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Subseries 9.7
General,
1903-1989
Boxes 110 - 112; OP 85 -
87
Scope and Content Note
The subseries contains printed material collected by Dawson. It includes articles, speeches, brochures, and postcards concerning African American music and prominent African Americans such as Aaron Douglas, Roland Hayes and Ralph Ellison. The subseries also contains yearbooks from Lincoln High School in Kansas City, Missouri, depicting Dawson and Aaron Douglas.
Box | Folder | Content |
---|---|---|
110 | 1 | Articles concerning African American music |
110 | 2 | Articles concerning African American music |
110 | 3 | Articles concerning African American music |
110 | 4 | Articles concerning African American music |
110 | 5 | Adams, Alton Agustus |
110 | 6 | Anderson, Marian |
110 | 7 | Anderson, TJ |
110 | 8 | Armstrong, Samuel Chapman, "Armstrong's Ideas on Education for Life," Hampton Institute, 1936 |
110 | 9 | Baker, Josephine, publicity booklet |
110 | 10 | Barnett, Claude A. and Etta Moten Barnett, "A West African Journey," 1947 |
110 | 11 | Beard, Augustus Field, "The Story of the Amistad," American Missionary Association |
110 | 12 | Black American Music Symposium, University of Michigan School of Music, 1985 |
110 | 13 | Black Music Research Newsletter, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 1977-1979 |
110 | 14 | Black Music Research Newsletter, Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois, 1985-1986 |
110 | 15 | Boatner, Edward |
110 | 16 | Boatner, Edward H. "Introduction to Voice Culture" [inscribed to WLD] |
110 | 17 | Bowles, Frederick G. "Poems," 1984[?] |
110 | 18 | Brave, Benjamin. "Invocation at the Unveiling of the Monument," September 3, 1932 [includes handwritten note addressed to WLD] |
110 | 19 | Butcher, Harold, "The Negro as Musician" |
110 | 20 | Carver, George Washington |
110 | 21 | Center for Black Music Research brochure, 1989[?] |
110 | 22 | Center for Black Music Research brochure |
110 | 23 | Center for Black Music Research Digest, 1988 |
110 | 24 | Chenault, John W. "Concerns of a Continent: A Negro Speaks," |
110 | 25 | Civic Music Association of Chicago, "Children's Choruses, 1925-1926" |
110 | 26 | Clay, Lucius D., 85th Anniversary Dinner of the Tuskegee Institute, 1966 |
110 | 27 | Cole, Florence |
110 | 28 | Congressional Record [commemorating the 75th anniversary of Tuskegee Institute], April 11, 1956 |
110 | 29 | Crump, Walter Gray, "Golden Anniversary Poem to William Harvey King," 1932 [inscribed to WLD] |
110 | 30 | Cumberland Forest Festival, 1951 |
110 | 31 | Dawson, William L. [Congressman], Tuskegee Institute Founders Day Address, 1951 |
110 | 32 | Dett, Nathaniel |
110 | 33 | Douglas, Aaron |
110 | 34 | Down Home [contains articles on Tuskegee Institute], Spring 1981 |
111 | 1 | Ellison, Ralph |
111 | 2 | Ellison, Ralph |
111 | 3 | Ellison, Ralph, "A Rejoinder," [undated] and Irving Howe, "A Reply to Ralph Ellison," [undated] |
111 | 4 | Ellison, Ralph, "It Always Breaks Out," Partisan Review, Spring 1963 |
111 | 5 | Ellison, Ralph "Commencement Address to the Curtis Institute of Music, 1975 [inscribed] |
111 | 6 | Ellison, Ralph "The Little Man at Chehaw Station," The American Scholar, 1977 |
142 | 22 | Esquire's Jazz Book, 1945 |
111 | 7 | Feldman, Eugene. "James T. Rapier: Negro Congressman from Alabama," Southern Newsletter, undated |
111 | 8 | Florida A and M University, "FAMU Spirit," undated |
111 | 9 | Ford Sunday Evening Hour, programs, December 1936-May 1937 |
111 | 10 | Foster, L.H., "Tuskegee Institute 85th Anniversary Dinner Speech," 1966 |
111 | 11 | Gallagher, Buell G. "Across a Perilous Terrain," 1956 |
111 | 12 | Greene, John M. "Happy Wedlock or Things that Make a Good Husband and a Good Wife," 1903 [inscribed by A. Robinson and A. Davis] |
111 | 13 | Harriston, Jester |
111 | 14 | Hayes, Roland |
111 | 15 | Hill, Alex |
111 | 16 | Holland, Charles |
111 | 17 | Hornbostel, E.M. "African Negro Music," (reprint from Africa, vol. 1, no. 1), [1928?] |
111 | 18 | Imes, G. Lake, "The Road Up from Slavery," speech at the dedication of the Booker T. Washington Memorial Highway, 1953 |
111 | 19 | "In Fact: An Antidote for Falsehood in the Daily Press," vol. VIII, No. 11 (December 20, 1943) |
111 | 20 | Johnson, W. Bishop., "Address in introducing Dr. Booker T. Washington at the National Baptist Convention, Nashville, Tennessee," 1913 [photocopy] |
111 | 21 | Kern, Jerome |
111 | 22 | Krasilovsky, M. William "Dawson v. Hinshaw Music, Inc: The Fourth Circuit Revisits Arnstein and the 'Intended Audience' Test," Fordham Entertainment, Media and Intellectual Property Law Forum, Spring 1991 |
111 | 23 | Krasilovsky, M William "The Effect of Copyright Practices on Educational Innovation," Teachers College Record, 1969 |
111 | 24 | Krasilovsky, M William "Music Arrangements and the Copyright Law," Music Educators Journal, 1979 |
111 | 25 | Krasilovsky, M William "Observations on Public Domain," Bulletin of the Copyright Society of the USA, 1967 |
111 | 26 | Lincolnian, Lincoln High School yearbook, Kansas City, Missouri, 1923 [WLD pictured as a member of the faculty] |
111 | 27 | Lincolnian, Lincoln High School yearbook, Kansas City, Missouri, 1925 [WLD pictured as a member of the faculty] |
111 | 28 | Lincolnian, Lincoln High School yearbook, Kansas City, Missouri, 1926 [WLD pictured as a member of the faculty] |
111 | 29 | Maestrino |
111 | 30 | NAACP Voter Education Project, undated |
111 | 31 | The Negro Musician, May 1921 |
112 | 1 | New Shiloh Baptist Church Revival Hymns, Baltimore, Maryland |
112 | 2 | New Shiloh Baptist Church Revival Crusade, broadside, Birmingham, Alabama, 1976 |
112 | 3 | New York State Music Camp, brochure, 1956 |
142 | 23 | Petry, Ann |
112 | 4 | Patterson, Frederick D. |
112 | 5 | Perham, Beatrice. The Music of Early Greece, 1937 |
112 | 6 | Postcard, African missionaries [?] |
112 | 7 | Postcard, Frederick Douglass mural |
112 | 8 | Postcard, Holland-America Line |
112 | 9 | Postcard, Hot Springs, Arkansas |
112 | 10 | Postcard, International Afro-American museum |
112 | 11 | Postcard, Jackie Robinson |
112 | 12 | Postcards, U.S. Grant and Galena, Illinois |
112 | 13 | Postcard, Williams Jubilee Singers |
112 | 14 | Radio City Theatres: Show Place of the Nation, [undated] |
112 | 15 | Richie, Lionel |
112 | 16 | Roberts, Howard |
112 | 17 | Robinson, C. Harvey, "Field Work," undated |
112 | 18 | Schurz, Carl, "Can the South Solve the Negro Problem?" McClure's Magazine, 1903 |
112 | 19 | "Selected Radio Programs," Radio Institute of the Audible Arts, 1935-1936 |
112 | 20 | Sowande, Fela |
112 | 21 | Still, William Grant |
112 | 22 | Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra [undated] |
112 | 23 | Thompson, James |
112 | 24 | Tinsley, Robert Louis, "Convictions in Verse," 1972 [photocopy, inscribed to WLD] |
112 | 25 | "Toccata: The Magazine of the Leopold Stokowski Society," 1982-1984 |
142 | 24 | Tuskegee Civic Association, "Crusade for Citizenship Mass Meeting," Greenwood Missionary Baptist Church, August 13, 1956 [broadside] |
112 | 26 | Tuskegee Civic Association, April 6, 1968 |
112 | 27 | Wanamaker Prize announcement, 1931 |
112 | 28 | Wayne State University Men's Glee Club press book, 1986-1987 |
112 | 29 | William E. Harmon Awards for Distinguished Achievement Among Negroes," brochure, 1927 [with handwritten note to WLD from CB [?]] |
112 | 30 | Williams, Franklin H. "Especially Those: The Appeal from Every Quarter," Phillip-Stokes Fund speech, undated |
112 | 31 | Work, John Wesley |
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