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• Written Addendum for Louis B. Ambler, Jr.
  A 1939 application note for Louis B. Ambler, Jr., Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The notes discuss his background in Pennsylvania versus his current position in Alabama and question his eligibility as a Southerner.
• Written Addendum and Application for Ralph Waldo Amerson
  A 1946 application for Ralph Waldo Amerson, a Research Assistant at the Chicago Urban League, requesting a grant to research the marketing of Negro clerical labor in Chicago, as part of his Ph.D. studies in Business at the University of Chicago. Including handwritten evaluations assessing his candidacy.
• Written Addendum for Burton W. Ames
  A file containing notes for Burton W. Ames, a candidate in the field of Adult Education. The document includes handwritten comments questioning the projects value.
• Record of Fellowship granted, Written Addendum, and Fellowship Application for Charles Henry Alston
  A 1940 application and subsequent records for Charles Henry Alston, a mural painter with the Federal Arts Project. He applied to present the Negro's relation to American life through the medium of graphic arts. The file documents his fellowship awards totaling $2400 from 1940 and 1941, his work on murals at Harlem Hospital, and illustrations for major magazines like The New Yorker and Colliers.
• List of applicants from Atlanta, GA, and Tuscaloosa, AL
  Summary of applicants from Atlanta, Georgia, and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, including the schools of applicants, and handwritten notes.
• Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Grants
  Summary of Julius Rosenwald Fellowships granted in 1946, including field of studies and schools, and Race Relations Awards granted.
• Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Statement Release
  A release letter written regarding the Julius Rosenwald Fund's Fellowships for 1946, announced by Mr. Edwin R. Embree, included a number of Black and White fellows, and new developments in the kind of applicants they awarded.
• Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards for 1943
  Summary of Awardees for Julius Rosenwald Fellowships granted in 1943, including field of studies, plan of work, and schools.
• Julius Rosenwald Fund Scholarships to College Seniors, 1943
  Summary of Julius Rosenwald Scholarships given to college seniors in 1943, including schools, field of studies, and plan of work.
• Handwritten Addresses
  A handwritten address in Washington D.C., addresses to various people in Washington D.C., and to multiple people in New Orleans.
• An Address Document to Dallas, Texas
  An address to Miss Elizabeth Ann McMurray in Dallas, Texas.
• An Address Document to Nashville, Tennessee
  A handwritten address to Rev Joseph in Christ Church, Nashville, Tennessee.
• An Addressed Document to Boston, Massachusetts
  An address to Mrs. U. T. Summers in Boston, Massachusetts.
• List of 1942 Fellows, Washington, D.C
  A summary of the Rosenwald Fund's Fellows in Washington, D.C., including handwritten notes.
• List of medical applicants for the Rosenwald Fund
  List of medical applicants for the Rosenwald Fund, including demographics and field of study.
• Fellowships and Awards
  A list of Fellowships granted to Negroes and White Southerners, including their personal data, a summary of their plan of work, and the amount granted.
• Awards Given to White Southerners
  Summary of the Rosenwald Fund's Fellowships given to White Southerners, including amount given, field of study, schools, and the plan of work.
• A Recommendation for the Appropriation for the Fellowships
  A statement of the recommendations for appropriation of Rosenwald fellowships, including the names of the committee members, the actions recommended, and the amount of money given by the Fund at the end of 1941.
• Compilation and Status of the White Fellows for 1937, 1938, and 1939
  A summary of White fellows of the Rosenwald Fund between 1937-1939, including personal data, plan of work, and updates regarding the fellows, that is, what they have done or changes that were made, and what their current position is.
• Compilation of information regarding appointed and reappointed Negroes for the Fellowship Fund
  A compilation of the Negroes accepted for the fellowship, their plan of work, personal data, amount granted, and what potential they hoped to be realized. Included in the same format is the list of extensions of Awards given to Negroes.
• A List of White Fellows of the Rosenwald Fund in 1939
  A list of White Fellows of the Rosenwald Fund in 1939, including field of study, and renewals to White Fellows, whith handwritten notes.
• Report of the Recipients of the Fellowship
  A list of granted Fellowships given to Negroes and White Southerners, including a summary of their plan of work and a statistical record of the geographical distribution of the fellows, along with the degree sought by them.
• Minutes of Julius Rosenwald Fund
  Written report from the Rosenwald board meeting in 1938, including past fellowships program, resolved matters, a report on health amongst Black people, and medical education.
• Exhibit B - Notes About the Fellows
  Notes on the current situation and progress of the Fellowship recipients in 1937, both Negroes and White southerners.
• Summary of Junior Scholarship Awards Granted in 1941
  Summary of the recipients of scholarship aid awarded through an experimental program, conducted by the committee responsible for granting Junior Scholarships to recent graduates of selected leading colleges in. Including the eleven awards in 1941, and all the current recipients that were members of the senior class at their respective institutions.