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- Collection: RG 19, The Personal Papers of Elizabeth Pfohl Campbell
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Better Schools Make Better Communities
Political novelty license plate that reads "Better Schools Make Better Communities"
Television Appearance by Edmund D. Campbell
Edmund Campbell, husband of Elizabeth Campbell and Member of the Executive board of the Arlington Committee, appears on Georgetown University Forum panel number 616, on the topic “Virginia Schools and Private Citizens.”
Moderated by Matthew…
Moderated by Matthew…
Edmund D. Campbell Recieves an Award
Edmund Campbell, husband of Elizabeth Campbell, is presented with a Certificate of Appreciation from the Bar Association of the District of Columbia by an unidentified man.
Portrait of Elizabeth Campbell
Portrait of Elizabeth P. Campbell
Portrait of Edmund D. Campbell
Portrait of Edmund D. Campbell, lawyer and husband of Elizabeth Campbell
The Signpost, March 22, 1951
School paper of Stratford Junior High School. Front Page Headline is "Stratford Is Officially Opened".
The Signpost, March 8, 1951
School paper of Stratford Junior High School. Front page article announces classes beginning in the new building.
The Signpost, February 21, 1951
School paper of Stratford Junior High School.
The Signpost, February 9, 1951
School paper of Stratford Junior High School.
The Signpost, January 19, 1951
School paper of Stratford Junior High School. Front page headline is "New School Nears Completion."
The Signpost, March 3, 1951
School paper of Stratford Junior High School. Front Page covers Governor Battle coming to officially open the then-new school. Final page is a program for that ceremony. The rest of the article highlight the new school's departments and facilities.
"Little Rock: The Battle", Rayford W. Logan, Williams Alumni Review, November, 1957. 4 pages.
Historical perspective and current analysis of Little Rock, desegregation and status of Negros.
Report of Meeting of Public Education Groups, November 8, 1958.
Report by the different Public Education Groups in Virginia recounting in detail the situation in their local areas concerning integration. 8 pages.
Report of Meeting of Public Education Groups, November 8, 1958.
Report by the different Public Education Groups in Virginia recounting in detail the situation in their local areas concerning integration. 8 pages.
Text of talk given by William M. Lightsey at a public meeting in Richmond, March 15, 1959.
The Work and Growth of the Committees for Public Schools. Describes the development and history of the Committee. 2 pages
Letter from William M. Lightsey, Executive Secretary, Virginia Committee for Public Schools to the Executive Board Members, February 24, 1959.
Letter announcing an important meeting of the Committee to discuss the legislative position and the statements that might be made at a public hearing before the "Perrow Commission on Education" on March 6. Asking for each local committee to name a…
Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, VA, Colleges Attended by June, 1954 Graduates, January 17, 1955
Lists the various colleges attended by the 1954 Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, VA, graduating class. Report issued January 17, 1955. 2 pages.
This Happened in Pasadena': Now It's Happening in Greater Washington, Article from the Washington Post, Sunday, April 29, 1951
Newspaper article relating a book about a successful conservative campaign against a Pasadena school system to the public school systems in greater Washington, DC.
Nonpartisans in Arlington, Washington Post Editorial, October 30, 1952
Editorial, reprinted from the Washington Post, regarding the state of non partisan representation on the County Board and criticizing the Arlington Independent Movement.
Arlington County Board Election, Washington Daily News Editorial, October 31, 1952
Editorial, reprinted from the Washington Daily News, regarding the upcoming County Board election and the history of non-partisan government in Arlington.