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• Application for Robert Brown Johnson
  An application for Robert Brown Johnson, Assistant Professor of History at Virginia Union University. He wishes to work toward Ph.D. in history at the University of Minnesota in the 1942/1943 academic year.
• Application for Taylor Sylvester Jackson
  An application for Taylor Sylvester Jackson, Associate Professor of Education at Talladega College. She wishes to attend Indiana University to work for Ed. D. under Dr. M. T. Eaton. Has been admitted.
• Application for James Edward Jackson Jr.
  An application for James Edward Jackson Jr., a Pharmacist, volunteer labor relations secretary southern Negro Youth Congress. He wishes to create popularized historical narrative of the role of Negro worker in the American labor movement.
• Application for Zell Ingram
  An application for Zell Ingram, Instructor in drawing and painting at Karamu House. He wishes to complete three 4x6 feet oil paintings dealing with persons and events in the history of the American Negro.
• Application for Giles A. Hubert
  An application for Giles A. Hubert, Assistant to the Director of Rural Rehabilitation Division, Farm Security Administration. He wishes to study of the social economic problems of the Virgin Islands of the United States for one year beginning September 1942.
• Application for John Oliver Hopkins Jr.
  An application for John Oliver Hopkins Jr., Assistant to Director of Aeronautics and Manager of CAA Airport at Tuskegee Institute. He wishes to attend Harting Aircraft Corporation courses for 6 months beginning May 1.
• Application for Myron A. Higgins
  An application for Myron A. Higgins, Departmental Assistant in English at Howard University. He wishes to transcribe the Library of Congress collection of Negro secular songs and seculars from available private collection. He seeks training for position as field specialist in American folklore.
• Application for William Wallace Hayes
  An application for William Wallace Hayes, Principal of Douglass High School. He wishes to work for Masters degree under Dr. Charles S. Johnson at Fisk University or Miss Mable Carney at Columbia University.
• Application for Lucien Astor Green
  An application for Lucien Astor Green, Administrative Assistant of the Alabama Extension Service at the Tuskegee Institute. He wishes to work at University of Wisconsin under Dr. William Summer, possibly for a Masters degree.Upon completion, would return to present position.
• Application for Charles Gerald Green
  An application for Charles Gerald Green, Director of Dramatics at A and T College. He wishes to work for M. A. degree at University of Iowa under Mr. H. Clay Harshbarger for twelve months beginning in September of 1942.
• Application for Catherine Cater Golightly
  An application for Catherine Cater Golightly, Circulation librarian and teacher of English at Fisk University. She wishes to work under Professor Sherburn in September 1942. She intends to study at Radcliffe in preparation for the degree of PhD in English.
• Application for Zitman Oscar Gill
  An application for Zitman Oscar Gill, graduate student at Columbia Universitys Teachers College. He wishes to work under Drs. J. Clark and W. D. Reeve for M. A. and PH.D. at Teachers College, Columbia University . He has been admitted with the probable duration of study being two and a half years starting June 1942.
• Application for Nicholas L'Ouvertue Gerren
  An application for Nicholas LOuvertue Gerren, Instructor in the Department of Music at the Prairie View State College. He wishes to extend his violin studies and his knowledge and skill in conducting symphonic instrumental groups and work for M.F.A. degree at University of Kansas under Mr. Waldemar Geltch for the 1942/1943 academic year.
• Application for William Franklin
  An application for William Franklin, Senior Musician of the Federal Music project. He wishes to study for a period of three months with Mr. Edgar Nelson of the Chicago Conservatory of Music then go to New York to prepare for a Town Hall recital with a coach. This period spans May 1942 - May 1943.
• Application for John Bunyan Eubanks
  An application for John Bunyan Eubanks, Regional Secretary for National Council YMCA. He wishes to work for Ph.D. under Harry Jellma at Indiana University. He has been admitted and will return to current position with hopes to engage in teaching philosophy upon completion.
• Application for Gilbert Franklin Edwards
  An application for Gilbert Franklin Edwards, Teaching Assistant in Sociology at Howard University. He wishes to continue work at University of Chicago for Ph.D. under Dr. Louis Worth for a year beginning June 1942.
• Application for Jesse Monroe Drew
  An application for Jesse Monroe Drew, Principal of John S. Cobb High School. He wishes to work for his doctorate in education under Dr. John M. Brewer at Harvard University. He has been admitted and probable duration of work is a year beginning September 1942.
• Application for James Elmo Dorsey
  An application for James Elmo Dorsey, Associate Professor, Director of Music at Lincoln University. He wishes to attend University of Pennsylvania, to work under Dr. Harl McDonald. He has been admitted.
• Application for Maenelle Dixon
  An application for Maenelle Dixon, Jeanes Supervising Teacher of Bulloch county. He wishes to attend University of California to work for M. S. in Education.
• Application for Robert Nathaniel Dett
  An application for Robert Nathaniel Dett, Director of Music at Bennett college. He wishes to work at library of Congress. He intends to create an autobiography showing the development of the Negro idiom in the higher forms of music.
• Application for Gerald U. deC. Daingerfield
  An application for Gerald U. deC. Daingerfield, Principal of Atkinson County Training School. He wishes to attend University of Wisconsin or University of Iowa to work for M. S. in speech under Dr. A. T. Weaver. He is currently on leave for study at Hampton Institute.
• Application for Almeta Virgina Crockett
  An application for Almeta Virgina Crockett, Instructor of Home Economics at West Virginia State College. She wishes to work for a Ph.D. degree in Home Economics at the University of Wisconsin, under Helen T. Parsons, for eleven months beginning in September of 1942.
• Application for Ernest Crichlow
  An application for Ernest Crichlow, Artist-teacher of the New York City Art Project. He wishes to paint ten portfolios of silk-screen prints depicting the American social scene as it relates to Negro life.
• Application for Anthony Boyd Crawley
  An application for Anthony Boyd Crawley, Head of the Department of Mathematics at West Virginia State College. He wishes to work at Ohio State University for Ph.D. under Dr. Harry Waldo Kuhn. He has been admitted and upon completion will return to present position.
• Application for James Allen Colston
  An application for James Allen Colston, Principal at the Ballard School. He wishes to spend one year working toward Ph.D. degree at Teaching College, Columbia University, under the supervision of Dr. H. B. Bruner in the department of curriculum. He has been admitted. He intends to return to present position or similar position upon completion.