Other publications, 1880 - 1990

Box 80, Folder 5: Neighbors and Neighborhoods of North St. Louis by JoAnn Adams Smith, 1988.

Box 80, Folder 6: DuSable ~ McNair Corner Stone of French Town Major Historical Site, 1979.

Box 80, Folder 7: St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.

Box 80, Folder 8: A Study of Crime in the Black Community (St. Louis, Missouri), 1990.

Box 80, Folder 9: Making St. Louis a Better Place to Live: A Progress Report, 1973.

Box 80, Folder 10: Annie Malone Children's Home Sixty-Eighth Annual Report, 1957.

Box 80, Folder 11: The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis Annual Report, 1987.

Box 80, Folder 12: The Religious Organizations of St. Louis and the Race Problem by John J. Kessler, 1955. 2 copies.

Box 80, Folder 13: Report of Negro Schools in Missouri by N. B. Young, 1928. [Most likely refers to Nathan B. Young Sr.]

Box 81, Folder 1: The Plight of Public Education for Negroes in Missouri by N.B. Young, November 11, 1926. An Address to the People of Missouri at the State Teachers Association.

Box 81, Folder 2: Survey of Recreational Facilities and Needs for Negroes, St. Louis, Missouri, April 1938. By C.B. Broussard, Supervisor of City Playgrounds for Negroes, summers of 1932 to 1937, and Bostic Franklin, sponsored by the Interfraternal Council of St. Louis.

Box 81, Folder 3: Black Catholics in St. Louis by Ivan C. James, Jr., 1971.

Box 81, Folder 4: Can the South Solve the Negro Problem? By Carl Schurz, 1903[?].

Box 81, Folder 5: An Upward Departure in Negro Education by Nathan B. Young [Sr.], July 28, 1915. Annual Address delivered before the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools.

Box 81, Folder 6: As to the Leopard's Spots: An Open Letter to Thomas Dixon, Jr. by Kelly Miller, 1905.

Box 81, Folder 7: Some Aspects of Negro Life in Georgia 1880-1908, 1958. Reprinted from The Journal of Negro History, Vol. XLIII, No. 3, July 1958.

Box 81, Folder 8: Biographical Sketches of Presidents of the Alabama State Teachers Association by Charles A. Brown, 1967. Includes sketch of Nathan B. Young Sr.

Box 81, Folder 9: Nathan B. Young and the Development of Black Higher Education, dissertation by Antonio Frederick Holland, 1984. Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of University of Missouri-Columbia.

Box 81, Folder 10: The 30's - Donnybrook Decade in St. Louis Public School Power Plants by F. Weldon Young, 1984. 2 copies.

Box 81, Folder 11: Peace is Dangerous by W.E.B. DuBois, 1951.

Box 81, Folder 12: Individual articles from The Crisis, 1954, 1959. From "Conservative" to "Radical": the Ideological Development of W.E.B. DuBois, 1885-1905 and Booker T. Washington and the Rise of the NAACP, both by August Meier.

Box 81, Folder 13: Christian Nationalist Party pamphlets, 1940s-1956. The Supreme Court, the Broken Constitution, and the Shattered Bill of Rights by R. Carter Pittman, circa 1956; Danger White Man Awaken! pamphlet by the Christian Nationalist Party of St. Louis; flyer for Christian Nationalist Party Special Meeting, circa 1940s; petition to city election commissioners for a city ordinance for the separation of races by the Racial Purity Committee of the Christian Nationalist Party, 1940s.

Box 81, Folder 14: Roosevelt and the Negro, 1933-1940, by George S. Schuyler, 1940. Published by the Republican National Committee.

Box 81, Folder 15: In appreciation of what the Democratic administration under Mayor Bernard F. Dickmann has done for 100,000 Negro St. Louisans, 1937[?]. Created by the Negro Division of the Democratic Campaign Committee.

Box 81, Folder 16: Notification of Alf M. Landon, official souvenir book, July 1936.

Box 82, Folder 1: Mound City Bar Association, 1990-1992.

Box 82, Folder 2: Amistad Research Center information, circa 1970s.

Box 82, Folder 3: The Republican Party and American Colored People, 1856-1936, 1936. [Water damaged.]

Box 82, Folder 4: American Missionary Association information, 1962-1964.

Box 82, Folder 5: University publications and information. West Virginia State College, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Fisk University, and Indiana University at Bloomington. Primarily regarding Black student activities or collections.

Box 82, Folder 6: Saint Louis University Commencement 1986 honorary degree materials, 1986.

Box 82, Folder 7: St. Louis Teachers Union, AFL-CIO Local 420, 1968, 1990.

Box 82, Folder 8: National Association of University Women and American Association of University Women, St. Louis Branch, 1974, 1987. Yearbooks and bylaws for 1987-1988, NAUW founders' day program 1974.

Box 82, Folder 9: Black Caucus of the American Library Association Membership Directory, 1986.

Box 82, Folder 10: St. Louis Pan-Hellenic Council Directory and Calendar, 1987-1988.

Box 82, Folder 11: Africare: South Africa Development Internship Program, informational booklet, 1989[?].

Box 82, Folder 12: Perspectives on the Black Experience: Art as Image and Idea, 1977. Published by Afro-American Arts Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

Box 82, Folder 13: Court case publications. Ada Lois Sipuel v. Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma, George L. Cross, Maurice H. Merrill, George Wadsack, and Roy Gittinger. October Term, 1947, No. 369 / The City of St. Louis vs. Kenneth Walker. September Session, 1956, No. 29772. / Heman Marion Sweatt v. Theophilus Shickel Painter, et al. 1946, no. 9684.

Box 82, Folder 14: A Black Composer in Nineteenth-Century St. Louis by Samuel A. Floyd, Jr., 1980. About Joseph William Postlewaite.

Box 82, Folder 15: The Writer and Social Responsibility by Amiri Baraka, 1985.

Box 82, Folder 16: Christophe by Edwin Garnet Riley.

Box 82, Folder 17: Humboldt Library of Popular Science Literature, No. 16 (1880), No. 32 (1882).

Box 82, Folder 18: Drink recipe and cookbook pamphlets, circa 1950s-1960s. 4 items.

Box 83: Travel brochures. Contains travel brochures or promotional information for places Young and his family visited.