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• Press Release Regarding Rosenwald Fellowship Awards and Scholarships to College Students, 1944
  A press release by Mr. Edwin Embree on May 12, 1944 announcing that 37 Rosenwald fellows were chosen, 22 Negro fellows and 15 White Southerners for a total of 78,100 dollars. Ms. Margaret Walker, Mr. James Pipe Register, Mr. Hale Woodruff, and Mr. E. Franklin Frazier were highlighted, as well as their prospective projects. Negro fellows listed include, Ms. Thelma D. Ackiss, Dr. J. Edmond Bryant, Ms. Margaret Burns Bush, Ms. Gladys Elizabeth Childress, Ms. Leslie Morgan Collins, Ms. Esther Victoria Cooper, Ms. Eldzier Cortor, Mr. Joseph Henry Douglass, Mr. E. Franklin Frazier, Ms. Naomi Mills Garrett, Mr. James Albert Gibbs, Jr., Mr. Adelaide Cromwell Hill, Mr. Mozell C. Hill, Mr. Chester Bomar Himes, Mr. Rayford W. Logan, Mr. Pauli Murray, Ms. Dorothy Burnett Porter, Ms. Dorothy Margarette Reed, Ms. Margaret Abigail Walker, Ms. Dorothy Gwendolyn Williams, Mr. Theodore Wilbur Winchester, and Mr. Hale A. Woodruff. White Southerner fellows listed include, Mr. Richard Obee Comfort, Ms. Rhoda C. Ellison, Mr. Robert Gwathmey, Ms. Laurette MacDuffie Knight, Mr. Arthur Stanley Link, Mr. James Pipes Register, Mr. Jack Alvin Rhodes, Mr. D.B. Robertson, Ms. Anna Greene Smith, Mr. Mary Cecilia Thedieck, Mr. James Harrison Tipton, Ms. Madie Belle Ward, Ms. Olive, Elizabeth Westbrooke, Dr. Marion Marshall Young, and Ms. Hilda Jane Zimmerman. Scholarships to college seniors include, Ms. Hera Phyllis Bowie, Ms. Ely Max Brandes, Mr. William Henry Branham, Ms. Anne Stuart Brock, Ms. Marietta Spiller Dabney, Ms. Anna Mays Daniels, Ms. Thelma Beatrice Dixon, Ms. Doris Ella Gallimore, Ms. Peggie Bird Garrison, Ms. Betty Ann Johnson, Ms. Marie Beverly Johnson, Ms. Sybil Marie Jones, Mr. Charles William King, Ms. Charlotte Elizabeth Meacham, Ms. Emile Lightfoot Meine, Jr., Ms. Jacquetta Smith, Ms. Dorothy Strayhorne, and Ms. Marjorie Lucia Williams.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Candidates For Scholarship-Aid, 1943-44
  A list of Negro and White Southerner candidates for Scholarship-aid in 1943. Negro candidates include, Ms. Julia Craig, Mr. Harold Lucien, Ms. Dorothy Pentecost, Ms. Rosalind Eagleson, Mr. Ora Leak, Ms. Cecelia Nabrit, Ms. Mamie Saunders, Ms. Ella Duncan, Ms. Margaret Hines, Ms. Olive Williams, Ms. Louise Kimbrough, Ms. Mildred Birchette, Mr. Gertrude Chiles, Ms. Jarnice Wade, Ms. Elaine Brazier, Ms. Catherine Lewis, Ms. Julia Thompson, Mr. Henry G. Wilson, Mr. William Moore, Mr. Ezell Johnson, Ms. Lillian Riley, Ms. Eddie Mae Graham, Ms. Margaret Grigsby, Ms. Altha Thompkins, Ms. Lucinda Barnes, Mr. Frances Johnson, Mr. Dulce Rowley, Ms. Helen Rice, Ms. Edna Truitt, Ms. Alma Vaughan, Ms. Doris Blayton, Ms. Florence Irving, Ms. Laurice Campfield, Ms. Annie Mae Peterson, Ms. Dorothy Walker, Ms. Amanda Crump, Ms. Virginia Stokes, Ms. Muriel White, Ms. Alice Nixon, Ms., Gladys Omohundro, Ms. Constance Carmichael, Ms, Angela Evans, Ms. Ruel Houser, Ms. Louise Williams. White Southerner candidates include, Ms. Thelma Espey, Ms. Martha Mitchell, Ms. Dorothy Watson, Ms. Bradley Twitty, Robert Lively, Ms. Margaret Neil Price, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, Ms. Dorothy H. Conditt, Ms. Bess Stovall Green, Mr. Julian Cook, and Mr. William Liddon McPeters. Individual applications, Ms. Dorothy Mae Rogers, Ms. Selika Cade, Mr. Jean Clements Turner, Ms. Charlotte Pinkett, Ms. Hortense Virginia Pace, Ms. Charlotte M. Smith, Ms. Phyllis Annie Wallace, Ms. Reba Gray, and Mr. Jack Alvin Rhodes.
• List of Fellowship Awards, Scholarship-Aid Awards, and Scholarships to College Seniors, 1943-44
  A list of Negro and White Southerner Rosenwald fellowships awarded and scholarship-aids awarded in 1943. The fields chosen by Negro fellows include, Art, Biology, Education, Economics-Labor, English Languageand Literature, History, Journalism, Mathematics, Music, Physics, Political Science, Religion, and Sociology. The fields chosen by White Southerner fellows include, Art, Creative Writing, Education, Folklore, Journalism, Political Science, Religion, and Sociology. The fields chosen by Negro scholarship aids include, Agriculture, Anthropology, Art, Chemistry, Economics, Education, French Language and Literature, Home Economics, History, Mathematics, Music, Political Science, Social Welfare, and Sociology. The fields chosen by White Southerner scholarship aids include, Economics, History, Philosophy, Social Science, and Sociology.
• List of Art Candidates By Art Jury, 1943
  A list of Art candidates to rated by Art jury in 1943. Negro candidates include, Mr. Hale A. Woodruff, Mr. Charles White, and Mr. Ellis Wilson. White candidates include, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Mr. Julien Binford, Mr. Virginia Dudley, and Mr. Julian Lee Rayford.
• List of Art Candidates By Art Jury, 1943
  A list of Art candidates to rated by Art jury in 1943. Negro candidates include, Mr. Hale A. Woodruff, Mr. Charles White, and Mr. Ellis Wilson. White candidates include, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Mr. Julien Binford, Mr. Virginia Dudley, and Mr. Julian Lee Rayford.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Candidates, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerner candidates for Rosenwald fellowships in 1943. Fields chosen by Negro candidates include, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Dancing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Folklore, History, Home Economics, Journalism, Law, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, Nursing, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Social Work, and Sociology. Fields chosen by White Southerner candidates include, Agriculture, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Folklore, History, Home Economics, Library Science, Music, Political Science, Religion, Social Work, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Ms. Mary Huff Diggs, Mr. William T. Fontaine, Mr. Clinton Oliver, Mr. Leon Edward Wright, and Ms. Marcelotte Leake. Extensions were made for the following, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Clinton E. Knox, and Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney.
• List of Draft Classifications
  Draft classifications include 4 A over 45, 4 B government official, 4 C alien, 4 D clergy, 4 E conscientious objector, 4 F physical or mental deficiency, 4 H over 38, 2 A occupational deferment, and 3 B defense.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards, 1943
  A list of Rosenwald fellowships awarded in 1943. Fellows listed include, Mrs. Thelma D. Ackiss, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mrs. Florence R. Murray, Mr. Roi Ottley, Mr. Leon E. Wright, Mr. Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Harnett T. Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. Hudson Strode, Ms. Louise Young, and so on.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Candidates, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerner candidates for Rosenwald fellowships in 1943. Fields chosen by Negro candidates include, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Dancing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Folklore, History, Home Economics, Journalism, Law, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, Nursing, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Social Work, and Sociology. Fields chosen by White Southerner candidates include, Agriculture, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Folklore, History, Home Economics, Library Science, Music, Political Science, Religion, Social Work, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Ms. Mary Huff Diggs, Mr. William T. Fontaine, Mr. Clinton Oliver, Mr. Leon Edward Wright, and Ms. Marcelotte Leake. Extensions were made for the following, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Clinton E. Knox, and Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney.
• Rating of Negro Candidates In Creative Writing By Arna Bontemps, 1943
  A list of Negro candidates in Creative Writing rated by Mr. Arna Bontemps in 1943. The candidates include, Mr. Roi Ottley and Mrs. Florence Rogers Murray.
• Rating of Musical Composition Candidates by William Grant Still, 1943
  A list of Musical Composition candidates rated by Mr. William Grant Still in 1943. Mr. Still expressed how impressed he was of Mr. Edward Margetson since his 1942 fellowship. Other candidates listed include, Mr. Herbert Wells, Ms. Jessie Fitzgerald, and Mr. James Price Johnson.
• Rating of White Southerner Candidates In Creative Writing By Arna Bontemps, 1943
  A list of White Southerner candidates in Creative Writing rated by Mr. Arna Bontemps in 1943. The highest rated candidates include, Mr. Woody Guthrie and Mr. Thomas Sancton. Other candidates include, Mr. Robert Penn Warren, Mr. Robert Ramsey, Mr. Robert Gibbons, Mr. Hudson Strode, Mr. Stetson Kennedy, Ms. Barbara Tunnell Anderson, Mr. William Kimbrough, Mr. Frank Goodwyn, and Ms. Mary B. Gwathmey.
• List of Art Candidates By Art Jury, 1943
  A list of Art candidates to rated by Art jury in 1943. Negro candidates include, Mr. Hale A. Woodruff, Mr. Charles White, and Mr. Ellis Wilson. White candidates include, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Mr. Julien Binford, Mr. Virginia Dudley, and Mr. Julian Lee Rayford.
• Cross Reference Record Regarding Fellowship Lists, 1943
  A cross reference record from May 10, 1943 mentioning that 3 copies of the announcement of the fellowship and scholarship awards were in.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards and Scholarship-Aid Awards, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerners awarded Rosenwald fellowships and scholarship-aids in 1943 signed by Mr. Raymond R. Paty on June 17. Negro fellows include, Ms. Thelma Davis Ackiss, Ms. Mildred Blount, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Marcus S. Christian, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Maenelle Dixon Dempsey, Ms. Anna Louise de Remus, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mr. Mozell C. Hill, Mr. James Welfred Holmes, Mr. George Dennis Kelsey, Mr. Roscoe Edwin Lewis, Ms. Edith Menard, Jr., Ms. Florence Rogers Murray, Mr. Clinton F. Oliver, Mr. Roi Ottley, Ms. Anna Forrest Potte, Ms. Mary Logan Reddick, Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney, Mr. Julius Henry Taylor, Mr. Charles W. White, Mr. Theodore W. Winchester, Mr. Hale Woodruff, and Mr. Leon . Wright. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Ms. Virginia Dudley, Ms. Bethel Fite, Mr. Robert Faucett Gibbons, Mr. Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, Mr. Thomas Harnett Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. William Edward Kimbrough, Jr., Mr. Howard Gordon McClain, Mr. Thomas Sancton, Mr. Hudson Strode, Mr. William Frederick Tidwell, Mr. Willis Duke Weatherford, Ms. Charlotte Williams, and Mr. Louise Young. Negro scholarship aids include, Ms. Lucinda Barnes, Ms. Elaine Carrie Brazier, Ms. Amanda Bernice Crump, Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Angela Louise Evans, Ms. Catherine Elizabeth Lewis, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Mr. William J. Moore, Ms. Cecelia A. Habrit, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Mamie Antoinette Saunders, Mr. Charlotte M. Smith, Ms. Edna Alston Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, and Ms. Phyllis Annie Wallace. White Southerner scholarship-aids include, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, Mr. Robert A. Lively, Mr. William L. McPeters, Ms. Martha C. Mitchell, Ms. Margaret Price, and Mr. William Bradley Twitty.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards and Scholarship-Aid Awards, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerners awarded Rosenwald fellowships and scholarship-aids in 1943 signed by Mr. Charles S. Johnson on June 19. Negro fellows include, Ms. Thelma Davis Ackiss, Ms. Mildred Blount, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Marcus S. Christian, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Maenelle Dixon Dempsey, Ms. Anna Louise de Remus, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mr. Mozell C. Hill, Mr. James Welfred Holmes, Mr. George Dennis Kelsey, Mr. Roscoe Edwin Lewis, Ms. Edith Menard, Jr., Ms. Florence Rogers Murray, Mr. Clinton F. Oliver, Mr. Roi Ottley, Ms. Anna Forrest Potte, Ms. Mary Logan Reddick, Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney, Mr. Julius Henry Taylor, Mr. Charles W. White, Mr. Theodore W. Winchester, Mr. Hale Woodruff, and Mr. Leon . Wright. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Ms. Virginia Dudley, Ms. Bethel Fite, Mr. Robert Faucett Gibbons, Mr. Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, Mr. Thomas Harnett Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. William Edward Kimbrough, Jr., Mr. Howard Gordon McClain, Mr. Thomas Sancton, Mr. Hudson Strode, Mr. William Frederick Tidwell, Mr. Willis Duke Weatherford, Ms. Charlotte Williams, and Mr. Louise Young. Negro scholarship aids include, Ms. Lucinda Barnes, Ms. Elaine Carrie Brazier, Ms. Amanda Bernice Crump, Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Angela Louise Evans, Ms. Catherine Elizabeth Lewis, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Mr. William J. Moore, Ms. Cecelia A. Habrit, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Mamie Antoinette Saunders, Mr. Charlotte M. Smith, Ms. Edna Alston Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, and Ms. Phyllis Annie Wallace. White Southerner scholarship-aids include, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, Mr. Robert A. Lively, Mr. William L. McPeters, Ms. Martha C. Mitchell, Ms. Margaret Price, and Mr. William Bradley Twitty.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards and Scholarship-Aid Awards, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerners awarded Rosenwald fellowships and scholarship-aids in 1943 signed by Mr. Will W. Alexander on June 17. Negro fellows include, Ms. Thelma Davis Ackiss, Ms. Mildred Blount, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Marcus S. Christian, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Maenelle Dixon Dempsey, Ms. Anna Louise de Remus, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mr. Mozell C. Hill, Mr. James Welfred Holmes, Mr. George Dennis Kelsey, Mr. Roscoe Edwin Lewis, Ms. Edith Menard, Jr., Ms. Florence Rogers Murray, Mr. Clinton F. Oliver, Mr. Roi Ottley, Ms. Anna Forrest Potte, Ms. Mary Logan Reddick, Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney, Mr. Julius Henry Taylor, Mr. Charles W. White, Mr. Theodore W. Winchester, Mr. Hale Woodruff, and Mr. Leon . Wright. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Ms. Virginia Dudley, Ms. Bethel Fite, Mr. Robert Faucett Gibbons, Mr. Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, Mr. Thomas Harnett Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. William Edward Kimbrough, Jr., Mr. Howard Gordon McClain, Mr. Thomas Sancton, Mr. Hudson Strode, Mr. William Frederick Tidwell, Mr. Willis Duke Weatherford, Ms. Charlotte Williams, and Mr. Louise Young. Negro scholarship aids include, Ms. Lucinda Barnes, Ms. Elaine Carrie Brazier, Ms. Amanda Bernice Crump, Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Angela Louise Evans, Ms. Catherine Elizabeth Lewis, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Mr. William J. Moore, Ms. Cecelia A. Habrit, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Mamie Antoinette Saunders, Mr. Charlotte M. Smith, Ms. Edna Alston Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, and Ms. Phyllis Annie Wallace. White Southerner scholarship-aids include, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, Mr. Robert A. Lively, Mr. William L. McPeters, Ms. Martha C. Mitchell, Ms. Margaret Price, and Mr. William Bradley Twitty.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards and Scholarship-Aid Awards, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerners awarded Rosenwald fellowships and scholarship aids in 1943 signed by Mr. Robert C. Weaver on June 19. Negro fellows include, Ms. Thelma Davis Ackiss, Ms. Mildred Blount, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Marcus S. Christian, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Maenelle Dixon Dempsey, Ms. Anna Louise de Remus, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mr. Mozell C. Hill, Mr. James Welfred Holmes, Mr. George Dennis Kelsey, Mr. Roscoe Edwin Lewis, Ms. Edith Menard, Jr., Ms. Florence Rogers Murray, Mr. Clinton F. Oliver, Mr. Roi Ottley, Ms. Anna Forrest Potte, Ms. Mary Logan Reddick, Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney, Mr. Julius Henry Taylor, Mr. Charles W. White, Mr. Theodore W. Winchester, Mr. Hale Woodruff, and Mr. Leon . Wright. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Ms. Virginia Dudley, Ms. Bethel Fite, Mr. Robert Faucett Gibbons, Mr. Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, Mr. Thomas Harnett Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. William Edward Kimbrough, Jr., Mr. Howard Gordon McClain, Mr. Thomas Sancton, Mr. Hudson Strode, Mr. William Frederick Tidwell, Mr. Willis Duke Weatherford, Ms. Charlotte Williams, and Mr. Louise Young. Negro scholarship-aids include, Ms. Lucinda Barnes, Ms. Elaine Carrie Brazier, Ms. Amanda Bernice Crump, Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Angela Louise Evans, Ms. Catherine Elizabeth Lewis, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Mr. William J. Moore, Ms. Cecelia A. Habrit, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Mamie Antoinette Saunders, Mr. Charlotte M. Smith, Ms. Edna Alston Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, and Ms. Phyllis Annie Wallace. White Southerner scholarship-aids include, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, Mr. Robert A. Lively, Mr. William L. McPeters, Ms. Martha C. Mitchell, Ms. Margaret Price, and Mr. William Bradley Twitty.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards and Scholarship-Aid Awards, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerners awarded Rosenwald fellowships and scholarship-aids in 1943. Negro fellows include, Ms. Thelma Davis Ackiss, Ms. Mildred Blount, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Mr. Marcus S. Christian, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Maenelle Dixon Dempsey, Ms. Anna Louise de Remus, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mr. Mozell C. Hill, Mr. James Welfred Holmes, Mr. George Dennis Kelsey, Mr. Roscoe Edwin Lewis, Ms. Edith Menard, Jr., Ms. Florence Rogers Murray, Mr. Clinton F. Oliver, Mr. Roi Ottley, Ms. Anna Forrest Potte, Ms. Mary Logan Reddick, Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney, Mr. Julius Henry Taylor, Mr. Charles W. White, Mr. Theodore W. Winchester, Mr. Hale Woodruff, and Mr. Leon . Wright. White Southerner fellows include, Mr. James Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Esther Worden Day, Ms. Virginia Dudley, Ms. Bethel Fite, Mr. Robert Faucett Gibbons, Mr. Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, Mr. Thomas Harnett Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. William Edward Kimbrough, Jr., Mr. Howard Gordon McClain, Mr. Thomas Sancton, Mr. Hudson Strode, Mr. William Frederick Tidwell, Mr. Willis Duke Weatherford, Ms. Charlotte Williams, and Mr. Louise Young. Negro scholarship-aids include, Ms. Lucinda Barnes, Ms. Elaine Carrie Brazier, Ms. Amanda Bernice Crump, Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Angela Louise Evans, Ms. Catherine Elizabeth Lewis, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Mr. William J. Moore, Ms. Cecelia A. Habrit, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Mamie Antoinette Saunders, Mr. Charlotte M. Smith, Ms. Edna Alston Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, and Ms. Phyllis Annie Wallace. White Southerner scholarship-aids include, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, Mr. Robert A. Lively, Mr. William L. McPeters, Ms. Martha C. Mitchell, Ms. Margaret Price, and Mr. William Bradley Twitty.
• List of Rosenwald Fellowship Awards, 1943
  A list of Rosenwald fellowships awarded in 1943. Fellows listed include, Mrs. Thelma D. Ackiss, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mrs. Florence R. Murray, Mr. Roi Ottley, Mr. Leon E. Wright, Mr. Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Harnett T. Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. Hudson Strode, Ms. Louise Young, and so on.
• Memorandum Regarding Candidates For Discussion, 1943
  A list of items to be discussed for an upcoming Committee meeting in 1943. Music applicants listed include, Mr. LeCosta Brown, Mr. Newell Fitzpatrick, Ms. Catherine Van Buren, and Ms. Anna Louise DeRamus. Questioned tentative awards listed include, Mr. James Taylor, Mr. Albert Cleage, and Mr. Thomas Sancton. Reserves listed include, Mr. Robert Ramsey, Ms. Mary Logan Reddick, Ms. Maenelle Dixon, Mr. Henrietta Herod, Mr. Roscoe E. Lewis, Mr. Roderick Pugh, Mr. William E. Carrington, Mr. Horace Fitchett, Mr. Roi Ottley, and Ms. Catherine Golightly. Scholarship-aid listed includes Mr. William Bradley Twitty. Rosenwald applicants that applied to G.E.B. include, Mr. Leander Boykin, Mr. Joseph Henry Douglass, Ms. Dorothy Lucille Scott, Ms. Edith Menard, and Ms. Marion Wilson Starling. Extension to be discussed includes Mr. Andrew Albert. New applications to be considered include, Ms. Harnett Kane, Ms. Alice Marriott, Ms. Betty Tipton, Ms. Selika Cade, and Mr. Louise Kimbrough.
• List of Negro and White Southerner Fellowship Candidates, 1943
  A list of Negro and White Southerner candidates for Rosenwald fellowships in 1943. Fields chosen by Negro candidates include, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Dancing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Folklore, History, Home Economics, Journalism, Law, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, Nursing, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Social Work, and Sociology. Fields chosen by White Southerner candidates include, Agriculture, Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Creative Writing, Economics, Education, English Language and Literature, Folklore, History, Home Economics, Library Science, Music, Political Science, Religion, Social Work, and Sociology. Reappointments were made for the following, Mr. Jeremiah Certaine, Ms. Mary Huff Diggs, Mr. William T. Fontaine, Mr. Clinton Oliver, Mr. Leon Edward Wright, Ms. Marcelotte Leake, and Ms. Harnett T. Kane. Extensions were made for the following, Mr. Frank A. DeCosta, Mr. Clinton E. Knox, and Mr. Mahlon Clifton Rhaney.
• List of Candidates For Rosenwald Fellowships and Scholarship-Aids, 1943
  A list of candidates for Rosenwald fellowships and scholarship aids in 1943. The fellowship candidates listed include, Ms. Mable Emily Adams, Mr. Clovice Westly Altice, Mr. Jonel Leonard Brown, Mr. Arthur Earl Burke, Mr. James Alpheus Butler, Ms. Alma Beatrice Coppedge, Mr. Joseph Henry Douglass, Mr. William Thomas Fontaine, Mrs. Georgia M. Willis Glenn, Mr. Edward D. Hamner, Mr. Edward P. Hood, Mr. James Price Johnson, Mr. Stetson Kennedy, Ms. Marcelotte Leake, Dr. Sarah Evelyn Lewis, Ms. Beryl Eugenia McBurnie, Ms. Gwendolyn Tiny McDuffie, Ms. Ruth Victoria Morse, Mrs. Florence Bandy Norman, Mr. Lee C. Phillip, Mr. Lawrence Joseph Powell, Ms. Youra Thelma Qualls, Mr. David Preston Ross, Jr., Dr. Hilda G. Straker, Mr. Robert A. Thompson, Jr., Ms. Lillie T. Vaden, Mr. Joe E. Walker, Mr. Gertrude Hazen Williams, Ms. Ada M. Woodard, Mr. William Richard Wynder, and so on. The scholarship-aid candidates listed include, Ms. Mildred Agnes Birchette, Ms. Julia Louise Craig, Ms. Reba Gray, Ms. Margaret Elizabeth Grigsby, Ms. Dorothy E. Pentecost, Ms. Charlotte B. Pinkett, Ms. Dulce Olevia Rowley, Ms. Jernice M. Wade, Ms. Dorothy Watson, Mr. Julian P. Cook, and so on.
• List of Negro Scholarship-Aid Awards, 1943
  A list of Negro scholarship-aid awards in 1943, as well as fields and colleges attended and soon to attend. The scholars mentioned include, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Ms. Cecilia Nabrit, Mr. Antoinette Saunders, Ms. Elaine C. Brazier, Ms. Catherine E. Lewis, Mr. William J. Moore, Jr., Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Lucinda Marie Barnes, Ms. Edna A. Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, Ms. Amanda B. Crump, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Angela L. Evans, Ms. Charlotte M. Smith, and Mr. Phyllis A. Wallace. The fields chosen include, Chemistry, History, Sociology, Anthropology, Education, Political Science, Economics, Agriculture, Mathematics, Music, Art, Home Economics, French Language and Literature, and Social Welfare.
• List of Fellowship Awards, Scholarship-Aid Awards, and Scholarships to College Seniors, 1943-44
  A list of Negro and White Southerner Rosenwald fellowships awarded and scholarship-aids awarded in 1943, as well as scholarships awarded to college seniors in 1944. Negro fellows awarded include, Mrs. Thelma D. Ackiss, Mr. Ralph Bunche, Ms. Catherine Cater Golightly, Mrs. Florence R. Murray, Mr. Roi Ottley, Mr. Leon E. Wright, and so on. White Southerner fellows awarded include, Mr. Brewton Berry, Mr. Julien Binford, Ms. Harnett T. Kane, Ms. Pauline Dingle Knobbs, Mr. Hudson Strode, Ms. Louise Young, and so on. Negro scholarship-aids awarded include, Mr. Harold W. Lucien, Ms. Cecilia Nabrit, Mr. Antoinette Saunders, Ms. Elaine C. Brazier, Ms. Catherine E. Lewis, Mr. William J. Moore, Jr., Mr. Warren G. Dorsey, Ms. Lucinda Marie Barnes, Ms. Edna A. Truitt, Ms. Alma Louise Vaughan, Ms. Amanda B. Crump, Ms. Alice R. Nixon, Ms. Angela L. Evans, Ms. Charlotte M. Smith, and Mr. Phyllis A. Wallace. White Southerner scholarship-aids awarded include, Ms. Martha C. Mitchell, Mr. Bradley Twitty, Mr. Robert A. Lively, Ms. Margaret Price, Ms. Erie Elizabeth Bobo, and Mr. Liddon McPeters. Scholarships awarded to college seniors include, Ms. Hera Phyllis Bowie, Ms. Ely Max Brandes, Mr. William Henry Branham, Jr., Ms. Anne Stuart Brock, Ms. Marietta Spiller Dabney, Ms. Anna Mays Daniels, Ms. Thelma Beatrice Dixon, Ms. Doris Ella Gallimore, Ms. Peggie Bird Garrison, Ms. Betty Ann Johnson, Ms. Marie Beverly Johnson, Ms. Sybil Marie Jones, Mr. Charles William King, Ms. Charlotte Elizabeth Meacham, Ms. Emile Lightfoot Meine, Jr., Ms. Jacquetta Smith, Ms. Dorothy Strayhorne, and Ms. Marjorie Lucia Williams.