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Revision as of 18:49, 17 June 2024
vol. IX, no. 7, May 1951 issue of Negro Digest
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| English | Negro Digest (vol. IX, no. 7, May 1951 issue) |
vol. IX, no. 7, May 1951 issue of Negro Digest |
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May 1951
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Copyright, 1951, by Johnson Publishing Co.
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Published monthly at 1820 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago 16, Illinois.
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photographic portrait of Valet Arthur Prettyman by "David Jackson"
page 21
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photographic portrait of Mrs. Charlotte Stephens by David Jackson
page 32
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photographic portrait of Goose Tatum by Wayne F. Miller
page 42
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photographic portrait of Sgt. Arthur C. Dudley (foreground) and his squad by Bill Stapleton
page 44
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sketch by Jon Jackson of a woman standing inquisitively before an awe-struck crowd facing her.
page 60
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photographic portrait of two men and a pair of crutches leaning against a structure which reads "2nd CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL"
page 71
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illustrative sketch of a human head with a sword crossing either through it or behind it
page 84
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photographic portrait of George Washington Carver and Henry Ford provided by Acme
page 87
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photographic portrait of Jerry Joryman provided by the Chicago Tribune
page 90
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photographic portrait of Maid Elizabeth McDuffie by David Jackson
page 23
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Rancor and bigotry, racial animosities and intolerance are more dangerous than any external force because they undermine the very foundations of democratic effort. -Former Chief Justice
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