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- Collection: RG 07, Arlington County Public Schools
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"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, "Hatemongering and Defamation", November, 1, 1958, page 1.
Top half of front page of Common Sense newspaper with part of an article, "Hatemongering and Defamation" by Marilyn R. Allen.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, "Hatemongering and Defamation", November, 1, 1958, page 2.
Bottom half of front page of Common Sense newspaper with part of an article, "Hatemongering and Defamation" by Marilyn R. Allen.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen, November 30, 1958. Page 1.
Top half of page from "Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen, November 30, 1958. Page 2.
Bottom half of page from "Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen, November 30, 1958. Page 3.
Top half of page from "Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, Anti-Filibuster Reds Pressure Congress, 50 Groups Plan Capitol Lobby On Filibuster, William Allen.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, page 4, article continued from page 1.
Top half of page 4. Several articles continued.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, unknown page.
Bottom half of unknown page.
"Common Sense", The Nation's Anti-communist Newspaper, unknown page.
Bottom half of unknown page.
A First Step Towards School Integration
Pamphlet written by Anna Holden regarding the Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) role in making desegregation in Nashville, TN possible. 16 pages
A Short History of the Arlington Committee to Preserve Public Schools
Description of founding and activities of the committee. 3 pages
Anonymous Letter from Petersburg, Virginia May 24, 1961
Anonymous letter expressing admonishment of a possible desegregated prom. 2 pages
April 27, 1958, The Undersigned Arlington Citizens and Parents
Explanation of the Committee to Preserve Public Schools and invitation for interested affiliates. 2 pages
April 30, 1958 Memorandum to Members of Organizing Committee to Preserve Public Schools
Letter regarding press statement, recruitment of new members, and upcoming committee meeting
Arlington Committee to Preserve Public Schools - A Substantial Increase in our Membership
Letter from William M. Lightsey, Membership Chairman of the Arlington Committee to Preserve Public schools to committee members encouraging the registration of new members
Arlington Committee to Preserve Public Schools - A Substantial Increase in our Membership
Letter from William M. Lightsey, Membership Chairman of the Arlington Committee to Preserve Public schools to committee members encouraging the registration of new members
Arlington Committee to Preserve Public Schools May 22, 1959 - Continue in existence for at least one year
Letter from the Arlington Committee to Preserve Public Schools with a vote to continue the existence of the committee
Arlington County Public Schools Department of Research June 21, 1954 Distribution of Negro Pupils, 1953-54, by District and by 1954-55 Grade
Charts breaking down the African-American students in Arlington Public Schools across District and Grade. 2 pages
Arlington County Public Schools Department of Research June 23, 1955 Distribution of Answers of the Members of the Integration Committee, Concerning Procedure and Time Schedule for Integration
Memo from Stanley V. Smith, Director of Research, to T. Edward Rutter. 2 pages
Arlington County Public Schools Office of the Superintendent April 21, 1955 memo to the Members of the Committee Studying Problems of Integration in the Arlington Public Schools
Memo to the committee from Elizabeth Campbell, Chairman of the Arlington School Board and Joseph C. McCaskill, Chairman, Integration Committee regarding an upcoming meeting of the Integration Committee
Arlington County School Board response to Commission on Public Education
Copy of invitation to appear at Commission on Public Education meeting on November 15, 1954; copy of response from county board referring the matter to the school board and choosing a non-participating representative of the board, two copies of…