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"Martin, Ex-NAACP Head, Dies," Philadelphia Tribune, November 23, 1954.
The obituary from the Philadelphia Tribune documents the major accomplishments of Mr. Isadore Martin. Mr. Martin founded Isadore Martin Inc., Realtor, which was a predominately African American realtor, and was carried on by his son, I. Maximilian…
Flyer, Jake Walker Story, NAACP
This flyer refers to a meeting that took place on November 18, 1927 at Thermoplyae Baptist Church regarding the imprisonment of Jake Walker at the Eastern Penitentiary. The NAACP held the meeting, with attorney Herbert E. Millen, Mrs. Anna P. Gayle,…
Segregation at Hog Island Dead
This Philadelphia Tribune article, written by C. E. Wells, documents the end to segregation at the Hog Island Ship-Yard. The article discusses the long time struggle of the Philadelphia N.A.A.C.P. to end segregation at the government run shipbuilding…
South Philly Leads NAACP Local Drive
An article discussing an aggressive membership drive to raise revenues for Philadelphia's branch of the N.A.A.C.P.
Tags: Catherine Street, Charles W. Dorsey, Daisy E. Lampkin, Discrimination, First African Baptist Church, fraternal organizations, George Jeter, Germantown, H.H. Cain, Herbert E. Millen, Ida B. Love, Isadore Martin, John M. Marquess, L. E. Allen, Mt. Ollvet Tabernacle Baptist Church, N.A.A.C.P., NAACP, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, North Philadelphia, Quaker City Elks and Mercy Service Club, Quaker City Lodge of Elks, race relations, Reeve Memorial Presbyterian Church, Rita D. Burton, South Philadelphia, The Beauticians, W. Harry Barnes, Walter R. Livingstone, West Philadelphia, William S. Hagans, Y.W.C..A., YWCA