Administrative files, 1944-1982.

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Administrative files, 1944-1982.

The subseries consists of administrative files of the Atlanta Urban League Community Services Department heads from 1944-1982. The files include correspondence, reports, minutes, program notes, staff evaluations, newsletters, and miscellaneous printed materials of Clarence D. Coleman (1944-1959), Myrtle Mickens (1959-1965), Roland Blanding (1965-1966), James Lemon (1964-1968), Charles Stinson (1968-1974), Martin Cook (1972-1977), Clinton Dye (1976-1978), Richard Lyle (1979-1980), and Tommy Reid (1979-1982), and Carroll Miller (1982).

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Miller, Carroll H. (Carroll Hiram), 1907-

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Lemon, James Mcw.

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Dye, Clinton.

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Blanding, Rowland.

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Stinson, Charles.

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Reid, Tommy

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Lyle, Richard.

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Mickens, Myrtle.

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Coleman, Clarence D.

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Cook, Martin.

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Atlanta Urban League. Community Services Dept.

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The Atlanta Urban League, an affiliate of the National Urban League, was established in 1920. It is a private, non-profit, interracial community service organization which functions as a vehicle for addressing the social and economic problems of the black community in Atlanta, Georgia. The Community Services Department of the League conducted activities relating to neighborhood organizations, fund raising, and supervision of field work students from the Atlanta Universit...