N&O Index Card Listings

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Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Prominent negroes of Raleigh and the bmsiness firms owned and operated by Negroes. Mar.1-36:8 M.
  • Durham negroes organize to get negro vot out for coming election. Mar.19-36:10.
  • Negro social workers will ooen annual cor frence today. Ap.2-36:IS.
  • Negro couple of Edenton try to get land back. Ap.3-36:3. Ap.4-36:1. Ed. p.4. Ap.5-36:1. Ed. Ap.6-36:4.
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • N.Y.Beall, Baptist minister, warns of negro's rise. 0.27-36:11.
  • Hegro leaders to meet here. D.1-36:3. Negro committee drafts program. Jan.12-
  • 37:2.
  • Apoeal for aid in keeping site for playground. Jan.15-37:18.
  • Open negro park today. Je.22-37:5. Negro Baptist re-elect heads. Je.25-37:2
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • James M.Yeargin on staff of Thomas E.Dewey. F.1-33:5.
  • Negroes to \hoserve Douglass day here. F. 13-38:3. J
  • Bunco artist retunned to face swindle count. Mar.20-38:3.
  • Negroes go to Heaven (ed.) Mar.22-38:4.
  • Negro deans conclude national conference At Shaw. May 1-58:10
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Negroes enjoy holiday in new recreation park. Jl.6-37:10.
  • Swanky Edgewater hotel may become negro report. Jl.15-37:1.
  • Three are hurt in race battle at Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Ag.23-37:18. Ed. Ag. 24-37:4. 12.
  • Negroes review civic progress. Jan.3-38: Rescue too late for buried negro in Wake Forest. May 26-3 i.
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Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Goldsboro is assured of negro civic center. JUn-e 31-33:2.
  • Mrs. R.M.Hanes revealed as donor of Si,000 to Goldsboro Community building for negroes. Je.5-33:9.
  • Three are Jailed in racial miscue in Goldsboro. Je.l0-38:8. 6.
  • Trio bound over in morals case. Jl.10-35
  • Negro bar association selects new officers. Ag.7-38:5.
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Church meeting launched here. Se.20-38:;
  • "Old master" calls nigro who claimed 122 years. 0.20-33:1.
  • Negro medical, dental and pharmareuti-cal society holds meeting at Dunn. F.ll-39:5.
  • Wayne negroes form educational council. F.23-39:8.
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Negro recreation center dedicated in Goldsboro. Mar.12-39:3 0.
  • Grouo to study negro Job plans. May 5-39:1. May 6-39:12.
  • Negro unemployment (ed.) May 8-39:4.
  • Negro job study is recommended. May 17-39:1.
  • Negro medical society meets in Charlotte Je.19-39:2.
  • Rural negroes' problems discussed by educators at Lake fc Junaluska. Jl.20-39:3.
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Shoeshine boys by O.E. Davis. 0.9-39:4.
  • Negro writer here at Harrison library. N.16-39:18.
  • Grout) to study negro job plans. Jan.27-40:12.
  • Negs'gs to ooen health canroaign. Mar.31-40:S M. 10.
  • Blackus hits T.B. among negroes. Ap.l-4C
  • Raleigh negroes hold adult health meeting. Ap.4-50:11.
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Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Aunt Betty Byrd believes she's over 100. Ap.19-40:24.
  • Louise Maywood Latham, Raleigh negro leader, will address in Durahm. Ap.27-40:"
  • Dean James T Taylor suggests study of negro unemoloyment. Ap.29-40:7. 12.
  • Negro on jury in Wilmington. May 14-40:
  • Aged negro, buried alive, now is prosper
  • ous farmer. Je.2-40:1 M.
  • Shoe-shine peddlers are rounded up agair
  • Je.3-30:10.
Negroes [African-Americans]
  • Negro firemen end meeting at Tarboro. Ag.23-40:14.
  • Mob disorder set off by dismissal of negro in Elizabeth City. 3.10-40:1. 3.11-40:1.
  • Riot's leaders sent to roads. 3.16-40:3.
  • Ex-slave passes at Lucama hone. S.16-40: 10.
  • Former bootblack is now a physician. N.
  • 29-40:20.