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Women's Information Center Opens
Pheobe Seham writes to the editor of the Record thanking them for the coverage of the opening of the Women's Information Center on January 30th, 1983. Seham does correct the newspaper's article, however, clarifying that the Women's Rights Information Center originated separately and was not an offshoot of the various women's organizations that they associated with. -
W.E.B. DuBois to Alexander Jackson, April 18, 1927
This is a letter from W.E.B. DuBois to Alexander Jackson requesting his assessment of the spring 1927 Chicago mayoral race between Republican William Emmett Dever and Democrat William Hale Thompson. DuBois is particulary interested in attitudes among African Americans toward the outcome of the election. -
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United Mutual Offers New Agents Program
Calvin F. Vismale, Agent Director of the United Mutual Insurance Company, led the business to implement a new agreement bringing all agents under the company's retirement and insurance Program. -
Ulysses Kay turns history and politics into modern opera
A newspaper article discusses an interview with Ulysses Kay on his work "Frederick Douglas." The article also describes Kay's biographical background. -
The News in Brief, The Rev. T.W.L. Roundtree.
A short paragraph explains how the Rev. T.W.L. Roundtree (likely I.W.L. Roundtree), the African Methodist Episcopal Church pastor in Englewood, was banned from Dwight Chapel due to a controversy with those who led the church. -
The 'serving ' church
A newspaper article discusses the Bethany Presbyterian Church's 100-year celebration. The history of the church is covered as well. -
Tapestry of slaves and freemen
The newspaper article "Tapestry of slaves and freemen" describes Arnold Brown's investigation of his ancestry and the discoveries he made about his ancestors and the African-American history of Bergen county.