Box 1
Contains 261 Results:
Davage, M. S., 1 (1942)
Davidson, Alan (British Embassy), 1 (n.d.)
Davis, Jackson (Central Education Board), 3 (1942-43)
Derbigny, I. A. (Tuskeegee Institute), 1 (1950)
Dixon, J. C. (Mercer University), 1 (1942)
Dorsey, Hugh M. (State of Georgia Executive Chambers), 1 (1921)
Dowell, Spright (Mercer University), 2 (1939, 1941)
Downs, Mrs. J. W. (Board of Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Church), 1 (1943)
Dunkle, John L. (State Teachers College, Frostburg, Md.), 1 (1939)
Edmonds, Henry M. (Rollins College), 1 (1943)
Edwards, Helen (Biloxi Public Schools), 1 (1937)
Edwards, W. T. (State of Florida, Department of Education), 1 (1940)
Eisenberg, Larry (The General Board of Education of the Methodist Church), 1 (1945)
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1 (1952)
Ellison, Virginia F. (Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada), 1 (1944)
Embree, Edwin R. (Julius Rosenwald Fund), 1 (1943)
Eppse, Merl R. (Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College), 1 (1933)
Ethridge, Mark (The Courier-Journal & The Louisville Times), 1 (1942)
Franstead, N. (American Relief Administration Children’s Fund), 1 (1919)
Frost, Norman (George Peabody College for Teachers), 1 (1941)
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