From Segregation to Integration: The Donald Murray Case, 1935-1937

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MSA SC 2221-11-9. GOVERNOR (Subject File) #613-L-M, folder labled "National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 27th Annual Conference, Baltimore, June 30 to July 5th, 1936," containing correspondence between Governor Harry W. Nice and Thurgood Marshall, and between Governor Nice and Mrs. Lillie M. Jackson in March 1937, with enclosures. MSA S 1046-97.

• Letter and enclosure from Thurgood Marshall to Governor Nice re Negro scholarships bill (March 15, 1937);
  letters from Mrs. Lillie M. Jackson to Governor Nice and Senator Ridgely P. Melvin re Negro scholarships bill (March 15, 1937);
  reply from Governor Nice to Mrs. Lillie M. Jackson (March 17, 1937);
  continuing correspondence from Thurgood Marshall to Governor Nice (March 19, 1937);
  letter from Thurgood Marshall to Senator Ridgely P. Melvin (March 19, 1937);
  letter from Thurgood Marshall to Dr. Byrd, President of University of Maryland (March 19, 1937).

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