. 1939-1940. 55pp.

0651 Lewis v. Board of Education of Wilmington School District. Court of Appealsof Clinton County. Motion for Leave to File Brief as Amicus Curiae and Briefas Amicus Curiae. 8pp.

0680 Lewis v. Board of Education of Wilmington School District. Appeal from theDecision of the Court of Appeals of Clinton County. June 26, 1940. 3pp.

Group I, Box D-88.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont.

0693 Gilbert v. Highfill. 1937-1938. 112pp.0805 Gilbert v. Highfill. 1939. 57pp.

0862 Gilbert v. Highfill. Legal Briefs. 84pp.

0863 Gilbert v. Highfill. Florida Supreme Court. Pleadings. 25pp.0888 Gilbert v. Highfill. Florida Supreme Court. Petitioner's Brief. 23pp.

0911 Gilbert v. Highfill. Florida Supreme Court. Transcript. 25pp.

0936 Gilbert v. Highfill. Florida Supreme Court. Opinion. 4pp.0940 Gilbert v. Highfill. Florida Supreme Court. Petition for Rehearing. 6pp.

0946 Gilbert v. Highfill. Legal Briefs. 1939. 44pp.

0947 McDanielv. Edwards. U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida.Opinion on Motion to Dismiss. 7pp.

0956 Gilbert v. Highfill. Florida Supreme Court. Opinion. 15pp.

0972 Gilbert v. Highfill. U.S. Supreme Court. Petition for Writ of Certiorari andBrief in Support. 28pp.


Group I, Box 0-88 cont.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont.

0001 Louisiana. 1938-1940. 63pp.0064 Maryland. January-November 1936. 73pp.

0068 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Letter to the Clerk.January 5, 1936. 1p.

0137 Maryland. December 1-31, 1936. 67pp.

0204 Maryland. January-February 1937. 75pp.

0206 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Memorandum.January 4, 1937. 2pp.

0222 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Letter to JudgeCharles Woodward. February 4, 1937. 2pp.

Group I, Box 0-89.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont.0279 Maryland. March-June 1937. 72pp.0351 Maryland. July-December 1937. 96pp.

0369 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Memorandum ofAgreement. July 23, 1937. 10pp.

0419 Brown v. Board of Education of Calvert County, Circuit Court of CalvertCounty. Petition of Elizabeth Brown. November 1937. 5pp.

0432 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Demurrer, Petition,and Order. 15pp.

0447 Maryland. January-June 1938. 72pp.

0519 Maryland. July-December 1938. 58pp.0577 Maryland. January-October 1939. 113pp.0690 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. 1937-1938. 41pp.0731 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. January-May 1939. 68pp.

0796 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Circuit forthe District of Maryland. Memorandum regarding Motion to Bring in ThirdParties. 3pp.

0799 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. June-October 1939. 66pp.0865 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. November 3-30, 1939. 67pp.

0914 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Notice of Opinion. 1 p.

0932 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. December 1-28, 1939. 85pp.

0935 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Request for Findings of Fact. 1p.

0973 Memorandum to the Joint Committee on Teachers' Salaries in Maryland andWalter Mills, by Thurgood Marshall. December 22, 1939. 3pp.

0991 Education of Colored Children in Maryland Counties, n.d. 26pp.


Group I, Box D-89 cont.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont..0001 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. 1940-1941. 46pp.0047 Maryland. Anne Arundel County. Legal Briefs. 85pp.

0049 . Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Opinion by Judge W. Calvin Chestnut. November22, 1939. 13pp.

0063 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Civil Complaint. 15pp.

0078 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Answer of the Board of Education. 7pp.

0085 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Findings of Fact by Judge W. Calvin Chestnut.January 11, 1940. 6pp.

0091 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Conclusions of Law by Judge W. Calvin Chestnut.January 11, 1940. 2pp.

0093 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Final Judgment and Decree by Judge W. CalvinChestnut. January 11, 1940. 2pp.

0095 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Motion to Dismiss Third Party Complaint, ThirdParty Complaint, and Motion of Plaintiff in Answer Thereto. 10pp.

0105 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Opinion byJudge W. Calvin Chestnut. March 1, 1939. 27pp.

Group I, Box D-90.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont.

0132 Maryland. Mills v. Lowndes. 1938-1940. 13pp.0145 Maryland. Mills v. Lowndes. Notes and Briefs. 79pp.

0146 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Draft of Civil Complaint. 9pp.

0155 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. Circuit Court of AnneArundel County, Maryland. Petition for Writ of Mandamus. May 1938. 9pp.

0171 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. AmendedComplaint. December 1938. 12pp.

0183 Millsv. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Final Draft of Findings of Fact and Conclusions ofLaw. January 11, 1940.

0191 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Motion for Leave to Bring in Third Party Defendants,and to Enlarge Time for Answering Bill of Complaint. May 1939. 7pp.

0198 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Final Judgment and Decree. December 1939. 2pp.

0201 Education of Colored Children in Maryland Counties. 1921-1939. 23pp.

0224 Maryland. Mills v. Lowndes. Notes and Briefs. 91pp.

0235 Mills v . Lowndes. U.S. District Court f o r t h e District o f Maryland. S t e n o g r a p h i c Transcript. I n Regard t o Defendant's Motion t o Dismiss Complaint.

January 14, 1939. 81pp.

0316 Maryland. Mills v. Lowndes. Notes and Briefs. 68pp.

0317 Millsv. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Drafts of Civil Complaint. 30pp.

0347 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. Circuit Court of AnneArundel County. Petition for a Writ of Mandamus. May 1938. 10pp.

0383 Maryland. Montgomery County. 1934-1936. 61pp.

0444 Maryland. Montgomery County. 1937. 120pp.

0469 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Answer to Petition.February 8, 1937. 2pp.

0484 Gibbs v. Broome. Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Petition for Writ ofMandamus. December 30, 1936. 6pp.

0506 Questionnaires. Montgomery County Teachers. May 1937. 20pp.

0516 Questionnaires Gauging Effects of Ruling. Montgomery County Teachers,n.d. 43pp.

0564 Maryland. Prince Georges County. 1936-1937 and January-May 1938. 73pp.

0565 Williams v. Zimmerman. Court of Appeals of Maryland. A Memorandum toFollow the Cases Cited in Brief. April 1937. 3pp.

0602 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court ofPrince Georges County. Petition f o r Dismissal o f Petition f o r Writ o f M a n d a m u s . February 1940. 3pp.

0637 Maryland. Prince Georges County. June-July 1938. 73pp.0710 Maryland. Prince Georges County. September-December 1938. 48pp.

0728 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court ofPrince Georges County. Draft of Replication. 5pp.

0758 Maryland. Prince Georges County. Briefs. 1938. 92pp.

0759 Marshall v . Orem. Circuit Court o f Prince Georges County. Petition f o r D i s m i s s a l . 2pp.

0763 Marshall v. Orem. Circuit Court of Prince Georges County. Demurrer. 2pp.0765 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Petition for Writ of Mandamus. March 24, 1938. 6pp.0771 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Replication. 5pp.0776 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Petition for Leave to Amend Petition. 2pp.0778 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Replication. 14pp.0792 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Answer to Petition for Writ of Mandamus. 6pp.

0798 Marshall v . Orem. Circuit Court o f Prince Georges County. Petition f o r D i s m i s s a l . 2pp.

0800 Marshall v. Orem. Circuit Court of Prince Georges County. Petition for Writof Mandamus. 3pp.

0803 Marshall v. Orem. Circuit Court of Prince Georges County. Demurrer. 1 p.0804 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court for

Prince Georges County. Answer. 2pp.0806 Marshall v. Orem. Circuit Court of Prince Georges County. Demurrer. 1 p.0810 Marshall v. Orem. Circuit Court of Prince Georges County. Petition for Writ

of Mandamus. 4pp.0814 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Petition to Require Rejoinder to Replication. 2pp.0816 Excerpt from "Minutes of Meetings" of Board of Education of Prince Georges

County. 1868-1938. 21pp.0841 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Petition and Order for Leave to Amend Petition. 2pp.0843 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince Georges County. Circuit Court of

Prince Georges County. Petition a n d Order Requiring Rejoinder t o R e p l i c a t i o n . 2pp.

0850 Maryland. Prince Georges County. 1939-1940. 44pp.Group I, Box D-91.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont.0894 Virginia. 1935-1936 and July-December 1937. 86pp.


Group I, Box D-91 cont.Cases Supported--Teachers' Salary Cases cont.0001 Virginia. January-April 1938. 63pp.

0064 Virginia. May-September 1938. 50pp.

0097 Wo. D, School Improvement League v. Thurston. Circuit Court of LouisaCounty. Judgment and Order. 2pp.

0114 Virginia. October-December 1938. 78pp.

0192 Virginia. January-April 1939. 72pp.0264 Virginia. June-December 1939 and 1940-1941. 102pp.

0366 Virginia. City of Norfolk. 1938 and January-May 1939. 91pp.

0457 Virginia. City of Norfolk. June-August 1939. 73pp.

0530 Virginia. City of Norfolk. September 11-30, 1939. 36pp.

0566 Virginia. City of Norfolk. October 3-31, 1939. 68pp.0634 Virginia. City of Norfolk. November-December 1939 and 1940. Newsclippings. 63pp.

0697 Virginia. City of Norfolk. Briefs. 102pp.

0698 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Docket Entries. 1p.

0699 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Civil Complaint. November 1939. 12pp.

0711 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. Circuit Court of Appealsfor the Fourth Circuit. Rough Draft of the First Sections of Brief. 36pp.

0747 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. Circuit Court of Appealsfor the Fourth District. Motion to Advance Cause on Calendar. April 8, 1940.3pp.

0750 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Stipulation as to Record. 1p.

0751 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Notice of Appeal to Circuit Court of Appeals. 1 p.

0752 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Judgment. February 29, 1940. 2pp.

0754 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Answer of Defendants and Attachments. 8pp.

0762 Deposition of Walter White regarding Activities of the NAACP. February1939. 5pp.

0767 Preliminary Statement to Honorable Guy T. Helvering, Commissioner,Bureau of Internal Revenue. In the Matter of the Application of the NAACP forExemption under Section 101 (6) of the Revenue Act of 1936. 15pp.

0782 Black v . School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Petition f o r Writ o f Mandamus. March 1939. 10pp.

0792 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Opinion from the Bench. February 12, 1940. 7pp.


0803 Black v . School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Attorneys' Case Docket. 1 p .

0810 Black v. School Board of the City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court of the City o f N o r f o l k . Court's Opinion. M a y 31, 1939. 1p.

0811 Black v . School Board of t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Notice o f Appeal. 2pp.

0814 Black v . School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Rough Draft o f Petition. 4pp.

0818 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Plaintiffs' Reply to Defendants' Brief OpposingComplaint and Supporting Motion to Dismiss. 10pp.

0829 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Answer of Defendants. 7pp.

0839 Black v . School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Petition f o r Writ o f Mandamus. March 1939. 16pp.

0855 Black v . School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Record a n d Index t o Record. June 19, 1939. 27pp.


0884 Blackv. School Board of the City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e C i t y o f N o r f o l k . Subpoenas. 2pp.

0886 Blackv. School Board of the City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court of the City o f N o r f o l k . Exception. M a y 31, 1939. 2pp.

0888 Black v . School Board of t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Answer. M a y 31, 1939. 2pp.

0890 Black v . School Board of t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Replication a n d Joinder o f Issue. M a y 31, 1939. 1p.

0891 Black v . School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk. Circuit Court o f t h e City o f N o r f o l k . Demurrer and Answerof the School Board of t h e City o f Norfolk. M a y 31,

1939. 8pp.

0899 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. Circuit Court of Appealsfor the Fourth District. Decision. June 18, 1940. 10pp.

0909 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Judgment. February 29, 1940. 2pp.

0911 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Opinion from the Bench. February 12, 1940. 7pp.

0918 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for the. Eastern District of Virginia. Docket Entries. 1 p.

0919 Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk. U.S. District Court for theEastern District of Virginia. Civil Complaint. November 1939. 12pp.

Group I, Box D-92.Cases Supported--Toms River School Case.0931 Toms River, New Jersey, School. March 11-23, 1927. 34pp.

0965 Toms River, New Jersey, School. March 23-31, 1927. 59pp.


Group I, Box D-92 cont.Cases Supported--Toms River School Case cont.0001 Toms River, New Jersey, School. April 1-30, 1927. 44pp.

0019 Braun v. Kell. Ocean County Common Plea Court. On Rule to Show CauseAffidavit. March 9, 1927. 17pp.

0045 Toms River, New Jersey, School. May-July 1927. 39pp.

0054 Raison v. Board of Education of the Township of Berkeley. New JerseySupreme Court. Decision on Demurrer to Alternative Writ of Mandamus.June 15, 1927. 8pp.

0084 Toms River, New Jersey, School. September-December 1927. 74pp.

0085 Newsclippings. 1927. 11pp.0096 Braun v. Kell. Ocean County Court of Common Pleas. Rule to Show Cause.

March 4, 1927. 5pp.

0101 Worthy v. Board of Education of the Township of Berkeley. Decision of theCommissioner of Education. June 28, 1927. 7pp.

Group I, Box D-93.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases.0158 University of Maryland. 1933-1934. 23pp.

0181 University of Maryland. Legal Documents. Notes. 1934. 72pp.

0253 University of Maryland. January-April 1935. 49pp.

0261 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Decision. 15pp.

0302 University of Maryland. May 3-29, 1935. 44pp.

0346 University of Maryland. June 2-30, 1935. 54pp.

0400 University of Maryland. July-August 1935. 52pp.0452 University of Maryland. September 3-30, 1935. 81pp.

0456 Pearson v . Murray. Court o f Appeals o f Maryland. Answer t o Petition t o A d v a n c e . 6pp.

0471 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Petition to Advance.August 2, 1935. 7pp.

0533 University of Maryland. October-November 1935. 93pp.

0549 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Draft of Brief. 50pp.

0626 University of Maryland. Newsclippings. December 1935. 72pp.

0698 University of Maryland. January-February 1936. 54pp.

0700 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Opinion. January 15,1936. 5pp.

0722 Stageplay Titled: "Donald Gaines Murray v. University of Maryland LawSchool." 7pp.

0752 University of Maryland. March-December 1936. 30pp.

0782 University of Maryland. 1937. 44pp.0826 University of Maryland. 1938-1939. 27pp.0853 University of Maryland. Briefs. 1935. 64pp.

0854 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Answer to Petition for a Writ ofMandamus. 7pp.

0863 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Petition for a Writ of Mandamus.April 18, 1935. 7pp.

0870 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Replication. May 1, 1935.9pp.

0879 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Answer to Petition for a Writ ofMandamus. May 6, 1935. 7pp.

0886 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Order. April 18, 1935. 1p.

0887 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Petition for a Writ of Mandamus.April 18, 1935. 7pp.

0894 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Replication. May 21, 1935. 5pp.0899 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Writ of Mandamus. 1 p.

0900 Pearson v . Murray. Court o f Appeals o f Maryland. Answer t o Petition t o A d v a n c e . August 31, 1935. 6pp.

0906 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Petition to Summons. June 18-19,1935. 4pp.

0910 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Order of Appeal. 1p.0911 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Petition to Advance.

August 2, 1935. 7pp.


Group I, Box D-94.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases.0001 University of Maryland. Briefs. 1935. 151pp.

0002 Pearson v . Murray, Court o f Appeals o f Maryland. Answer t o Petition t o A d v a n c e . August 3 1 , 1935. 7pp.

0009 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Stenographer's Record. June 18,1935. 143pp.

0152 University of Maryland. Briefs. 1935-1936. 115pp.

0153 Pearson v . Murray. Court o f Appeals o f Maryland. Transcript o f t h e S h o r t h a n d Account o f t h e Proceedings. November 5 , 1935. 60pp.

0213 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Preliminary Draft of Brief.October 2, 1935. 12pp.

0225 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Opinion. January 15,1936. 21pp.

0246 Murray v. Pearson. Baltimore City Court. Order. 1p.

0247 Pearson v. Murray. Court of Appeals of Maryland. Petition to Advance.August 1935. 7pp.

0267 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. January-December 1935. 115pp.0382 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. January-April 1936. 40pp.

0422 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. May-June 1936. 162pp.

0445 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County, Missouri. Depositions onBehalf of Respondents. May 26, 1936. 139pp.

0584 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. June-July 1936. 142pp.

0597 Gaines v . Canada. Circuit Court o f Boone County, Missouri. Bill o f E x c e p t i o n s . July 1936. 129pp.

0726 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. July-December 1936. 86pp.

0802 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County, Missouri. Alternative Writof Mandamus. 7pp.

0809 Gaines v . Canada. Supreme Court o f Missouri. Abstract o f t h e Record o f A p p e l l a n t . 2pp.

0811 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Motion to Advance Case onDocket. 1p.

0812 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. January-December 1937. 72pp.

0884 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. January-May 1938. 74pp.

0916 Hocutt v. Wilson. North Carolina Court of Appeals. Statement of Case andAssignment of Errors. 8pp.

Group I, Box D-95.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases.0958 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. June-December 1938. 100pp.

1031 Gaines v. Canada. U.S. Supreme Court. Opinion of Chief Justice Hughes.December 12, 1938. 5pp.

1036 Gaines v. Canada. U.S. Supreme Court. Separate Opinion of Justice Mc-Reynolds. 2pp.


Group I, Box D-95 cont.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases.0001 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. January-April 1939. 93pp.

0094 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. May-June 1939. 90pp.

0097 Gaines v. Canada. Missouri Supreme Court. Opinion at Rehearing. 5pp.

0139 Gaines v. Canada. Missouri Supreme Court. First Draft of Reply Brief. May25, 1937. 16pp.

0184 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. July- December 1939 and January-November1940. 60pp.

0228 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Respondents' Reply toRelator's Reply to Respondents' Amended Answer and Return. 5pp.

0244 University of Missouri. Gaines Case Newsclippings, Miscellaneous Documents, andNotes. 71pp.

0315 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. Newsclippings, Miscellaneous Documents, andNotes. 20pp.

0335 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. Miscellaneous Documents and Notes. 157pp.0492 University of Missouri. Gaines Case. Miscellaneous Documents and Notes. 97pp.Group I, Box D-96.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases.

0589 University of North Carolina. February-March 1933. 44pp.

0633 University of North Carolina. April-December 1933. 69pp.

0702 University of North Carolina. 1934-1937. 111 pp.

0813 University of North Carolina. Briefs. 1933. 37pp.

0820 Hocutt v. Wilson. Superior Court of Durham County. Judgment. March 28,1933. 3pp.

0823 Hocutt v. Wilson. Superior Court of Durham County. Answer. March 24,1933. 4pp.

0827 Hocutt v. Wilson. Superior Court of Durham County. Memorandum ofAuthorities. 16pp.

0843 Hocutt v. Wilson. Superior Court of Durham County. Order (Submitted byPlaintiff but Not Issued by Court). March 1933. 1p.

0844 Hocutt v. Wilson. Superior Court of Durham County. Order. March 18,1933. 2pp.

0846 Hocutt v. Wilson. Superior Court of Durham County. Complaint. March 16,1933. 4pp.

0850 University of Tennessee. 1935. 90pp.

0940 University of Tennessee. January-March 1936. 46pp.

0972 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. MemorandumBrief with Chronology of Significant Dates Attached. March 22, 1937. 6pp.

0986 University of Tennessee. April-May 1936. 73pp.

1034 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Final Decree andAppeal. May 10, 1937. 5pp.


Group I, Box D-96 cont.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases.0001 University of Tennessee. June-July 1936. 86pp.

0048 State of Tennessee v. Bryant. Chancery Court. Opinion. 2pp.

0087 University of Tennessee. August 1-30, 1936. 60pp.0147 University of Tennessee. September-October 1936. 72pp.

0219 University of Tennessee. Newsclippings. November-December 1936. 54pp.

0273 University of Tennessee. January-March 1937. 64pp.Group I, Box D-97.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases cont.0337 University of Tennessee. April-May 1937. 53pp.0390 University of Tennessee. May-December 1937. 44pp.

0428 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Decree and Order.5pp.

0434 University of Tennessee. 1939-1941. 162pp.0596 University of Tennessee. Briefs. 71pp.

0597 Redmond v . Hyman. Chancery Court o f Shelby County. Petition f o r M a n d a m u s . April 2 7 , 1936. 26pp.

0623 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Draft of Order. 3pp.0626 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Answer. May 11,

1936. 11pp.

0657 Redmond v. Hyman.Chancery Court of Shelby Counry. Finding of Facts andDecision. April 16, 1937. 8pp.

0665 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Order. May 11,1936. 2pp.

0667 University of Tennessee. Briefs. 57pp.

0668 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Depositions.August 17 and September 17, 1936. 55pp.

0723 Redmond v . Hyman. Chancery Court o f Shelby County. Amendment t o P e t i t i o n f o r Mandamus. M a y 1 5 , 1936. 1p.


0725 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Motion to RehearTestimony and to Revise Findings of Fact. May 1, 1937. 5pp.

0730 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Draft of Decree. 2pp.

0738 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Answer. May 11,1936. 11pp.

0749 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Order. May 11,1936. 2pp.


0752 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Depositions. June16 and December 4, 1936. 74pp.


0827 Redmond v . Hyman. Chancery Court o f Shelby County. Answer t o P r o p o s i t i o n s o f Fact. 5pp.

0832 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Decree. 3pp.

0838 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Brief of Facts.March 1937. 4pp.

0842 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Significant Datesi n History o f University o f Tennessee affecting Admission o f Negroes T h e r e t o . March 2 2 , 1937. 3pp.

0845 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Decree. 1937. 2pp.

0847 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Memorandum ofCases Cited in Argument by Counsel for Plaintiff. 2pp.

0849 Redmond v . Hyman. Chancery Court o f Shelby County. Trial Brief o f D e f e n d a n t s . 44pp.

0893 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Depositions.August 18, 1936. 22pp.


0916 Hardy v . Smith. Chancery Court o f Knox County. Amended Petition f o r M a n d a m u s . 1939-1940. 16pp.

0932 Totten v . Smith. Chancery Court o f Knox County. Amended Petition f o r M a n d a m u s . 1939-1940. 15pp.

0947 Saunders v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Amended Petition forMandamus. 1939-1940. 15pp.

0962 Saunders v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Order. June 7, 1940.3pp.

0965 Marsh v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Amended Petition forMandamus. 1939-1940. 14pp.

0979 Smith v. Witham.. Chancery Court of Knox County. Amended Petition forMandamus. 1939-1940. 14pp.

0993 Michael v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Amended Petition forMandamus. 1939-1940. 16pp.


Group I, Box D-97 cont.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases cont.


0002 Michael v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Motion for PeremptoryWrit of Mandamus. July 5, 1940. 2pp.

0004 Michael v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Order. August 1940.1 p.

0005 Michael v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Order for Hearing onDemurrer. July 8, 1940. 1p.

0008 Michael v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Draft Amended Petitionfor Mandamus. 2pp.

0010 Saunders v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Order. 3pp.

0013 Hardy v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Demurrer and Answer ofDefendants. November 27, 1939. 22pp.

0035 Totten v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Demurrer and Answer ofDefendants. November 27, 1939. 20pp.

0055 Saunders v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Demurrer and Answerof Defendants. November 27, 1939. 20pp.

0075 Marsh v. Smith. Chancery Court of Knox County. Demurrer and Answer ofDefendants. November 27, 1939. 22pp.

0097 Smith v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Demurrer and Answer ofDefendants. November 27, 1939. 21pp.

0118 Michael v. Witham. Chancery Court of Knox County. Demurrer and Answerof Defendants. November 27, 1939. 21pp.


0142 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Finding Facts andOpinion. April 16, 1937. 8pp.

0150 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Brief of Facts.March 1937. 5pp.

0155 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Memorandum Briefand Chronology of Significant Dates Attached. 6pp.

0161 University of Tennessee. Briefs and Notes, n.d. 18pp.

0162 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Order DismissingAppeal. 1p.

0164 Redmond v . Hyman. Chancery Court o f Shelby County. Draft o f M e m o r a n d u m Brief. 11 p p .

0175 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Motion to ExcludeTestimony and Draft. 4pp.

Group I, Box D-98.Cases Supported--University Admission Cases cont.0179 University of Tennessee. Notes. 70pp.

0193 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Draft of Brief ofFacts. 15pp.

0208 Redmond v. Hyman. Chancery Court of Shelby County. Draft of Motion toExclude Testimony. 3pp.

0235 Redmond v . Hyman. Chancery Court o f Shelby County. Schedule o f W i t n e s s e s a n d Proof. M a y 1 5 , 1936. 14pp.

0249 University of Tennessee. Notes and Legal Documents, n.d. 126pp.0375 University of Tennessee. Miscellaneous Material. 71pp.

Administrative File

Group I, Box C-270.Subject File--Discrimination. Education0445 General. 1916-1919. 14pp.

0459 General. 1919-1920. 66pp.

0525 General. 1919-1920. 17pp.

0542 General. 1920. 60pp.0602 General. 1921-1922. 18pp.

0620 General. 1923-1926. 36pp.

0656 General. 1927-1935. 34pp.

0690 General. 1936. 101pp.

0791 General. 1938. 77pp.

0868 General. 1939. 77pp.

0945 Arkansas. 1938. 48pp.0993 Arkansas. 1939-1940. 37pp.


Group I, Box C-270 cont.Subject File--Discrimination. Education cont.0001 Arkansas. University of Arkansas. 1938-1939. 45pp.0046 Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Peoria, Illinois. 1931. 10pp.0056 Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts. 1922. 33pp.0089 Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts. January 18-31, 1923. 36pp.0125 Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts. January 4-16, 1923. 48pp.0173 Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts. February-June 1923. 25pp.0198 High School. New York. 1919-1939. 64pp.

Group I, Box D-271.Subject File--Discrimination. Education cont.0262 Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore, Maryland. 1938-1940. 38pp.0300 Marquette University. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 1930. 13pp.

0313 University of Michigan. 1930-1931, 1939. 33pp.

0346 University of Minnesota. 1935-1936. 10pp.

0356 New York University. 1926. 32pp.0398 New York University. 1927. 62pp.

0460 New York University. 1928. 36pp.0496 New York University. 1929. 45pp.

0541 University of North Carolina. 1938-1939. 64pp.

0605 Oberlin College. Oberlin, Ohio. 1919. 24pp.0629 Columbia University. New York City. 1924. 35pp.

0664 Ohio University. 1929. 26pp.

0690 Various Religious Schools. 1931 and 1938-1939. 45pp.

0735 University of Rochester. New York. 1927. 10pp.

0745 Smith College. Northampton, Massachusetts. 1922-1923. 49pp.0794 Stenotype School. New York. 1939. 14pp.

0808 Syracuse University. Syracuse, New York. 1931. 20pp.0828 University of Tennessee. 1938. 27pp.

0855 University of Texas. 1938. 9pp.

0864 Military Academy. West Point, New York. 1929-1930. 14pp.

0878 Valparaiso University. Valparaiso, Indiana. 1920. 9pp.0887 University of Vermont. 1927. 24pp.

Group I, Box 0-272.Subject File--Discrimination. Education cont.

0911 Virginia Military Institute. Newsclippings. 1921. 14pp.

0925 Virginia Military Institute. 1921. 74pp.


Group I, Box C-281.Subject File--Discrimination.0001 Teachers' Salaries. February-September 1933. 113pp.0114 Teachers' Salaries. October-December 1933. 101pp.0215 Teachers' Salaries. 1937-1940. 89pp.0304 Teachers' Salaries, n.d. 23pp.Group I, Box C-287.Subject File--Education.

0327 General. 1919. 9pp.0336 General. January-February 1920. 34pp.

0370 General. March 1920. 16pp.

0386 General. April 1920. 33pp.

0419 General. May-December 1920. 24pp.

0443 General. January-June 1921. 46pp.

0489 General. July-December 1921. 49pp.

0519 "The Educational Door of Opportunity," by R.T. Kerlin. 19pp.

0538 General. February-May 1922. 40pp.

0578 General. June-December 1922. 83pp.

0605 "Public Schools and Public Finance, Prince Georges County, Maryland."1922. 35pp.

0661 General, n.d. 26pp.

Group I, Box C-288.Subject File--Education cont.0687 General. January-February 1923. 39pp.

0726 General. March 1923. 79pp.

0805 General. April 1923. 40pp.

0845 General. May 1923. 33pp.


0934 General. 1924. 50pp.

0984 General. January-March 1925. 78pp.

1062 General. April-July 1925. 42pp.

1104 General. August-December 1925. 40pp.

1144 General. February-May 1926. 36pp.


1199 General. 1927. 23pp.

1222 General. 1928. 46pp.

1268 General. January-April 1929. 27pp.


Group I, Box C-288 cont.Subject File--Education cont.

0001 General. May-December 1929. 31pp.Group I, Box C-289.Subject File--Education cont.0032 General. January-April 1930. 53pp.

0085 General. May-August 1930. 12pp.

0097 General. September-December 1930. 43pp.

0140 General. January-June 1931. 30pp.0170 General. July-December 1931. 12pp.

0182 General. 1931. 69pp.

0183 Joint Committee on Education, "Survey of Harlem Schools." June 3, 1931. 68pp.

0251 General. January-July 1932. 8pp.0259 General. August-December 1932. 41pp.0300 General. January-February 1933. 32pp.0332 General. March-July 1933. 25pp.0357 General. August-November 1933. 55pp.0412 General. December 1933. 32pp.

0413 National Conference on Negro Education. Planning Committee. 31pp.

0444 General. January-March 1934. 29pp.0473 General. April-May 1934. 51pp.

0478 National Conference on Negro Education. 33pp.

0524 General. June-December 1934. 48pp.Group I, Box C-290.Subject File--Education cont.0572 General. January-March 1935. 53pp.0625 General. April-May 1935. 43pp.0668 General. June-September 1935. 51pp.0719 General. October-November 1935. 66pp.0785 General. December 1935. 5pp.0790 General. January-October 1936. 47pp.0837 General. October-December 1936. 63pp.0900 General. January-February 1937. 83pp.0983 General. March 1937. 53pp.

0984 Theresa Mayer Durlach, Plan for the Durlach School. 22pp.


Group I, Box C-290 cont.Subject File--Education cont.0001 General. April-June 1937. 29pp.0030 General. July-September 1937. 60pp.0090 General. October-December 1937. 51pp.Group I, Box C-291.Subject File--Education cont.0141 General. January-March 1938. 41pp.0182 General. April-May 1938. 53pp.0235 General. June 1938. 48pp.0293 General. July-August 1938. 20pp.


0347 Printed Material. 1938. 73pp.

0348 Inequalities in Expenditures for Public Schools. 7pp.0355 Budget Estimates for 1939 Educational Campaign. 15pp.

0370 Education in a Democracy. March 1, 1938. 9pp.

0379 Brief Statement of NAACP Educational Program. 16pp.

0395 Resolutions of Teachers' Committee for Democratic Rights. 6pp.0405 Future Policies and Practices Which Should Govern the Relationship of the

Federal Government to Negro Separate Schools. 7pp.

0412 Budget for the Interracial Education Committee. 1937-1938. 1p.

0413 Equalization for Teachers' Salaries. 7pp.

0420 General. January-March 1939. 70pp.

0490 General. April-June 1939. 60pp.0550 General. July-August 1939. 43pp.


0643 General, n.d. 162pp.

0644 "Some Factors Affecting Secondary Education among Negroes of Maryland(Excluding Baltimore)," by Enolia Retifens. 47pp.

0691 Summaries of Cases and Laws Affecting Education of Negroes. 106pp.

0797 Article and Excerpts of Speech by Oswald Garrison Villard regarding theSmith-Lever Bill. 8pp.

0805 Attitude Test. 1934. 20pp.

0806 Nyack, New York Controversy. 19pp.

0825 Maryette Biggs. 1937. 33pp.0858 Harsba F. Bouyer. 1932. 21pp.0879 Anna Cooper. 1934. 15pp.

0894 (World) Congress on Education for Democracy. 1939. 56pp.Group I, Box C-292.Subject File--Education cont.

0950 Costs of Graduate School. 1939. 47pp.

0965 "Schools for a Minority," by Gould Beech. 12pp.

0987 Memorandum regarding the Cost of Parallel Tax-Supported GraduateSchools, etc., by Martin D. Jenkins. October 24, 1939. 8pp.

0997 Educational Policies Commission. 1939. 66pp.1063 Elk City, Oklahoma. 1929. 34pp.1097 Federal Aid to Education. 1913. 44pp.


Group I, Box C-292 cont.Subject File--Education cont.

0001 Federal Aid to Education. 1914. 55pp.

0056 Federal Aid to Education. 1914 and 1938-January 1939. 86pp.

0142 Federal Aid to Education. February-April 1939. 116pp.

0258 Florida School Laws. 1932. 36pp.

0294 Dewey Fox. 1935. 20pp.0314 George-Ellzey Bill. 1934. 35pp.

0349 Harlem Schools. 1929. 21pp.

0370 Harlem Schools. January-April 1936. 46pp.

0416 Harlem Schools. May-December 1936. 55pp.

0471 Harlem Schools. 1939. 50pp.Group I, Box C-293.Subject File--Education cont.

0521 Abbey Porter Leland. 1924. 29pp.

0550 Maryland School Laws. 1931-1935. 71 pp.0621 Syllabus. 1934. 34pp.

0655 Syllabus. 1935-1936. 80pp.

0691 Syllabus for Courier Workers' Education: "The American Negro WorkerToday," by John P. Davis. 44pp.

0735 Teachers' Salaries. Virginia. 1933-1934. 36pp.0771 Charles H. Thompson. 1935. 25pp.

Addendum File

Group II, Box L-1.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service.0796 Correspondence. December 1922. 15pp.

0811 Correspondence. March-December 1922. 98pp.

0909 Minutes of Meetings. 1922. 30pp.0939 Newsclippings. 1922-1923. 38pp.0977 Correspondence and Minutes of Meetings. January-June 1923. 125pp.


Group II, Box L-1 cont.Subject File--American Fund for Public Service cont.0001 Correspondence and Minutes of Meetings. July 1923-April 1924. 134pp.

Group II, Box L-14.Subject File--Discrimination. Education.0135 Atlanta, Georgia. 1913-1914. 15pp.0150 Cincinnati, Ohio. 1914. 7pp.0157 General. 1913-1914, 1939. 8pp.

0165 Verbank Farm School. Verbank, New York. 1914. 55pp.Group II, Box L-15.Subject File--Garland Fund.0220 Garland Fund. 1937-1939. 85pp.Group II, Box L-19.Subject File--Legal Defense Fund.0305 Establishment of. 1938-1939. 66pp.

0317 Draft of Certificate of Incorporation of Civil Liberties Educational Fund, Inc.,and By-Laws. November 1938. 18pp.

0358 Certificate of Incorporation of NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund,Inc., and Hearings regarding Application. October-November 1939. 13pp.

Group II, Box L-33.Legal File.0371 Baltimore, Maryland. Schools. 1935. 3pp.Group II, Box L-36.Legal File cont.0374 Discrimination. Hillburn, New York. 1930-1932. 86pp.

0460 Education. 1913-1914. 160pp.

Group II, Box L-37.Legal File cont.0620 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. Correspondence relating to

Judge W. Calvin Chestnut's Opinion. 1939. 115pp.Group II, Box L-37.Legal File cont.0735 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. Trial Notes, Petitions, and Press

Releases. 1938-1939. 187pp.

0736 Trial Notes. 1939. 23pp.

0768 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Civil Com-plaint. December 1938. 16pp.

0784 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. AmendedComplaint. December 1938. 12pp.

0796 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Motion toDismiss. 1p.

0810 Mills v. Boardof Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Civil Complaint. April 1939. 15pp.

0827 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Statement of Plaintiff on Motion of Defendant toBring in Third Party Defendants, and to Enlarge Time for Answering Bill ofComplaint. May 1939. 1p.

0828 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Third Party Complaint. May 1939. 5pp.

0833 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Answer. June 1939. 8pp.

0841 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Motion of Third Party Defendants to DismissComplaint. June 1939. 3pp.

0844 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Motion of Third Party Defendants to Dismiss ThirdParty Complaint. June 1939. 3pp.

0847 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Answer. June 1939. 2pp.

0850 Memorandum regarding Judge W. Calvin Chestnut's Opinion in Mills v.

State Board of Education; Has Court Authority to Interfere with the A d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f the Monies of the State of Maryland by State Officers. October 24,

1939. [2 Copies.] 18pp.

0892 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Opinion of Judge W. Calvin Chestnut. November 22,1939. 14pp.


Group II, Box L-38.Legal File cont.0001 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. Petitions, Memoranda, and

Briefs, n.d. 138pp.

0006 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Plaintiff'sMemorandum in Opposition to Motion to Dismiss. 39pp.

0045 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Motion for Leave to Bring in Third Party Defendants,and to Enlarge Time for Answering Bill of Complaint. 7pp.

0052 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Final Order Dismissing Third Party Complaint. 2pp.

0089 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Plaintiff'sMemorandum in Opposition to Motion to Dismiss. 32pp.

0121 Petition by the Maryland Educational Association to the State Board ofEducation. 3pp.

0124 Mills v. Lowndes. U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. AmendedComplaint. 11pp.

Group II, Box L-40.Legal File cont.0139 Schools. Moline, Illinois. 1939. 7pp.0146 Schools. Richland County, South Carolina. 1934. 3pp.0149 Schools. Wilmington, Ohio. 1939-1940. 80pp.

0150 Lewis v. Board of Education of Wilmington School District. Court of AppealsFirst Appellate District of Ohio, Clinton County. Motion for Leave to FileBrief as Amicus Curiae and Brief as Amicus Curiae. 8pp.

0158 Lewis v. Board of Education of Wilmington School District. Court of AppealsFirst Appellate District of Ohio. Opinion. January 4, 1940. 4pp.

0162 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Reply Brief of Plaintiffs. 4pp.

0166 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Stipulation of Partial Statement of Facts.2pp.

0168 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Trial Brief. 6pp.

0174 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Petition in Mandamus. October 1939.4pp.

0178 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Brief for Defendants and Appendices.40pp.

0218 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Plaintiffs' Brief. 9pp.

0227 Lewis v. School Board of Wilmington School District. Court of Appeals FirstAppellate District Clinton County. Stipulation of Partial Statement of Facts.2pp.

0229 Teachers' Salaries. Calvert County. Maryland. 1937-1939. 129pp.

0268 Brown v. Board of Education of Calvert County. Circuit Court of CalvertCounty. Drafts of Petition for Writ of Mandamus and Correspondence.November 1937. 20pp.

0288 Brown v. Board of Education of Calvert County. Circuit Court of CalvertCounty. Petition for Writ of Mandamus. November 10, 1937. 6pp.

Group II, Box L-41.Legal File cont.

0358 Teachers' Salaries. General. 1935 and 1939. 22pp.

0359 Memoranda Reports to the Joint Committee of the American Fund for PublicService, Inc., and the NAACP. July 29, 1935, and November 14, 1935. 10pp.

0369 "Agriculture, Industry, and Science: The Trinity of Progress," by Louis J.Taber, Master of the National Grange. 7pp.

0380 Teachers' Salaries. Louisville, Kentucky. 1938-1939. 27pp.

0407 Teachers' Salaries. Maryland. 1936-1939. 55pp.

0421 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince George's County. Circuit Court ofPrince George's County. Petition for Writ of Mandamus. March 26, 1938.6pp.

0427 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince George's County. Circuit Court ofPrince George's County. Attorneys' Case Docket. 1938-1940. 2pp.

0429 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince George's County. Circuit Court ofPrince George's County. Replication. 1938. 14pp.

0443 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince George's County. Circuit Court ofPrince George's County. Answer. April 1938. 6pp.

0449 Cook v. Board of Education of Prince George's County. Circuit Court ofPrince George's County. Petition to Require Rejoinder to Replication. 1938.2pp.

0451 Mills v. Board of Education of Anne Arundel County. U.S. District Court forthe District of Maryland. Opinion of Judge W. Calvin Chestnut. November22, 1939. 11pp.

0462 Teachers' Salaries. Norfolk, Virginia. 1937-1939. 60pp.

0463 Fragment of Draft of Petition. 5pp.

0468 Excerpts from Minutes of Meetings of School Board of City of Norfolk andOther Evidence from Melvin Alston. 1916-1939. 54pp.

0522 University of Missouri. Bluford v. Missouri. 1938-September 1939. 114pp.

0537 "Judge Reserves Decision in Bluford Case," Newspaper Story by Dorothy H.Davis. February 10, 1939. 15pp.

0565 Excerpts from Minutes of Meetings of Board of Curators of Lincoln University.1939. 11pp.

0636 University of Missouri. Bluford v. Missouri. October-December 1939. 163pp.

0698 Bluford v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Respondent's Return tothe Alternative Writ of Mandamus. 10pp.

0708 Bluford v . Canada. Circuit Court o f Boone County. Petition f o r Writ o f M a n d a m u s a n d Drafts. October 6-13, 1939. 21pp.

0792 Bluford v . Canada. Circuit Court o f Boone County. Petition f o r Writ o f M a n d a m u s (Second Draft). October 1939. 7pp.

0799 University of Missouri. Gaines v. Missouri. Briefs, Petitions, and Arguments. 1936.122pp.

0800 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Notice of Application forWrit of Mandamus. 1p.

0801 Gaines v . Canada. Circuit Court o f Boone County. Alternative Writ o f M a n d a m u s . January 2 4 , 1936. 6pp.

0807 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. First Draft of Petition forMandamus. January 23, 1936. 7pp.

0814 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Stipulation for Dismissalof First Petition. April 15, 1936. 1p.

0815 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Order for Alternative Writof Mandamus. 3pp.

0818 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Petition for Mandamus.April 1936. 9pp.

0827 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Respondents' Return tothe Alternative Writ of Mandamus. 14pp.

0841 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Respondents' Reply toRelator's Reply to Respondents' Return. 5pp.

0846 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Relator's Reply toRespondents' Return and Drafts. June 8-9, 1936. 17pp.

0863 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Respondents' Trial Brief.6pp.

0869 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Relator's Trial Brief. 3pp.

0872 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Respondents' Reply toRelator's Trial Brief. 11pp.

0883 Gaines v . Canada. Circuit Court o f Boone County. List o f Articles a n d C o m m e n t s o n Missouri L a w i n t h e Missouri L a w Review. 3pp.

0886 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Finding of Facts and Con-clusions of Law. June 14, 1936. 6pp.

0892 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Trial Memorandum ofWhat Happend on June 10, 1936. Made in St. Louis on July 11, 1936. 6pp.

Group II, Box L-42.Legal File cont.0921 University of Missouri. Gaines v. Missouri. 1937-1940. 247pp.

0922 "What is the Aim of the Educational Campaign?" March 5, 1937. 6pp.

0933 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Appellant's Statement, Brief,and Argument. 67pp.

1000 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Opinion of Judge William L.Frank. 16pp.

1016 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Notice of Filing Motion forRehearing, Appellant's Motion for a Rehearing and Suggestions in SupportThereof, and Motion to Modify Opinion. December 27, 1937. 12pp.

1028 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Motion to Stay Mandate.1938. 1p.

1029 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Motion for Further Stay ofMandate. April 14, 1938. 2pp.

1031 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Petition for Certiorari. May1938. 4pp.

1035 Gaines v. Canada. Supreme Court of Missouri. Decision. December 12,1938. 11pp.

1045 Statement b y Walter White o n Decision o f U.S. Supreme Court i n t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Missouri Case. December 13, 1939. 2pp.

1047 Gaines v. Canada. Circuit Court of Boone County. Depositions. October1939. 70pp.

1117 Gaines v . Canada. U.S. Supreme Court. Subject Index; Petition f o r C e r t i o r a r i , Brief Table o f Cases, Constitutional Provisions a n d Statutes, a n d S t a t i s t i c s ; a n d Index t o Record. 51pp.

1168 University of Tennessee. 1939. 11pp.

CASE NAME INDEXThe following index is a guide to the case names for which legal documents exist in this collection.

The first Arabic number refers to the reel, and the Arabic number after the colon refers to the framenumber at which a particular document begins. Hence 3: 0934 directs the researcher to thedocument that begins at Frame 0934 of Reel 3. By referring to the Reel Index that constitutes theinitial section of this guide, the researcher can find the main entry for this subject.

Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk12: 0698-0792, 0810-0855, 0899-0919;24: 0462

Barnes, Trudeau v.1: 0772

Black v. School Board of the City of Norfolk12: 0782, 0803-0814, 0839-0891

Bluford v. Canada24: 0522-0792

Board of Education of Anne ArundelCounty, Mills v.

3: 0152; 10: 0796, 0914, 0935; 11: 0048,0063, 0078, 0085, 0091, 0093, 0095, 0146,0155, 0191, 0193, 0198, 0317, 0347; 23:0620; 24: 0001-0124, 0451

Board of Education of Atlantic City,Edwards v.

6: 0438Board of Education of Calvert County,Brown v.

10: 0419; 24: 0268-0288Board of Education of Central City,English v.

8: 0434Board of Education of the City of Muskogee,Simmons v.

9: 0625Board of Education of Prince GeorgesCounty, Cook v.

11: 0602, 0728, 0765-0792, 0804,0814-0843; 24: 0421-0451

Board of Education of the Township ofBerkeley, Raison v.

13: 0045Board of Education of the Township ofBerkeley, Worthy v.

13: 0101

Board of Education of Wilmington SchoolDistrict, Lewis v.

9: 0651, 0680; 24: 0150, 0158, 0162, 0166,0168, 0174, 0178, 0218, 0227

Board of School Commissioners of the Cityof Indianapolis, Greathouse v.

9: 0489, 0504

Braun v. Kell13: 0019, 0096

Broome, Gibbs v.10: 0068, 0206, 0222, 0369, 0432; 11: 0469,0484

Brown v. Board of Education of CalvertCounty

10: 0419; 24: 0268-0288

Bryant, Tennessee v.16: 0048

Canada, Bluford v.24: 0522-0792

Canada, Galnes v.3: 0042-0059; 14: 0445, 0597, 0802-0811,1031-1036; 15: 0097, 0139, 0228; 24:0799-1029

Cheeks v. Wirt8: 0820, 0863, 0965, 1002; 9: 0174, 0205,0272, 0342, 0372

City of Gary, Hawkins v.8: 0599

Cook v. Board of Education of PrinceGeorges County

11: 0602, 0728, 0765-0792, 0804,0814-0843; 24: 0421-0451

Edwards, McDaniel v.9: 0947

Edwards v. Board of Education of AtlanticCity

6: 0438

Edwards v. Wirt8: 0784

English v. Board of Education of CentralCity

8: 0434Gaines v. Canada

3: 0042-0059; 14: 0445,0597, 0802-0811,1031-1036; 15: 0097, 0139, 0228; 24:0799-1029

Gibbs v. Brooms10: 0068, 0206, 0222, 0369, 0432; 11: 0469,

0484Gilbert v. Highfill

9: 0863, 0888, 0911, 0936, 0940, 0956, 0972

Greathouse v . Board o f School C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f t h e City o f Indianapolis

9: 0489, 0504Hardy v. Smith

16: 0916; 17: 0013Hawkins v. City of Gary

8: 0599Highfill, Gilbert v.

9: 0863, 0888, 0911, 0936, 0940, 0956, 0972Hocutt v. Wilson

14: 0916; 15: 0820-0846Hyman, Redmond v.

15: 0972, 1034; 16: 0428, 0597-0893; 17:0142-0175

Kell, Braun v.13: 0019, 0096

Lewis v. Board of Education of WilmingtonSchool District

9: 0651, 0680; 24: 0150, 0158, 0162, 0166,0168, 0174, 0178, 0218, 0227

Lowndes, Mills v.11: 0105, 0132, 0145, 0171, 0235; 23:0768-0796; 24: 0006, 0089, 0124

McDaniel v. Edwards9: 0947

Marshall v. Orem11: 0759, 0763, 0798-0803, 0806-0810

Marsh v. Smith16: 0965; 17: 0075

Michael v. Witham16: 0993; 17: 0002-0008, 0118

Mills v. Board of Education of AnneArundel County

3: 0152; 10: 0796, 0914, 0935; 11: 0049,0063, 0078, 0085, 0091, 0093, 0095, 0146,0155, 0191, 0193, 0198, 0317, 0347; 23:0620; 24: 0001-0124, 0451

Mills v. Lowndes11: 0105, 0132, 0145, 0171, 0235; 23:0768-0796; 24: 0006, 0089, 0124

Murray v. Pearson13: 0261, 0456, 0471, 0549, 0700,0853-0911; 14: 0001-0382

No. D, School Improvement League v.Thurston

12: 0097Orem, Marshall v.

11: 0759, 0763, 0798-0803, 0806-0810Pearson, Murray v.

13: 0261, 0456, 0471, 0549, 0700, 0853-0911; 14:0001-0382

Raison v . Board o f Education o f t h e T o w n s h i p o f Berkeley

13: 0045Redmond v. Hyman

15: 0972, 1034; 16: 0428, 0597-0893; 17:0142-0175

Saunders v. Smith16: 0947-0962; 17: 0010, 0055

School Board o f t h e City o f Norfolk, A l s t o n v .

12: 0698-0792, 0810-0855, 0899-0919;24: 0462

School Board of the City of Norfolk, Black v.12: 0782, 0803-0814, 0839-0891

Simkins v. Willey6: 0484, 0496

Simmons v. Board of Education of the Cityof Muskogee

9: 0625Smith, Hardy v.

16: 0916; 17: 0013Smith, Marsh v.

16: 0965; 17: 0075Smith, Saunders v.

16: 0947-0962; 17: 0010, 0055Smith, Tottenv.

16: 0932Smith v. Witham

16: 0979Tennessee v. Bryan

16: 0048Thurston, No. D, School ImprovementLeague v.

12: 0097Totten v. Smith

16: 0932

Trudeau v. Barnes1: 0772

Willey, Simkins v.6: 0484, 0496

Williams v. Zimmerman6: 0836, 0843, 0871, 0942; 7: 0001 -0756; 8:0054; 11: 0565

Wilson, Hocutt v.14: 0916; 15: 0820-0846

Wirt, Cheeks v.8: 0820, 0863, 0965, 1002; 9: 0174, 0205,0272, 0342, 0372

Wirt, Edwards v.8: 0784

Witham, Michael v.16: 0993; 17: 0002-0008, 0118

Witham, Smith v.16: 0979

Worthy v . Board o f Education o f t h e T o w n s h i p o f Berkeley

13: 0101

Zimmerman, Williams v.6: 0836, 0843, 0871, 0942; 7:0001 -0756; 8:0054; 11: 0565

SUBJECT INDEXT h e following index i s a guide t o t h e major subjects o f this collection. T h e first Arabic number r e f e r s t o t h e reel, a n d t h e Arabic number after t h e colon refers t o t h e frame number a t which a particular

subject begins. Hence. 3: 0934 directs the researcher to the subject that begins at Frame 0934 ofReel 3. By referring to the Reel Index that constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researchercan find the main entry for this subject.

Agriculturediscrimination in education--Verbank Farm

School 23: 0165farms--Beckham County. Oklahoma 1: 0667

progress 24: 0369

Alabamaschools 2:0001-0069

Alexander, Raymond Pace3: 0822

Alston, Melvin24: 0468

Alston v. School Board of the City of Norfolk12: 0698-0792, 0818-0829, 0899-0919:

24: 0462

American Fund for Public ServiceCommittee on Negro Work 1: 0207, 0339: 2:

0186correspondence 22: 0796-0811, 0977: 23:

0001fiscal reports 1: 0172, 0882. 1043general 1: 0104-1064: 2: 0001-0983; 3:

0001-0887: 4: 0001-0862: 5:0001-0953; 6: 0001-0328; 22:0796-0977: 23: 0001, 0220

Joint Committee 3: 0887; 4: 0001-0031; 10:0973: 24: 0359

minutes of meetings 22: 0909, 0977newsclippings 22: 0939

American Negro Labor Congress1: 0272

Anne Arundel County, Marylandteachers' salary cases 3: 0152; 10: 0690-

0932; 11: 0001-0316; 23: 0620-0735: 24: 0001

Arkansasdiscrimination in education 17: 0945-0993

Discrimination in education--University ofArkansas 18: 0001

schools 2: 0150

Athens, Ohiodiscrimination in education--Ohio University

18: 0664

Atlanta, Georgiadiscrimination in education 23: 0135

Atlantic City, New Jerseyschool segregation case 6: 0414-0494

Bacoyn, Edward McKinley8: 0965

Baltimore, Marylanddiscrimination in education--Johns Hopkins

University 18: 0262school cases 23: 0371

Baltimore County, Marylandschools 6: 0548-0876; 7: 0001-0756; 8:

0001-0053Bar

admissions--California 2: 0769Beckham County, Oklahoma

farms 1: 0667

Beech, Gould21: 0965

Berwyn, Pennsylvaniaschools 8: 0148-0326

Biggs, Maryette21: 0825

Blacksee Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills

Black v. School Board of the City of Norfolk12: 0782, 0803-0814, 0839-0891

Bluford v. Canada24: 0522-0636

Bousfield, M.O.5: 0260

Bouyer, Harsba F.21: 0858

Bradley Polytechnic Institutediscrimination in education 18: 0046

Braun v. Kelt13: 0019, 0096

Brown v. Board of Education of CalvertCounty

10: 0419; 24: 0268-0288

Budgeteducational campaign 21: 0355fiscal reports--American Fund for Public

Service 1: 0172, 0882, 1043graduate schools--segregated 21: 0950Interracial Education Committee 21: 0412

Bullock, R.W.5: 0221

Bureau of Internal Revenueexemption--NAACP 12: 0767

Californiabar--admissions 2: 0769

Calvert County, Marylandteachers' salary cases 4: 0774; 24: 0229

Cambridge, MassachusettsHarvard University 18: 0056-0173

Charles County, Marylandteachers' salaries 4: 0781

Cheeks v. Wirt8: 0820, 0863, 0965, 1002; 9: 0174, 0205,0272, 0342, 0372

Chestnut, Judge W. Calvin3: 0152; 11: 0049, 0085, 0091, 0093, 0105;23: 0620, 0850, 0892

Childrensee Students; Youth

Childs, Alton M.3: 0535

Cincinnati, Ohiodiscrimination in education 23: 0150

Civil libertiesNational Committee on Problems of Negro

Youth 5: 0255Committee on Negro Work

American Fund for Public Service 1: 0207,0339; 2: 0186

Controversiesattitude test--Nyack, New York 21: 0806Pittsburgh Courier 5: 0416-0550

Cook v. Board of Education of PrinceGeorges County

11: 0602, 0728, 0765-0792, 0804, 0814-0843; 24: 0421-0449

Oashiell, J. Garfield3: 0535

Davids, Robert2: 0349

Davis, Dorothy H.24: 0537

Davis, John P.22: 0691

Discrimination (general)education 17: 0445-0868; 23: 0157religious schools 18: 0690teachers' salaries 19: 0001-0304see a/so Discrimination in education (by

states); Teachers' salariesDiscrimination in education (by state)

Arkansas 17: 0945-0993Arkansas--University of Arkansas 18: 0001Georgia--Atlanta 23: 0135Illinois--Bradley Polytechnic Institute 18:

0046Maryland--Johns Hopkins University 18:

0262Massachusetts--Harvard University 18:

0056-0173Massachusetts--Smith College 18: 0745Michigan--University of Michigan 18: 0313Minnesota--University of Minnesota 18:

0346New York--Columbia University 18: 0629New York--high school 18: 0198New York--Hillburn 23: 0374New York--New York University 18: 0356-

0496New York--Stenotype School 18: 0794New York--Syracuse University 18: 0808New York--University of Rochester 18: 0735New York--U.S. Military Academy 18: 0864New York--Verbank Farm School 23: 0165North Carolina--University of North Carolina

18: 0541Ohio--Cincinnati 23: 0150Ohio--Oberlin College 18: 0605Ohio--Ohio University 18: 0664Tennessee--University of Tennessee 18:

0828Texas--University of Texas 18: 0855Vermont--University of Vermont 18: 0887Virginia--Virginia Military Institute 18:

0911-0925

Wisconsin--Marquette University 18: 0300see a/so Discrimination (general); Education;

Higher education; Schools;

Dorchester County, Marylandteachers' salaries 4: 0808

Durlach, Theresa Mayer20: 0984

Economic conditionsNational Conference on Problems of Negro

Youth 5: 0221-0244

Educationchildren--Maryland 10: 0991; 11: 0201educational campaign 2: 0242-0983; 3:

0001-0194; 21: 0379educational campaign--aims 24:-0922educational campaign--budget 21: 0355Educational Policies Commission 21: 0997federal aid to 21: 1097; 22: 0001-0142general 19: 0327-1268; 20: 0001 -0983; 21:

0001-0643Interracial Education Committee 21: 0412school cases 23: 0460see a/so Discrimination; Higher education;

Schools; Teachers' salaries

Educational Policies Commission21: 0997

Edwards v. Board of Education of AtlanticCity

6: 0438Edwards v. Wirt

8: 0784

Electionssuffrage case--Louisiana 1: 0772

Elk City, Oklahomaeducation 21: 1063

EmploymentNational Conference on Problems of Negro

Youth 5: 0244

English v. Board of Education of CentralCity

8: 0434Farms

Beckham County, Oklahoma 1: 0667discrimination in education--Verbank Farm

School 23: 0165Federal aid

education 21: 1097; 22: 0001-0142segregated schools 21: 0405

Financebudget--educational campaign 21: 0355budget--graduate schools: segregated 21:

0950

budget--Interracial Education Committee21: 0412

schools 21: 0348schools--Prince Georges County, M a r y l a n d 19: 0605

see also StatisticsFletcher

see Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills

Floridaeducation--school laws 22: 0258teachers' salary cases 9: 0693-0946

Fox, Dewey22: 0294

Frank, William L.24: 1000

Fraternities3: 0268-0390

Frederick County, Marylandteachers' salaries 4: 0830

Gaines v. Canada3: 0042-0059; 14: 0445,0597, 0802-0811,1031-1036; 15: 0097, 0139, 0228; 24:0799-1117

Gary, Indianaquestionnaires 8: 0754schools 8: 0462-0948; 9: 0001-0370statements--students and parents 8: 0463

George-Ellzey Bill22: 0314

Georgiadiscrimination in education--Atlanta 23:

0135National Youth Administration 5: 0221schools 3: 0472

Gibbs v. Broome10: 0068, 0206, 0222, 0369, 0432; 11: 0469,0484

Gilbert v. Highfill9: 0863, 0888, 0911, 0936, 0940, 0956, 0972

Grant, George C.8: 0015

Greathouse v . Board o f School C o m m i s s i o n e r s o f t h e City o f Indianapolis

9: 0489, 0504Grossman, Aubrey

2: 0769Hardy v. Smith

16: 0916; 17: 0013

Harford County, Marylandteachers' salaries 4: 0863

Harlem, New Yorkschools 22: 0349-0471schools--survey 20: 0183

Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills3: 0551-0766

Harvard Universitydiscrimination in education 18: 0056-0173

Hawkins v. City of Gary8: 0599

HealthNational Conference on Problems of Negro

Youth 5: 0260

Helvering, Guy T.12: 0767

High schoolsee Education; Schools

Higher education (by states)

Arkansas--University o f Arkansas: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0001

Illinois--Bradley Polytechnic Institute: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0046

Indiana--Valparaiso University: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in education 18 : 0878

Kansas--University o f Kansas 4 : 0 1 0 8 - 0 1 4 9

Kentucky--University of Kentucky 4: 0185LouisianavLouisiana State University 4: 0531

Maryland--Johns Hopkins University: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0262

Maryland--University o f Maryland: a d m i s s i o n cases 1 3 : 0158-0853; 1 4 : 0 0 0 1 - 0 1 5 2

Massachusetts--Harvard University: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0056-0173

Massachusetts--Smith College: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in education 18: 0745

Michigan--University o f Michigan: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0313

Minnesota--University o f Minnesota: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0346

Missouri--Lincoln University 24: 0565Missouri--University of Missouri: admission

cases 14: 0267-0958; 15: 0001-0492;24: 0522-0921

New YorkvNew York University: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in education 18: 0356-0496

New York--Stenotype School: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in education 18: 0794

New York--Syracuse University: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in education 18: 0808

N e w York--University o f Rochester: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0735

N e w York--U.S. Military Academy: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0864

North Carolina--University of NorthCarolina: admission cases 14: 0916; 15:0589-0846

North Carolina--University of NorthCarolina: discrimination in education 18:0541

Ohio--Oberlin College: discrimination ineducation 18: 0605

Ohio--Ohio University: discrimination ineducation 18: 0664

Oklahoma--University of Oklahoma 5: 0402Pennsylvania--Temple University 6: 0001Pennsylvania--University of Pennsylvania

5: 0410Tennessee--University of Tennessee:

admission cases 15: 0850-0986: 16:0001-0915; 17: 0001-0375: 24: 1168

Tennessee--University o f Tennessee: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 18: 0828

Texas--University of Texas: discrimination ireducation 18: 0855

Vermont--University o f Vermont: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in education 18 : 0887

Virginia--University of Virginia 6: 0009-0254

Virginia--Virginia Military Institute: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 1 8 : 0911-0925

West Virginia--University of West Virginia 60323

Wisconsin--Marquette University: d i s c r i m i n a t i o n i n education 18: 0300

Higher education (general)budget--graduate schools: segregated 21

0950coordination--Negro and white: South 2:

0518legislation--scholarships 5: 0663-0714,

0768statistics--professional school: students

and degrees 5: 0953university admission cases 13: 0158-0853

14: 0001-0958; 15: 0001-0986; 16:0001-0915; 17: 0001-0375; 24:0522-1168

Hillburn, New Yorkschool cases 23: 0374

Historytextbooks--New York City 3: 0088

Hocutt v. Wilson14: 0916; 15: 0820-0846

HousingNational Conference on Problems of Negro

Youth 5: 0260Hubbard, Maceo W.

3: 0822

Hughes, Charles Evans14: 1031

Illinoisdiscrimination in education--Bradley

Polytechnic Institute 18: 0046school cases--Moline 24: 0139

Indianadiscrimination in education--Valparaiso

University 18: 0878school cases--Gary 8: 0462-0948; 9:

0001-0370school cases--Indianapolis 9: 0474

Indianapolis, Indianaschool cases 9: 0474

Interracial Education Committee21: 0412

Jenkins. Martin D.21: 0987

Johns Hopkins Universitydiscrimination in education 18: 0262

Johnson. Guy B.2: 0518

Joint Committeegeneral 3: 0887: 4: 0001-0031; 24: 0359Margold Report 4: 0559Memoranda--Thurgood Marshall 10: 0973teachers' salary cases--Maryland 10: 0932

Joint Committee on EducationHarlem. New York 20: 0183

KansasUniversity of Kansas 4: 0108-0149

Kent County, Marylandteachers' salaries 4: 0881

Kentuckyschools 4: 0206-0262school cases--Central City 8: 0355teachers' salary cases--Louisville 24: 0380University of Kentucky 4: 0185

Kerlin, R.T.19: 0519

LaborAmerican Negro--education 22: 0691

Lawrence, Charles R. Jr.3: 0535

Lawsschool--Florida 22: 0258school--Maryland 22: 0550

Legal Defense Fundcertificates 23: 0317, 0358establishment of 23: 0305

LegislationGeorge-Ellzey Bill 22: 0314Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bills 3: 0551-0766scholarships--Maryland 5: 0663-0714scholarships--Texas 5: 0768Smith-Lever Bill 21: 0797

Leland, Abbey Porter22: 0521

Lewis v. Board of Education of WilmingtonSchool District

9: 0651, 0680: 24: 0150, 0158, 0162, 0166,0168, 0174, 0178, 0218, 0227

Lincoln UniversityMissouri 24: 0565

Loudoun County, Virginiaschools 4: 0298

Louisa County, Virginiaschools 4: 0362-0412schools--Improvement League 12: 0097

LouisianaLouisiana State University 4: 0531schools 4: 0478suffrage case 1: 0772

Louisville, Kentuckyteachers' salary cases 24: 0380

McDaniel v. Edwards9: 0947

McReynolds, James14: 1036

Margold, Nathan R.1: 0667; 4: 0559

Marquette Universitydiscrimination in education 18: 0300

Marshall, Thurgoodmemoranda--Joint Committee 10: 0973

Marshall v. Orem11: 0759; 0763, 0798-0803, 0806-0810

Marsh v. Smith16: 0965; 17: 0075

Marylanddiscrimination in education--Johns Hopkins

University 18: 0262education--by counties 10: 0991; 11: 0201

higher education 2: 0349; 3: 0195laws--school 22: 0550legislation--scholarships 5: 0663-0714school cases--Baltimore 23: 0371school cases--Baltimore County 6: 0548-

0876; 7: 0001-0756; 8: 0001-0053school finance--Prince Georges County 19:

0605teachers' salaries--by counties 4: 0773-

0862; 5: 0001-0057teachers' salary cases 10: 0064-0577teachers' salary cases--Anne Arundel

County 3: 0152; 10: 0690-0932; 11:0001-0316; 23: 0360-0892; 24: 0001

teachers' salary cases--Calvert County 4:0774; 10: 0419; 24: 0229

teachers' salary cases--MontgomeryCounty 10: 0068, 0206, 0222, 0369, 0432;11: 0383-0444

teachers' salary cases--Prince GeorgesCounty 11: 0564-0850; 24: 0421 -0449

university admission cases--University ofMaryland 13:0158-0853; 14:0001-0152

Massachusettsdiscrimination in education--Harvard

University 18: 0056-0173discrimination in education--Smith College

18: 0745Michael v. Witham

16: 0993; 17: 0002-0008, 0118Michigan

discrimination in education--University ofMichigan 18: 0313

schools--Port Huron 5: 0596Mills v. Board of Education of Anne ArundelCounty

3: 0152; 10: 0796, 0914, 0935; 11: 0049,0063, 0078, 0085, 0091, 0093, 0095, 0146,0155, 0191, 0193, 0198, 0317, 0347; 23:0620; 24: 0001-0124, 0451

Mills v. Lowndes11: 0105, 0132, 0145, 0171, 0235; 23:0768-0796; 24: 0006, 0089, 0124

Milwaukee, Wisconsindiscrimination in education--Marquette

University 18: 0300Minnesota

discrimination in education--University ofMinnesota 18: 0346

Mississippischools 5: 0117

Missouristatistics--teachers 2: 0983university admission cases--University of

Missouri 3: 0042-0059; 14: 0267-0958;15: 0001-0492; 24: 0522-0921

Missouri Law Review24: 0883

Moline, Illinoisschool cases 24: 0139

Montgomery County, Marylandquestionnaires--teachers 11: 0506, 0516teachers' salaries 4: 0887teachers' salary cases 10: 0068, 0206, 0222,

0369, 0432; 11: 0383-0444Murray v. Pearson

13: 0261, 0456, 0471, 0549, 0700, 0853-0911; 14: 0002-0247

Muskogee, Oklahomaschool cases 9: 0625

NAACPaims of 1: 0272; 12: 0762educational campaign 2: 0242-0983; 3:

0001-0194; 21: 0379educational campaign--aims of 24: 0922educational campaign--budget 21: 0355exemption--Bureau of Internal Revenue 12:

0767Joint Committee 3: 0887; 4: 0001 -0031; 10:

0973; 24: 0359legal campaign--strategy 3: 0822; 4: 0559Legal Defense Fund 23: 0305program--synopsis 1: 0447radio broadcast 5: 0613

National Conference on Negro Educationconference 20: 0478planning committee 20: 0413

National Conference on Problems of NegroYouth

5: 0164-0220National Youth Administration

National Conference on Problems of NegroYouth 5: 0221

New Jerseyschool cases--Atlantic City 6: 0414-0494school cases--Toms River 12: 0931-0965;

13: 0001-0084New York

controversy--attitude test: Nyack 21: 0805discrimination in education--Columbia

University 18: 0629

discrimination in education--high school 18:0198

discrimination in education--New YorkUniversity 18: 0356-0496

discrimination in education--StenotypeSchool 18: 0794

discrimination in education--SyracuseUniversity 18: 0808

discrimination in education--University ofRochester 18: 0735

discrimination in education--U.S. MilitaryAcademy 18: 0864

discrimination in education--Verbank FarmSchool 23: 0165

school cases--Hillburn 23: 0374schools--survey: Harlem 20: 0183schools--textbooks: New York City 3: 0088

New York Universitydiscrimination in education 18: 0356-0496

Nicholas, Jesse L.8: 0015

No. D, School Improvement League v.Thurston

12: 0097Norfolk, Virginia

teachers' salary cases 12: 0366-0919

North Carolinadiscrimination in education--University of

North Carolina 18: 0541schools 5: 0296-0332university admission cases 14: 0916; 15:

0589-0846Nyack, New York

attitude test--controversy 21: 0805

Oberlin Collegediscrimination in education 18: 0605

Ohiodiscrimination in education--Cincinnati 23:

0150discrimination in education--Oberlin

College 18: 0605discrimination in educationvOhio University

18: 0664school cases--Wilmington 9: 0638; 24: 0149

Ohio UniversityAthens, Ohio 18: 0664

Oklahomaeducation--Elk City 21: 1063farms--Beckham County 1: 0667higher education--University of Oklahoma

5: 0402school cases 9: 0533

Opportunityeducational 19: 0519

OrphanagesVerbank Farm School 23: 0165

Parentsstatements--Gary, Indiana 8: 0463

Pennsylvaniacontroversy--Pittsburgh Courier 5:

0416-0550higher education--University o f P e n n s y l v a n i a 5 : 0410

school cases--Berwyn 8: 0148-0326

Peoria, IllinoisBradley Polytechnic Institute 18: 0046

Pittsburgh Couriercontroversy 5: 0416-0550

Port Huron, Michiganschools 5: 0596

Prince Georges County, Marylandfinance--schools 19: 0605teachers' salary cases 11: 0564-0850

Professional schoolsstatistics--students and degrees 5: 0953see a/so Higher education

PublicitycontroversyvPittsburgh Courier 5:

0416-0550NAACP--radio broadcast 5: 0613

Queen Anne's County, Marylandteachers' salaries 5: 0002

Questionnairesschool cases--Gary, Indiana 8: 0754teachers' salary cases--Montgomery

County, Maryland 11: 0506, 0516Radio broadcast

NAACP 5: 0613

Raison v . Board o f Education o f t h e T o w n s h i p o f Berkeley

13: 0054Redmond v. Hyman

15: 0972, 1034; 16: 0428, 0597-0893; 17:0142-0235

Religiondiscrimination in education--various

religious schools 18: 0690Retifens, Enolia

21: 0644Richland County, South Carolina

school cases 24: 0146

Roanoke, Virginiateachers' salaries 5: 0655

Robinson, J. Jerome3: 0535

Rochester, New Yorkdiscrimination in education--University of

Rochester 18: 0735Saunders v. Smith

16: 0947-0962; 17: 0010, 0055Scholarships

legislation--Maryland 5: 0663-0714legislation--Texas 5: 0768

Schools (by state)Alabama 2: 0001-0069Arkansas 2: 0150Florida--laws: education 22: 0258Georgia 3: 0472Illinois--Moline 24: 0139Indiana--Gary 8: 0462-0948; 9: 0001-

0370Indiana--Indianapolis 9: 0474Kentucky 4: 0206-0262Kentucky--Central City 8: 0355Louisiana 4: 0478Maryland 5: 0057; 21: 0644Maryland--Baltimore 23: 0371Maryland--Baltimore County 6: 0548-

0876; 7: 0001-0756; 8: 0001-0053Maryland--Prince Georges County 19:

0605Michigan--Port Huron 5: 0596Mississippi 5: 0117New Jersey--Atlantic City 6: 0414-0494New Jersey--Toms River 12: 0391-0965;

13: 0001-0084New York--Harlem 20: 0183New York--Hillburn 23: 0374New York--New York City 3: 0088North Carolina 5: 0296-0332Ohio--Wilmington 9: 0638; 24: 0149Oklahoma 9: 0533Pennsylvania--Berwyn 8: 0148-0326South Carolina 5: 0796South Carolina--Richland County 24: 0146Virginia--Loudoun County 4: 0298Virginia--Louisa County 4: 0362-0412; 12:

0097Virginia--Roanoke 5: 0655Virginia--Wise County 6: 0328

Simklns v. Willey6: 0484, 0496

Simmons v. Board of Education of the Cityof Muskogee

9: 0625

Smith Collegediscrimination in education 18: 0745

Smith-Lever Bill21: 0797

Smith v. Witham16: 0979

Somerset County, Marylandteachers' salaries 5: 0018

Sororities3: 0268-0390

South Carolinahigher education--University of South

Carolina 5: 0856-0858school cases--Richland County 24: 0146schools 5: 0796

Stageplays"Donald Games Murray v . University o f M a r y l a n d L a w School" 13: 0722

Statementsstudents and parents--Gary, Indiana8:0463

Statisticshigher education--Maryland 2: 0349; 3:

0195higher education--professional schools:

students and degrees 5: 0953schools--Maryland 8: 0015teachers' salaries--differentials 3: 0535teachers' salaries--differentials: Missouri 2:

0984see a/so Budget; Finance

Stenotype Schooldiscrimination in education 18: 0794

Studentseducation--Maryland 10: 0991; 11: 0201questionnaires--Gary, Indiana 8: 0754statements--Gary, Indiana 8: 0463

SuffrageLouisiana--case 1: 0772

Sweet, Dr. O.H.5: 0416-0550

Syllabuseducation 22: 0621-0655education--workers 22: 0691

Syracuse Universitydiscrimination in education 18: 0808

Taber, Louis J.24: 0369

Tableshigher education 5: 0953see also Statistics

Teacherssalaries 3: 0472, 0535; 21: 0413salaries--discrimination 19: 0001-0304salaries--Maryland 5: 0057salaries--Maryland: by county 4: 0773-

0862; 5: 0001salaries--Missouri: statistics 2: 0984salaries--Virginia 22: 0735salary cases 24: 0358salary cases--Florida 9: 0693-0946salary cases--Louisiana 10: 0001salary cases--Maryland 10: 0064-0577salary cases--Maryland: Anne Arundel

County 3: 0152; 10: 0690-0932; 11:0001-0316; 23: 0620; 24: 0001

salary cases--Maryland: Calvert County 4:0774; 10: 0419; 24: 0229

salary cases--Maryland: MontgomeryCounty 10: 0068, 0206, 0222, 0369, 0432;11: 0383-0444

salary cases--Maryland: Prince GeorgesCounty 11: 0564-0850; 24: 0421-0451

salary cases--Virginia 11: 0894; 12: 0001-0264

salary cases--Virginia: Norfolk 12: 0366-0882; 24: 0462

Teachers' Committee for Democratic Rights21: 0395

Temple University6: 0001

Tennesseehigher education--discrimination i n e d u c a t i o n 18: 0828

higher education--university admissioncases 15: 0850-0986; 16: 0001-0915;17: 0001-0375; 24: 1168

Tennessee v. Bryant16: 0048

Texasdiscrimination in education--University of

Texas 18: 0855legislation--scholarships 5: 0768

Theatrestageplay 13: 0722

Thompson, Charles H.22: 0771

Toms River, New Jerseyschool cases 12: 0931-0965; 13: 0001-

0084Totten v. Smith

16: 0932Trudeau v. Barnes

1: 0772

University of Arkansasdiscrimination in education 18: 0001

University of Kansas4. 0108-0149

University of Kentucky4: 0185

University of Marylandadmission cases 13: 0158-0853; 14:

0001-0152

University of Michigandiscrimination in education 18: 0313

University of Minnesotadiscrimination in education 18: 0346

University of Missouriadmission cases 14: 0267-0958; 15:

0001-0492; 24: 0522-0921

University of North Carolinaadmission cases 14: 0916; 15: 0589-0813discrimination in education 18: 0541

University of Oklahoma5: 0402

University of Pennsylvania5: 0410

University of Rochesterdiscrimination in education 18: 0735

University of Tennesseeadmission cases 15: 0850-0986; 16:

0001-0915; 17: 0001-0375; 24: 1168discrimination in education 18: 0828

University of Texasdiscrimination in education 18: 0855

University of Vermontdiscrimination in education 18: 0887

University of Virginia6: 0009-0254

University of West Virginia6: 0323

U.S. Military Academydiscrimination in education 18: 0864

U.S. Supreme CourtGaines v. Murray 14: 1031-1036; 24:

1031-1045, 1117Gilbert v. Highfill 9: 0972Simmons v. Board of Education of the City of

Muskogee 9: 0625Valparaiso University

discrimination in education 18: 0878Verbank Farm School

discrimination in education 23: 0165

Vermontdiscrimination in education--University of

Vermont 18: 0887

Villard, Oswald Garrison21: 0797

Virginiadiscrimination in education--Virginia Military

Institute 18: 0911-0925higher education--University of Virginia 6:

0009-0254schools--Loudoun County 4: 0298schools--Louisa County 4: 0362-0412: 12: 0097

schools--Roanoke 5: 0655schools--Wise County 6: 0328teachers' salaries 22: 0735teachers' salary cases 1.1: 0894: 12: 0 0 0 1 - 0 2 6 4

teachers' salary cases: Norfolk 1 2 : 0 3 6 6 - 0 8 8 2

Virginia Military Institutediscrimination in education 18: 0911-0925

West Point, New Yorkdiscrimination in education--U.S. Military

Academy 18: 0864

West VirginiaDewey Fox 22: 0294University of West Virginia 6: 0323

White, Walterdeposition 12: 0762statement--U.S. Supreme Court Decision:

Gaines v. Canada 24: 1045Williams v. Zimmerman

6: 0836, 0843, 0871, 0942; 7: 0001 -0756; 8: 0054; 11: 0565

Wilmington, Ohioschool cases 9: 0638: 24: 0149

Wirt, William A.testimony 8: 1002

Wisconsindiscrimination in education--Marquette

University 18: 0300

Wise County, Virginiaschools 6: 0328

Woodward, Charles10: 0222

World Congress on Education forDemocracy

21: 0894

Worthy v . Board o f Education o f t h e T o w n s h i p o f Berkeley

13: 0101

YouthNational Conference on Problems of Negro

Youth 5: 0164-0220National Youth Administration 5: 0221