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    • Vote for Roosevelt

    • Vote for Roosevelt

    • ads; politics; Roosevelt, Franklin D.;

    • FDR campaign bumper sticker. Front: Vote for Roosevelt Back: Choose Your Own Candidate, but VOTE -- Compliments of -- LUKE KINGSLEY -- Cigar Stand -- All Kinds of Good Food -- Cotton Exchange Bldg., Memphis, Tenn. 6-9978
    • The M Files
    • 1960-10-17 Correspondence and Library Card

    • 1960-10-17 Correspondence and Library Card

    • libraries; civil rights; desegregation; McAlpin, Malcolm;

    • A letter from Memphis resident Malcolm McAlpin to the Board of Trustees of the Memphis Public Library: "Gentlemen: I am enclosing one vote in favor of making your facilities totally instead of partially Negroid, a consummation which, as far as...
    • Library History
    • Vote for L.D. Bejach

    • Vote for L.D. Bejach

    • Bejach, L. D.; elections; judges; law; politics;

    • A campaign flyer for Chancellor L.D. Bejach for Chancery Court, part of the Overton-Hale ticket.
    • The M Files
    • Vote for Claude A. Armour

    • Vote for Claude A. Armour

    • Armour, Claude A.; campaigns; fire department; police department; politics;

    • A commitment card to support Claude A. Armour for re-election as Commissioner of Fire & Police.
    • The M Files
    • Vote Merrill

    • Vote Merrill

    • campaigns; elections; Merrill, Irma; politics; Shelby County;

    • A campaign flyer for County Commission candidate Irma Merrill.
    • The M Files
    • Vote Ron Lollar

    • Vote Ron Lollar

    • campaigns; education; elections; Lollar, Ron; politics; Shelby County;

    • A campaign flyer for Shelby County School Board candidate Ron Lollar.
    • The M Files
    • FDR Flyer

    • FDR Flyer

    • ads; politics; Roosevelt, Franklin D.;

    • Flyer reads, "Kick 'em OUT! VOTE for ROOSEVELT," and features a graphic of a donkey kicking an elephant.
    • The M Files
    • E.H. Crump Collection

    • E.H. Crump Collection

    • African Americans; barber shops; beauty parlors; blind; bridges; business; campaign finance; civic clubs; commission government; Crump, E. H.; elections; floods; football; government; housing; integration; machine politics; mayors; neighborhoods;...

    • Edward Hull Crump was born near Holly Springs, Mississippi, in 1874. He was raised by his mother, Mollie Nelms Crump, after his father, a cotton planter and former Confederate officer, died during the yellow fever epidemic of 1878. When he was 19...
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