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• List of Former Fellows Letters Were Sent To
  A list of former fellows as of 1940 such that forms were sent to. The fellows listed include, Mr. Allison Davis, Mr. John Davis, Ms. Leila S. Green, Mr. Carl M. Hill, Mr. Birtill Lloyd, Melvin D. Towns, Mr. Fannin S. Belcher, Mr. L.D. Reddick, Mr. Schieffelin Claytor, Mr. Alonzo Davis, Mr. Charles Lawrence, Mr. Howard Swanson, Mr. Byron Hill, Mr. Robert Hodges, Mr. James E. Fleming, Ms. Hope Tisdale, Mr. Edward P. Dreyer, Mr. J.H. Easterby, Mr. Charles R. Anderson, Mr. Fred Alsup, Mr. France Thompson, Ms. Ruth Lloyd, Ms. Anna M. Cooke, Mr. Stanton Wormley, Mr. William Henry Dean, Ms. Edmonia Grant, Mr. Harry W. Culbreth, Mr. John D. Black, Ms. Lillian Smith, Ms. Paula Snelling, and Mr. Albert E. Carter.
• List of Negro Rosenwald Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Negro applicants chosen as Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names and a brief summary of their work. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on.
• List of White Southerner Rosenwald Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the White Southerners applicants chosen as Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names and a brief summary of their work. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1937-41
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows from 1937 through 1941, including names and addresses. Fellows mentioned include, Mrs. Chess Abernathy, Mr. Charles Roberts Anderson, Mr. Marcus Bartlett, Mr. Kenneth B. Clark, Mr. Charles T. Davis, Mr. Lorenzo J. Greens, Ms. Mary S. Harris, Mr. Lewis W. Jones, Mr. Wilton P. Ledet, Mr. Wiley C. Newman, Mr. Herman C. Nixon, Mr. Lawrence D. Reddick, Mr. Jacob L. Reddix, Ms. Ira DeA. Reid, Mr. Shelby E.Southard, Mr. H. Councill Trenholm, Mr. Lorenzo D. Turner, Mrs. Preston Valien, Mr. LeRoy W. Watson, Mr. Samuel Z. Westerfield, Mr. Bell Irvin Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Wormley, Mr. Richard E. Yates, and so on.
• Summary of Comments on Individual Fellows By Edwin R. Embree
  Personal appraisal and comments on Individual Fellows given by Dr. Edwin R. Embree, Comments on individual fellows, divided into four section, Those whose achievements seem to him most clearly established, Those who seem to him mediocore or worse, Brilliant youngsters about whom it is to early to make final judgement, and not brilliant but solid plodders, and further divided by Negro fellow and White southernes fellows.
• Report of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship and Scholarship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, approved by Mr. Edwin R. Embree. 64 fellowships and 11 scholarships were awarded that year. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on. Scholarships granted include, Ms. Grace Margaret Doyle, Ms. Val Dora Turner, Mr. George Hench Butcher, Ms. Elizabeth Mildred Jordan, Mr. Sterling Marcellus Collins, Ms. Ada Louise Evans, Ms. Mary Jennelaie Walden, Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Burbridge, Mr. Solomon Cornelius Jeffries, Ms. Yvonne Aurelia Jackson, and Mr. David D.W. Dickson.
• List of White Southerner Candidates for Fellowship, 1941
  A list of candidates for Julius Rosenwald Fund fellowships in 1941, names and fields listed. White Southerner candidates include, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Economics, Education. English Language and Literature, History, Home Economics, Journalism, Library Science, Linguistics, Modern Language and Literature, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Mr. James E. South III, Ms. Ellene Ransom, Mr. Wilton P. Ledet, Mr. Alfred B. Bonds, Jr., Mr. James Kimbrough Owen, and Mr. Gould M. Beech.
• Report of Rosenwald Fellows Who Have Been in West Indies, Latin America, and Central America, 1937-41
  A summary of Rosenwald Fellows who traveled to West Indies, Latin America and Central America between 1937 through 1941. Negro fellows mentioned include, Mr. Arna Bontemps, Mr. Mercer Cook, Mr. Aaron Douglas, Mr. Hugh H. Smythe, Mr. Lorenzo Turner, and Mr. Eric Williams. White Southerner fellows mentioned include, Mr. Chess Abernathy, Mr. William O. Brown, Mr. Albert E. Carter, Mr. Leon F. Sensabaugh, Mr. T. Lynn Smith, and Mr. LeRoy T. Watson.
• Report of Rosenwald Fellows Who Have Been in West Indies, Latin America, and Central America, 1937-41
  A summary of Rosenwald Fellows who traveled to West Indies, Latin America and Central America between 1937 through 1941. Negro fellows mentioned include, Mr. Arna Bontemps, Mr. Mercer Cook, Mr. Aaron Douglas, Mr. Hugh H. Smythe, Mr. Lorenzo Turner, and Mr. Eric Williams. White Southerner fellows mentioned include, Mr. Chess Abernathy, Mr. William O. Brown, Mr. Albert E. Carter, Mr. Leon F. Sensabaugh, Mr. T. Lynn Smith, and Mr. LeRoy T. Watson.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names, amount of money and demographics, signed by Mr. Will W. Alexander. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names, amount of money and demographics, signed Mr. Raymond R. Paty. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names, amount of money and demographics, signed Mr. Charles S. Johnson. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Candidates for Fellowship, 1941
  A list of candidates for Julius Rosenwald Fund fellowships in 1941, names and fields listed. The fields chosen by Negro candidates include, Agriculture, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Drama, Economics, Education. Engineering, English Language and Literature, History, Home Economics, Law, Library Science, Mathematics, Modern Language, Music, Pharmacology, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Public Health, Religion, and Sociology. White Southerner candidates include, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Economics, Education. English Language and Literature, History, Home Economics, Journalism, Library Science, Linguistics, Modern Language and Literature, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Mr. Charles H. Alston, Ms. Selma H. Burke, Mr. Jacob Lawrence, Mr. William A. Attaway, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, Mr. Henry A. Hill, Mr. S. Randolph Edmonds, Mr. John Hope II, Mr. Charles T. Davis, Mr. Ulysses G. Lee, Jr., Ms. Youra Qualls, Mr. Melvin D. Kennedy, Mr. Benjamin Arthur Quarles, Mr. John A. Taylor, Mr. Robert Carter, Ms. Beatrice Y. Black, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Winston Kermit McAllister, Mr. John A. Davis, Mr. Robert E. Martin, Ms. Mamie K. Clark, Ms. Mary A. Morton, Ms. Vera Chandler, Mr. Gilbert Edwards, Mr. Lyonel Florant, Mr. Charles R. Lawrence, Mr. Edward N. Palmer, Mr. James C. Peterson, Ms. Estella H. Scott, Mr. James E. South III, Ms. Ellene Ransom, Mr. Wilton P. Ledet, Mr. Alfred B. Bonds, Jr., Mr. James Kimbrough Owen, and Mr. Gould M. Beech.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names, amount of money and demographics, signed by Mr. Robert C. Weaver. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1941
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1941, including names, amount of money and demographics. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. Thomas Henry Bembry, Mr. Cleo Walter Blackburn, Mr. David Harold Blackwell, Mr. Walter Monroe Booker, Mr. Herman Russell Branson, Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. Frederick S. Barkalow, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. William Oscar Brown, Mr. Melville Fort Corbett, Mr. John Henry Faulk, Ms. Mary Sunlocks Harrell, Mr. Ellis Ford Hartford, Mr. Tom Lea, and so on.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Awards, 1937-40
  A summary report of awards made by the Julius Rosenwald Funds Fellowships from 1937 through 1940, mentioning that a total of 105 Negro fellowships and 80 White Southerner fellowships were awarded. Negro fields listed include, Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Classics, Creative Writing, Economics, Education, English, Fine Arts (Art Education, Drama, Music, Painting, Sculpture), History, Law, Mathematics, Medicine, Modern Languages and Literature, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. White Southerner fields listed include, Anthropology, Biology, Creative Writing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Fine Arts including Painting, Sculpture, Journalism, Law, Pharmacology, Philosophy, Political Science, Radio, Religion, and Sociology.
• Summary of Committee Remarks on Negro Candidates
  A document summarizing remarks from Fellowship Committee on Negro candidates. The candidates mentioned include, Mr. John Percy Bond, Mr. Samuel Brown, Mr. Vincent Browne, Ms. Lowell Bennett, Mr Robert Lee Carter, Mr. Robert Coleman, Mr. Allison Davis, Mr. John Davis, Mr. Matthew Fairfax, Mr, Lyonel Florant, Mr. Samuel Gandy, Mr. Henry Hill, Mr. Roland Henderson, Mr. James P. Johnson, Mr. Raphael Lanier, Mr. Jacob Laurence, Mr. Hylan Lewis, Mr. Reed Peggram, Mr. J.C. Peterson, Ms. Youra Qualls, Mr. Emerald Allan Smith, Mr. James A. Washington, Mr. Mark Watkins, and Mr. Lawrence Wilson.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Applicants for Art and Music Jury, 1940
  A list of fellowship applicants to be judged by Art jury and Music jury in 1940. Art applicants include, Mr. Charles H. Alston, Mr. Henry Bannarn, Ms. Selma Burke, Mr. James L. Cady, Mr. Samuel Countee, Mr. Oliver Harrington, Mr. Sargent C. Johnson, Mr. William H. Johnson, Mr. Jacob A. Laurence, and Mr. James E. Routh. Music applicant is Mr. Ulysses S. Kay.
• Report on White Southerner Rosenwald Fellowship Candidates, 1940
  A summary of White Southerner candidates for Julius Rosenwald Fellowships in 1940. The fields mentioned include, Agriculture, Anthropology, Art, Aviation, Biology, Chemistry, Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, Drama, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, History, Journalism, Music, Pharmacology, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Romance Language, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Mr. Thomas Puryear Mims, Mr. Donald Day, Ms. May Justus, Ms. Lillian E. Smith, Ms. Paula Snelling, Mr. Harry W. Culbreth, Mr. Dan Ruthledge Vining, Mr. Jeter A. Isely, Mr. Albert E. Carter, Mr. Robert M. Hodges, and Mr. James E. Fleming.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Awards, 1940
  A summary report of awards made by the Julius Rosenwald Funds Fellowships in 1940, mentioning that a total of 47 Negro fellowships and 28 White Southerner fellowships were awarded. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Ms. Lowell Howard Bennett, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Robert Coleman, Jr., Mr, William Allison Davis, Mr. Harold Alfred Farrell, Mr. Lorenzo Johnston Greene, Mr. Henry Aaron Hill, Mr. Jacob Garnet Lewis, Mr. Ulysses Grant Lee, Jr., Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Roberts, Ms. Estelle Harris Scott, Mr. James Aaron Washington, Jr., Mr. Eric Williams, Mr. Alfred Russell Brooks, Mr. John Hope Franklin, Mr. James Ellis LuValle, Mr. Robert Earl Martin, Mr. Jacob Lorenzo Reddix, Mr. Myron Bumstead Towns, Mr. Lorenzo Dow Turner and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Robert Aswell, Mr. Albert Edwin Carter, Mr. Edward Tarleton Collier, Mr. Edwin Adams Davis, Mr. James Alfred Ford, Mr. Wilton Paul Ledet, Mr. Henry Allison Page III, Mr. Walter Edwin Sewell, Mr. Joseph Carlyle Sitterson, Mr. Comer Vann Woodward, and so on.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Awards, 1940
  A summary report of awards made by the Julius Rosenwald Funds Fellowships in 1940, mentioning that a total of 47 Negro fellowships and 28 White Southerner fellowships were awarded. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Ms. Lowell Howard Bennett, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Robert Coleman, Jr., Mr, William Allison Davis, Mr. Harold Alfred Farrell, Mr. Lorenzo Johnston Greene, Mr. Henry Aaron Hill, Mr. Jacob Garnet Lewis, Mr. Ulysses Grant Lee, Jr., Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Roberts, Ms. Estelle Harris Scott, Mr. James Aaron Washington, Jr., Mr. Eric Williams, Mr. Alfred Russell Brooks, Mr. John Hope Franklin, Mr. James Ellis LuValle, Mr. Robert Earl Martin, Mr. Jacob Lorenzo Reddix, Mr. Myron Bumstead Towns, Mr. Lorenzo Dow Turner and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Robert Aswell, Mr. Albert Edwin Carter, Mr. Edward Tarleton Collier, Mr. Edwin Adams Davis, Mr. James Alfred Ford, Mr. Wilton Paul Ledet, Mr. Henry Allison Page III, Mr. Walter Edwin Sewell, Mr. Joseph Carlyle Sitterson, Mr. Comer Vann Woodward, and so on.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Awards, 1940
  A summary report of awards made by the Julius Rosenwald Funds Fellowships in 1940, mentioning that a total of 47 Negro fellowships and 28 White Southerner fellowships were awarded. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Ms. Lowell Howard Bennett, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Robert Coleman, Jr., Mr, William Allison Davis, Mr. Harold Alfred Farrell, Mr. Lorenzo Johnston Greene, Mr. Henry Aaron Hill, Mr. Jacob Garnet Lewis, Mr. Ulysses Grant Lee, Jr., Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Roberts, Ms. Estelle Harris Scott, Mr. James Aaron Washington, Jr., Mr. Eric Williams, Mr. Alfred Russell Brooks, Mr. John Hope Franklin, Mr. James Ellis LuValle, Mr. Robert Earl Martin, Mr. Jacob Lorenzo Reddix, Mr. Myron Bumstead Towns, Mr. Lorenzo Dow Turner and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Robert Aswell, Mr. Albert Edwin Carter, Mr. Edward Tarleton Collier, Mr. Edwin Adams Davis, Mr. James Alfred Ford, Mr. Wilton Paul Ledet, Mr. Henry Allison Page III, Mr. Walter Edwin Sewell, Mr. Joseph Carlyle Sitterson, Mr. Comer Vann Woodward, and so on.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Awards, 1940
  A summary report of awards made by the Julius Rosenwald Funds Fellowships in 1940, mentioning that a total of 47 Negro fellowships and 28 White Southerner fellowships were awarded. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Ms. Lowell Howard Bennett, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Robert Coleman, Jr., Mr, William Allison Davis, Mr. Harold Alfred Farrell, Mr. Lorenzo Johnston Greene, Mr. Henry Aaron Hill, Mr. Jacob Garnet Lewis, Mr. Ulysses Grant Lee, Jr., Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Roberts, Ms. Estelle Harris Scott, Mr. James Aaron Washington, Jr., Mr. Eric Williams, Mr. Alfred Russell Brooks, Mr. John Hope Franklin, Mr. James Ellis LuValle, Mr. Robert Earl Martin, Mr. Jacob Lorenzo Reddix, Mr. Myron Bumstead Towns, Mr. Lorenzo Dow Turner and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Robert Aswell, Mr. Albert Edwin Carter, Mr. Edward Tarleton Collier, Mr. Edwin Adams Davis, Mr. James Alfred Ford, Mr. Wilton Paul Ledet, Mr. Henry Allison Page III, Mr. Walter Edwin Sewell, Mr. Joseph Carlyle Sitterson, Mr. Comer Vann Woodward, and so on.
• Report on Negro Rosenwald Fellowship Candidates, 1940
  A summary of Negro candidates for Julius Rosenwald Fellowships in 1940. The fields mentioned include, Agriculture, Anatomy, Anthropology, Art, Aviation, Biology, Chemistry, Comparative Literature, Creative Writing, Drama, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, History, Home Economics, Law, Library Science, Linguistics, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Recreation, Religion, Romance Language, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Ms. Ruth Morris Smith, Mr. Allison Davis, Mr. J.G. St. Clair Drake, Mr. Hugh H. Smythe, Mr. Fred W. Alsup, Ms. Leila Smith Green, Mr. Carl McClellan Hill, Mr. James E. LuValle, Mr. Myron B. Towns, Mr. Fannin S. Belcher, Ms. Shirley Graham, Mr. George F. McCray, Mr. Jacob L. Reddix, Mr. Richard A. Carroll, Ms. Youra Thelma Qualls, Mr. John Hope Franklin, Mr. William Grant Still, Mr. John A. Davis, Ms. Merze Tate, Mr. Alonzo J. Davis, Mr. Charles R. Lawrence, and Mr. Hylan G. Lewis.
• List of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards, 1940
  A report on the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows of 1940, including names, amount of money and demographics, signed by Mr. Raymond R. Paty. Negro fellows include, Mr. Charles Henry Alston, Mr. Fred Werthly Alsup, Mr. William Alexander Attaway, Ms. Lowell Howard Bennett, Ms. Beatrice Yvonne Black, Mr. Alfred Russell Brooks, Ms. Selma Hortense Burke, Mr. Robert Lee Carter, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Ms. Vera Chandler, Mr. Kenneth Bancroft Clark, and so on. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Robert Aswell, Mr. Herbert Jonas Bingham, Mr. Alfred Bryan Bonds, Jr., Mr. Albert Edwin Carter, Mr. Tarleton Collier, Mr. Edwin Adams Davis, Mr. William Ransom Hogan, Mr. Donald Day, Mr. James Merton England, Mr. James Christian Hill, Mr. Jester Allen Isely, and so on.