Ms. Calloway was born in Memphis, Tennessee. She attended LeMoyne-Owen College in Memphis and did graduate work at Atlanta University and Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. She taught school in Georgia and Mississippi before joining the American Red Cross and traveled to China, Burma and India during World War II. While in India, she led a protest against the segregation of Negro soldiers in the use of Red Cross facilities. Calloway moved to Chicago after the war and helped form the Committee for Racial Equality (CORE) in 1946. She later joined the staff of the Jewish Welfare Fund and developed skills in fund raising. In 1948, she married Ernest Calloway, a political activist and union organizer. Ernest Calloway later became president of the St. Louis NAACP, research director of Teamster's Joint Council #3 and a professor of Urban Affairs at St. Louis University (see SL 11, SL 540 and SL 550). In February 1961 they began publishing Citizen Crusader, later named New Citizen, a newspaper covering black politics and civil rights in St. Louis.
Calloway was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives on her first bid for public office in November 1962. She was the first black woman elected to the Missouri Legislature. She served on the House committees on education, public health and safety, and social security. She also served on the elections Committee and the Accounts Committee, as chairman of the Federal-State Relations Committee, as chairman of the State Institutions and Properties Committee, and as secretary of the legislature's Democratic caucus. During her career in the legislature, she worked actively to increase state aid to public education and to improve welfare grants and services for dependent children, the blind, disabled and elderly.
In 1978, she served on the education committee that presided over the transfer of administrative control of Harris-Stowe teachers' College from the St. Louis Board of Education to the state. Calloway also served on many community boards, including the board of the Union-Sarah Economic Development Corporation, an organization incorporated to improve the economic, educational and social opportunities in the North St. Louis area.
Calloway was elected to her tenth term in the Missouri House in November 1980. She retired from public office at the conclusion of that term. Ms. Calloway died at age 76 at the home of her sister, Evelyn Iles, in Memphis, Tennessee, of an apparent heart attack.
SCOPE AND CONTENT
This addenda adds a great deal to the original collection of DeVerne Calloway's papers (SL 12). In addition to containing more autobiographical material, including educational records from grade school to college, the addenda has a large subject file that Ms. Calloway collected on topics, causes, organizations and people. It also includes family letters, primarily between Ms. Calloway, her mother and her sister (additional correspondence between DevErne Calloway and her mother appears in the series 5 scrapbooks, volumes 2 and 3), and correspondence with inmates in the Missouri prison system that Ms. Calloway maintained as part of her work investigating poor prison conditions on the House State Institutions and Properties Committee. The addenda also contains five personal scrapbooks and three scrapbooks of local political newspapers and publications, including copies of New Citizen and campaign newspapers from campaigns in the 4th, 18th and 26th Wards. The scrapbooks appear after the addenda's photographs series, which documents all facets of Ms. Calloway's life, and include photographs of her work with the American Red Cross in India and Burma from 1944 to 1947. Oversize material documenting local political campaigns and the 1976 presidential campaign of Jimmy Carter appears at the end of the collection, followed by a collection of books and magazines kept by Ms. Calloway. The oversize material and the books and magazines series have not been microfilmed.
SERIES DESCRIPTION
The addenda has been divided into eight series: 1. Subject Files, 1929-1989; 2. Family Correspondence, 1945-1982; 3. Prison Correspondence, 1967-1982; 4. Photographs, 1934-1988; 5. Scrapbooks, 1930-1984; 6. Political Newspapers, 1962-1980; 7. Oversize, 1963-1976; and 8. Books and Magazines.
FOLDER LIST
ROLL 1
Series 1 - Subject Files, 1929-1989
1. Abortion, 1968-1977
2. Abortion, 1971
3. Abortion, 1973
4. Abortion Correspondence, 1971-1972
5. Abortion Correspondence (Pro), 1970-1971
6. Abortion Correspondence (Pro), 1972
7. Abortion Law, 1970-1973
8. Abortion Newsclippings (Anti), 1971
9. Abortion Newsclippings (Pro), 1970-1972
10. Abortion (Pro), 1970-1971
11. Account, 1981
12. Aging, 1982
13. Aging, House Bill 728, 1975-1981
14. AIDS, 1988-1989
ROLL 2
15. Alcohol, 1976-1978
16. Alpha Kappa Alpha, 1969
17. American Civil Liberties Union, 1973-1978
18. Animals, 1976-1979
19. Anti-Busing Amendment, nd.
20. "As Others See Us" (articles about the Calloways), 1963-1988
21. Asuquo Aswana, Correspondence, 1976-1988 (photos removed)
22. Atlas, Post-Dispatch, 1954
23. Attica, Buffalo Challenger, 9/30/71
24. Autobiographical Material, 1983-1986
25. Banks, Jet, 1980
26. Battle, Evelyn, 1980
27. Bills Introduced by DeVerne Calloway, 1968-1979
28. Bi-State Transit Company, 1978
29. Black Education, 1985-1986
30. Black/King, 8/5/80
31. Black Police, 1967-1976
32. Black Studies, 1972-1974
ROLL 3
33. Black Women, 1968-1989
34. Blacks, 1984-1985
35. Blacks, Newsclippings, 1983-1988
36. Blacks in the Economy, Post-Dispatch, 1988
37. Blind Athletes, 1980-1982
38. Board of Election Campaign, 1978-1982
39. Booker T. Washington High School, 1984
40. Boykins, Billie, 1984
41. Bradley, Eugene "Tink" (campaign), 1980
42. Breast Cancer, 1981
43. Brown/Pillars Campaign, nd
44. Calendar, 1982
45. Calloway, Ernest, 1933-1934
46. Calloway, Ernest, 1954-1955, 1973, 1984, undated
47. Calloway, Ernest, Campaigns, 1960
48. Campaign, 1976
49. Campaign, 1977
50. Campaign, 1980
ROLL 4
51. Campaign, 1983
52. Campaign, 1984
53. Campaign, 1985
54. Campaigns, 1962-1964
55. Campaigns, 1981-1982
56. Campaigns, 1986
57. Campaigns, 1987
58. Campaigns, 1988
59. Carter Campaign, 1980
60. Certificates, 1934-1980
61. Cervantes, 1955-1980
62. Child Abuse, 1985
63. Children, Correspondence, 1984
64. Circuit Judge Nominating Committee, 1978-1980
ROLL 5
65. Citations, Commissions, Proclamations, 1972-1982
66. City Government, 1982
67. Clay, William, 1974-1988
68. Clippings, 1965-1978
69. Collective Bargaining, 1981-1982
70. Collective Bargaining, 1981-1982
71. Commission To Select Judge, 1977-1978
72. Communication Media, 1973-1976
73. Concerned Women, 1982-1985
74. Congressional Correspondence, 1971-1983
75. Constitution, 1987
76. Creationism, 1986
ROLL 6
77. "Current" Correspondence, 1963-1977
78. Congressional Correspondence, 1987-1988
79. Correspondence, 1969
80. Correspondence, 1971
81. Correspondence, 1973
82. Correspondence, 1974
83. Correspondence, 1975
84. Correspondence, 1977
85. Correspondence, 1978
86. Correspondence, 1980
87. Correspondence, 1981
88. Correspondence, 1983
89. Correspondence, 1985
90. Correspondence (Interim), 1969-1974
ROLL 7
91. Correspondence (Interim), 1974
92. Correspondence (Legislative), 1963-1982
93. Correspondence (Miscellaneous), 1977-1979
94. Correspondence, President, 1963-1979
95. Correspondence, Secretary of State, 1966-1978
96. Correspondence (State Government), 1963-1980
97. Dana, Ellis Huntington, 1977-1980
98. Day Care for Elderly, 1977-1985
99. Death Penalty, 1979
ROLL 8
100. Deaths, 1953-1989
101. Declaration of Independance Reproduction
102. Decriminalization of Marijuana, 1973-1977
103. Delta Sigma Theta, 1978-1979
104. Democratic Convention, 1974
105. Democratic Party, 1972-1974
106. Democratic Party, Sample Ballots, 1964-1976
107. Democratic Party (State), 1972-1979
ROLL 9
108. Democratic State Committee, 1975-1976
109. Department of Corrections, 1962-1978
110. Dickson, Mose, 1961-1962 (index Taborian Hospital)
111. Dubois, W.E.B., 1961
112. Eagleton Campaign, 1980
113. Eagleton/Civil Rights, 1978-1983
114. Edmonds (Guardianship Case), 1968
115. Education Task Force, 1983-1984
116. Eighteenth Ward, 1962-1985
117. Election Worksheets, 1982
118. Energy Saving and Home Insulation, 1981
ROLL 10
119. Family Friends, 1947-1987
120. Farrell, Frank J., nd
121. Federal Communications Commission, 1973
122. Forest Park Community College, 1979-1980
123. Forest Park Forever, 1988
124. Fourth Ward, 19th Precinct, 1960
125. Fullwood, Harold, 1969-1984
126. Gay, 1975
127. General Motors, 1980
128. Gephardt, 1979-1980
129. Giles, Gwen, 1978-1985
130. Gillespie, William, 1985
131. Greeting Cards, 1978-1981
132. Handicapped, nd.
ROLL 11
133. Hannah, 1979 (photos removed)
134. Harris Board of Regents, 1983-1989
135. Harris-Stowe, 1988-1989
136. Harris Stowe Ad Hoc Citizen's Committee, 1984
137. Harris-Stowe, Correspondence and Publicity, 1982-1988
138. Harris-Stowe Merger Controversy, 1984
139. Harris-Stowe Teachers College, 4/9/63
140. Health Services Directory, nd
141. Historic St. Louis, Enright, 1942-1987
142. Homer G. Phillips and New Hospital, 1983
143. Horizon, 1974-1976
ROLL 12
144. Hospital, 1979
145. House Bills, 1965-1981
146. Housing, 1965-1979
147. How A Bill Becomes Law, 1981
148. Human Rights Commission Information, 1962-1982
149. Ingram, Rosie, Campaign, 1982
150. Inmates, 1977-1978
151. Inmates, Clippings, 1961-1982
152. Invitations, 1963-1981
153. Jackson, Jesse, 1970
ROLL 13
154. Jackson, Jesse, 1979-1983
155. Jackson, Jesse, 1988
156. Jail Needs Study Project, 1974-1976
157. Jewish Community Issues, 1982
158. Judicial Selection, 1978-1981
159. Kelly (Dog), nd (photos removed)
160. Kennedy Campaign, 1980
161. Kennedy, John F., 1983
162. Kennedy, Robert F., 1988
163. King, Martin Luther, 1982-1988
164. The Krausopf Episode, 1979
165. Laclede Town, 1976-1978
166. Learning Disabilities, 1977
167. Legislation, 1976-1979
168. Legislative District 51, 1962-1981
ROLL 14
169. Legislators, 1969-1977 (index saccharin)
170. Lemoyne-Owens College, 1938-1969
171. Lemoyne Owens College, 1970-1980
172. Lemoyne-Owen College, 1981-1988
173. Library Appointee (Flowers), 1978
174. Lincoln University, 1959-1979
175. List of Registered Voters, Ward 18, Precinct 11, 7/18/70
176. Living Will, 1988
177. Love Story, 1980
178. Magdala Foundation, 1975-1981
179. Mailing Lists, 1958-1973
180. Mallory, Arthur, 1982
ROLL 15
181. Medium Security Facilities, 1976-1982
182. Memorabilia, 1929-1981
183. Missouri Housing Development Commission, 1979
184. Missourians for Spainhower, 1980
185. Museum of Transport, 1982-1989
186. National Black Monuments, 1963
187. Negro American Labor Council, 1958-1963
188. New Citizen Financial, 1961
189. Newsclippings, 1955
190. Notes, nd
191. PACE, 1982-1983
192. Peach, George, 1979-1980
193. Poetry and Writing, 1933-1983
194. Policy Framework for Racial Justice, 1984
195. Pre-Legislature, 1956-1961
ROLL 16
196. Presidential Primary, 1984
197. Press Releases, 1963-1980
198. Prison, MSD Moratorium, 1976-1978
199. Pruitt, John C., 1972-1975
200. Public Appearances, 1967-1986
201. Public School Reports, 1951-1977
202. Public Welfare, 1968-1974
203. Ransom, Julia, 1977-1984
ROLL 17
204. Reagan Cuts, 1981-1985
205. Reagan's Economic Program, 1981-1984
206. Reapportionment, 1979
207. Reapportionment, 1980-1981
208. Reapportionment In Missouri, 1965-1975
209. Redistricting, 1964-1968
210. Redistricting, School Board, 1971-1974
211. Reed, John, nd.
212. Relocation Clearinghouse, 1981
213. Report On Missouri State Penitentiary, 1975
ROLL 18
214. Retardation, 1971-1977
215. Robnett, James, 1984
216. Sacco and Vanzetti, 7/29/77
217. St. Louis (City of), School Board, 1971-1980
218. St. Louis School Board, Attorney General's Opinion, 1978
219. St. Louis County Sports Complex, 1979-1980
220. St. Louis School Strike, 1969-1979
221. St. Louis School Strike, 1979-1986
222. Sandhu, Manjit Lal, 1980-1985
223. Savings and Loan Companies, Redlining, 1977
224. School Desegregation, 1963
225. Scientology, 1978
226. Shendo, Jessalyn, 1975
227. Sheppard, Myrtle, 1974
228. Slim's Column, 1963
229. Social Clubs, 1954, nd
230. Social Security, 1965
231. Southern Negro Youth Congress, 1938-1940
ROLL 19
232. Southern Tenant Farmers, 1986
233. Speaker and House Leaders, 1965-1980
234. Special School Committee, 1975-1976
235. Speeches, 1963-1987
236. State Capitol Restoration Commission, 1966
237. State Compliance Committee, 1976
238. Status of Women, 1966-1967
239. Tandy Redevelopment, 1978
240. Tax Reform, 1971-1981
ROLL 20
241. Terrorism, 1984-1985
242. Testimonial, 1968, 1973
243. Thank You Letters, 1970-1978
244. Thank You Letters, 1978-1988
245. Udall, Morris, 1980
246. United Negro Organizations Newsletter, 4/53
247. University of Missouri-St. Louis, 1983
248. Washington, Bernie, Obituary, nd
249. Weathers Plaque, 1985 (photo removed)
250. Whistle Stop (Harry S. Truman Library Institute Newsletter), 1981-1988
251. White House Inflation, 1978
252. Williams, Vanessa, 1985
ROLL 21
253. Wilson, Margaret, 1958-1978
254. Women's Issues, 1974-1978
255. Working File, Income Tax, 1979
Series 2 - Family Correspondence, 1945-1982
256. Family Correspondence, undated
257. Family Correspondence, 1945
258. Family Correspondence, 1955-1957
259. Family Correspondence, 1961
260. Family Correspondence, 1962
261. Family Correspondence, 1963
262. Family Correspondence, 1964
263. Family Correspondence, 1965
264. Family Correspondence, 1966
265. Family Correspondence, 1967
266. Family Correspondence, 1968
267. Family Correspondence, 1969
268. Family Correspondence, 1970
ROLL 22
269. Family Correspondence, 1971
270. Family Correspondence, 1972
271. Family Correspondence, 1973
272. Family Correspondence, 1974
273. Family Correspondence, 1975
274. Family Correspondence, 1976
275. Family Correspondence, 1977
276. Family Correspondence, 1978
277. Family Correspondence, 1979
278. Family Correspondence, 1980
279. Family Correspondence, 1981
280. Family Correspondence, 1982
ROLL 23
Series 3 - Prison Correspondence, 1967-1982
281. Amerson, Glen, 1974-1976
282. Arrington, Charles, 1973-1976
283. Atkins, David, 1974-1976
284. Bonner, Horace, 1975
285. Britt, Ronald, 1974-1975
286. Butler, Nathaniel, 1975-1981
287. City Jail, 1975
288. Corrections, 1975-1976
289. Court Cases Filed by Inmates, 1975
290. Dent, Leon, 1975 (photos removed)
291. Durham, Annie, 1971
292. Farmer, La Vaughn, 1975
293. Franklin, Charles, 1974-1975
294. Gordon, Roger, 1974-1975
295. Graham, Ricardo, 1975
296. Harrold, Ann, 1975
297. Hayden, Charles, 1967-1970
298. Heermance, J. Noel, 1975
ROLL 24
299. Inmate Correspondence, 1967
300. Inmate Correspondence, 1971
301. Inmate Correspondence, 1974
302. Inmate Correspondence, 1975
303. Inmate Correspondence, 1976
304. Inmate Correspondence, 1977
305. Inmate Correspondence, 1982
306. Inmates and Prison Matters, 1974-1978
307. Inmates With Only One or Two Letters, 1973-1979
308. Jasper County Jail, 1977-1978
309. Johnson, David, 1974-1975
310. Johnson, Dean, 1975-1979
ROLL 25
311. Johnson, J. B., 1974-1976
312. Jones, Charles, 1974
313. Jones, Linell H., 1969
314. Lana, Jesse, 1975
315. Lifers Incorporated, 1974
316. Little, Joann, 1974
317. Lockett, Virgilene, 1975
318. Maraston, Jeanetta, nd.
319. Marshall, Calvin, 1975-1976
320. Myrick, Robert Lee, 1974-1975
321. Norwood, Willie, 1975
322. Pankins, Dora, 1975
323. Pitchford, Perry, 1975
324. Prison File, 1973-1975
325. Rabbitt, Richard, 1975
326. Richardson, Emmanuel, 1977
327. Richmond, Charles, 1974
328. Robnett, James, 1980
329. Scroggins, Donald, 1976-1977
330. Strickland, Denise, 1977
331. Summerhill, Eugene, 1975
332. Thomas, Gloria Jean, 1976-1977
333. Thomas, Larry, 1979
334. Thompson, Douglas W., 1975
335. Williams, Jeannie, 1978
336. Williams, Jerome, 1972-1976
337. Williams, Willie L., 1974
338. Wilson, Andrew (photo removed)
339. Witt, Freddie, 1969
Series 4 - Photographs, 1934-1988
340. 551.1-551.21 Asuquo Anwana, 1976-1988
341. 551.22-551.23 Booker T. Washington High School, 1934-1974
342. 551.24-551.27 Elijah Lovejoy Award, 5/22/83
ROLL 26
343. 551.28-551.30 Ernest Calloway
344. 551.31-551.66 Carver Settlement House
345. 551.67-551.71 William Clay, 1959 and nd
346. 551.72-551.88 CORE, Local, 1961
347. 551.89-551.103 CORE, National
348. 551.104-551.116 Leon Dent
349. 551.117-551.119 Mose Dickson
350. 551.120-551.198 18th Ward Organizations
351. 551.199-551.201 4th Ward Political Organizations
352. 551.202-551.211 Homer Phillips Hospital
353. 551.212-551.218 Identified, 1962-1985
354. 551.219-551.285 Identified, undated
355. 551.286-551.287 Invitation from LBJ, 1968
356. 551.288-551.292 Kelly the Dog, 1959-1965
357. 551.293-551.330 Local Political
358. 551.331-551.358 National NAACP, 1959-1965
359. 551.359-551.361 Pioneers In Education, 1982
360. 551.362-551.420 St. Louis NAACP
361. 551.421-551.431 People's Art Center
362. 551.432-551.442 Portraits, Prominent National Personalities
363. 551.443-551.446 Teamsters Union, identified, nd.
364. 551.447-551.474 Teamsters Union, unidentified, nd.
365. 551.475-551.481 Mayor Raymond Tucker
366. 551.482-551.504 26th Ward Political Organizations
367. 551.505-551.579 Unidentified, nd
368. 551.580 Weathers Plaque
369. 551.581-551.595 Wilson, Margaret Bush
Series 5 - Scrapbooks, 1930-1984
1. Scrapbook, 1930-1934
2. Calcutta Correspondence Scrapbook, 1944-1945
ROLL 27
3. Calcutta Scrapbook, 1944-1947 (Photos 551.596-551.670)
4. Correspondence and Newsclippings, 1944-1983
5. Newsclippings, 1962-1984
Series 6 - Political Newspapers, 1962-1980
1. New Citizen, 1962-1963
2. Political Newspapers, 1962-1980
3. Political Publications, 1963-1964
END OF MICROFILM
Series 9 - Oversize, 1963-1976
OVERSIZE BOXES
BOX 1. Posters and Paraphernalia from the Democratic National Convention, 1976
BOX 2. Posters and Paraphernalia from Local Political Campaigns, 1963-1968
Series 8 - BOOKS AND MAGIZINES, 1948-1988 (located in records center)
BOX 1
Books:
Aging Together, Governor's Conference on Alternative Care, Columbia, Missouri, 12/4/82
Architects of an Unfinished American Dream by Ernest Calloway
Black Legislators by Robert T. Perry, 1976
Handbook on Women Workers, 1965
History of the American Negro People, 1619-1918
John Smith Views Watergate by Clifton L. Mosely
Limericks Honoring Those House Members of the 78th General Assembly, State of Missouri by Frank L. Mickelson
Neighbors and Neighborhoods of North St. Louis by JoAnn Adams Smith, 1988
The Past, Poems To Aid You In Your Climb Up The Stairway of Life and Gather Rose Buds to Cherish During That Beautiful Age of Fond and Pleasant Memories by Frank L. Mickerson
Profiles In Silhouette: The Contributions of Black Women, Delta Sigma Theta, 1980
Reflections In History by Ernest C. Withers, Collectors Edition, Volume 1, 1984
"...To Form a More Perfect Union...", Justice for American Women, 1976
Torch Anniversary Edition, 1982
The Torch Glows by Clifton L. Moseley, 1966
Magazines:
About...Time, 10/85
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Heritage Series #2, Women In Politics, 1969
American Federationist, 3/73; 7/73
Balsa Reports, Spring Quarterly, 1975
Black Collegian, 3-4/79
The Black Scholar, 4-5/71 - 3/76
Companion, 7/71
The Crisis, 10/63 - 12/69; 11/81
Dawn Magazine, 2/84; 1/86; 6/86
Ebony, 1/86
Encore, 11/22/76
Esprit, 11/83
Federal Labor Laws and Agencies, 8/50
BOX 2
Flash, Spring Issue 1952
Focus Midwest 6/62-1970
"Free At Last"
Great Kings and Queens of Africa, Calendar, 1984
In Aid of Rabindranath Memorial Fund
Kingsway Magazine, 2/78; 7/78
Labor Today, Fall 1962
Membership Roster, National Order of Women Legislators, 1986
Missouri Fair Employment Practices Act
Ms. 7/77
National Scene, 11/83
National Scene, 2/84; 5/83; 7/84
Negro Youth Photo Script, 4/43
Point of View, Spring 1987; Summer, 1987
Proud, 2/71
Social Action Center for Church and City
St. Louis Journalism Review, 11/78
St. Louis University Bulletin, 1976-1977
St. Louis University Magazine, Spring 1970-Spring 1974
Study of Urban-Metropolitan Education in Missouri
Stuart Symington
Ten Biggest Myths About the Black Family
Truman Day Dinner Program, 3/25/83
Universitas, Autumn 1976
World Order, Winter 1975-1976
The Writer, 7/48; 7/51
INDEX
Abortion, f. 1-10
Aging, f. 11-13
AIDS, f. 14
Alcoholism, f. 15
Alpha Kappa Alpha, f. 16
American Civil Liberties Union, f. 17
Animals, f. 18
Anti-Busing Amendment, f. 19
Asuquo Anwana, (551.1-551.21), f. 340
Attica, f. 23
Banks, Jet, f. 25
Battle, Evelyn, f. 26
Bi-State Transit, f. 27
Black Police, f. 31
Blind Athletes, f. 37
Board of Election, f. 38
Booker T. Washington High School, f. 39 (551.22-551.23) f. 341
Boykins, Billie, f. 40
Bradley, Eugene "Tink", f. 41
Breast Cancer, f. 42
Calloway, DeVerne, f. 1-369
Calloway, Ernest, f. 45-47, f. 343 (551.28-551.30)
Carter, Jimmy 1980 Campaign, f. 59
Carver Settlement House (551.31-551.66), f. 344
Cervantes, Alfonso, J., f. 61
Child Abuse, f. 65
City Jail, f. 287
Clay, William, (551.67-551.71), f. 345
Clay, William, f. 67
Collective Bargaining, f. 69, 70
CORE (551.72-551.103), f. 346, 347
Creationism, f. 76
Dana, Ellis Huntington, f. 97
Death Penalty, f. 99
Decriminalization of Marijuana, f. 102
Delta Sigma Theta, f. 103
Democratic Convention (1974), f. 104
Democratic Party, f. 105-108
Dent, Leon, f. 290, (551.104-551.116) f. 348
Department of Corrections, f. 109
Dickson, Mose, f. 110
Dubois, W.E.B., f. 111
Eagleton, Thomas f. 112-113
Eighteenth Ward Organizations (551.120-551.198), f. 350
Elderly, f. 98
Elijah Lovejoy Award (551.24-551.27), f. 342
Energy Saving and Home Insulation, f. 118
Enright, f. 141
Family Friends, f. 119
Farrell, Frank J., f. 120
Federal Communications Commission, f. 121
Forest Park Community College, f. 122
Forest Park Forever, f. 123
Fourth Ward, 19th Precinct, f. 124
Fourth Ward Political Organizations (551.199-551.201), f. 351
Fullwood, Harold, f. 125
Gay Lifestyle, f. 126
General Motors, f. 127
Gephardt, Richard, f. 128
Giles, Gwen, f.
Gillespie, William, f. 130
Greeting Cards, f. 131
Handicapped, f. 132
Harris-Stowe, f. 134-139
Homer G. Phillips and New Hospital, f. 142
Homer Phillips (551.202-551.211), f. 352
Ingram, Rosie, Campaign, f. 149
Jackson, Jesse, f. 153, 154
Judicial Selection, f. 158
King, Martin Luther, f. 163
Laclede Town, f. 165
Learning Disabilities, f. 166
Lemoyne-Owens College, f. 170-173
Little, Joann, f. 316
Magdala Foundation, f. 178
Mallory, Arthur, f. 180
Medium Security Facilities, f. 181
Missouri Housing Development Commission, f. 183
Missouri State Penitentiary, 213
Mose Dickson (551.117-551.119), f. 349
Museum of Transport, f. 185
NAACP, (551.331-551.358; 551.362-551.420), f. 358, 360
National Black Monuments, f. 186
Negro American Labor Council, f. 187
New Citizen, f. 188, Series 6, Volume 1
PACE, f. 191
Peach, George, f. 192
People's Art Center (551.421-551.431), f. 361
Prison, f. 150, 151, 156, 198, 281-339
Pruitt, John C., f. 199
Public Welfare, f. 202
Ransom, Julia, f. 203
Reapportionment, f. 206-208
Redistricting, f. 209, 210
Redlining, f. 223
Reed, John, f. 211
Retardation, f. 214
Robnett, James, f. 215
Saccharin, f. 169
Sacco and Vanzetti, f. 216
Sandhu, Manjit Lal, f. 222
School Desegregation, f. 224
Scientology, f. 225
Shendo, Jessalyn, f. 226
Sheppard, Myrtle, f. 227
Social Clubs, f. 229
Social Security, f. 230
Southern Negro Youth Congress, f. 231
Southern Tenant Farmers, f. 232
St. Louis County Sports Complex, f. 219
St. Louis School Board, f. 218
St. Louis School Strikes, f. 220-221
State Capitol Restoration Commission, f. 236
Taborian Hospital, f. 110
Tandy Redevelopment, f. 239
Tax Reform, f. 240
Teamsters Union, (551.443-551.474), f. 363
Terrorism, 1984-f. 241
Tucker, Mayor Raymond (551.475-551.481), f. 365
26th Ward Political Organizations (551.482-551.504), f. 366
Udall, Morris, f. 245
United Negro Organizations Newsletter, f. 246
Washington, Bernie, f. 248
Weathers, Fred (551.580), f. 368
Weathers, Fred, f. 249
Williams, Vanessa, f. 252
Wilson, Margaret Bush f. 253 (551.581-551.595), f. 369
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