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Wilma L. Gibbs
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Updated 3 January 2002
Manuscript Collections Department
William Henry Smith Memorial Library
Indiana Historical Society
450 West Ohio Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269
VOLUME OF COLLECTION: 46 manuscript boxes; 31 oversize boxes
COLLECTION DATES: Inclusive 1911-1986; Bulk 1960-1979
PROVENANCE: Helen Dickinson, South Bend, IN, 2 April 1987. Most of the legislative correspondence in boxes 33-44 of the collection was transferred from the Indiana State Library.
RESTRICTIONS: None
REPRODUCTION RIGHTS: Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained in writing from the Indiana Historical Society.
ALTERNATE FORMATS: None
RELATED HOLDINGS: None
ACCESSION NUMBER: 87.657
NOTES: A descriptive listing of the Dickinson scrapbooks is available in the IHS Library.
Jesse L. Dickinson (1906-1982), an Indiana state legislator, was born in Chandler, Lincoln County, Oklahoma, the son of George and Fannie Junkin Dickinson. While an infant, he moved to Newton, Kansas. His mother died when he was five years old and he was reared by his grandmother. He graduated from Newton High School. He excelled as a tenor soloist in high school, winning a gold medal for being the best student in the state. He also played the viola, tuba, and trombone. He was a member of the debate and track teams.
In 1924 Dickinson married Helen Bledsoe. They had four sons, twins Coleridge Taylor and Roland Hayes, Valjean, and Carroll. Dickinson studied music at Bethel College in Newton and Western University in Kansas City. He attended South Bend-Mishawaka University Center and the LaSalle Extension School of Law. During the 1920s, he performed as a vocal and instrumental soloist on the Redpath Chautauqua and Lyceum circuits.
When Dickinson moved his family to South Bend in 1928 he continued with his musical activities. He produced many amateur shows. He organized and conducted the Dickinson Plantation Singers, a popular quintet during the 1930s. He conducted choirs at churches. He organized, trained, and conducted a 100-voice choir that performed at the South Bend Musical Festival.
After arriving in South Bend, Dickinson worked with the Hering House, where he supervised youth programs. He helped organize and later served as a supervisor of the St. Joseph County recreation program under the Works Progress Administration (WPA). He worked as a playground director for the city schools and parks. From 1930-1934, Dickinson owned a music studio. Later he owned and operated a shoe repair service and a leather dying business.
Dickinson, a Democrat, elected from St. Joseph County, served six terms in the Indiana House of Representatives (1943, 1945, 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957) and two terms in the Indiana Senate (1959, 1961). As a legislator, he principally sponsored bills that had a social thrust. He served on many committees. Much of his work led to reforms in laws governing mental hospitals, prisons, schools, and the aged and aging. He was also instrumental in the passage of civil rights legislation. While a member of the state legislature, Dickinson served on the Indiana Advisory Board, United States Fair Employment Practices Commission, State Commission on Aging, Legislative Bureau Study Commission, Legislative Advisory Commission, Penal Institutions Study Committee, and the Mental Retardation Planning Committee. From 1958-1972, Dickinson was executive director of the South Bend Housing Authority. This agency developed and managed housing for low-income people. Soon after retiring from the Housing Authority, he became director of the Foster Grandparents Program in South Bend.
Dickinson's interest in the welfare of his fellow citizens both predated and postdated his time in the Indiana General Assembly. He was a member of numerous organizations, serving on many committees, commissions, and boards. Though his service was varied and his interest widespread, Dickinson's organizational affiliations can be divided into five major areas: education, health and hospitalization, aging, human relations, and urbanization. His organizational ties included the Mayor's Commission on Human Relations, United Community Services, South Bend Human Rights Commission, Urban League, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Model Cities Program, Model Neighborhood Planning Agency, North Central Indiana Medical Education Foundation, Mental Health Association of Indiana, Indiana Civil Rights Commission, United States Commission on Civil Rights--Indiana Advisory Committee, Indiana Commission on Aging, and the Committee for Higher Education in North Central Indiana. He was a board member of Goodwill Industries and the St. Joseph County Detention House. A director of United Way and the First Bank and Trust Company, he was also a regional trustee for Indiana Vocational Technical College.
The recipient of innumerable honors and citations for meritorious service in government and civic affairs, Dickinson was named Sagamore of the Wabash by Governor Matthew Welsh. He also received special citations from governors George N. Craig and Otis R. Bowen. In 1963, he received a National Council of Christians and Jews award. Locally, he was honored when the Jesse L. Dickinson Middle School was dedicated in 1976.
Jesse L. Dickinson died on 5 June 1982.
Sources: Materials in the collection
January, Alan F. and Justin E. Walsh, A Century of Achievement: Black
Hoosiers in the Indiana General Assembly, 1881-1986. (Indianapolis: Select
Committee on the Centennial History of the General Assembly, 1986).
The bulk of this collection consists of Jesse Dickinson's legislative correspondence and materials pertaining to his numerous organizational affiliations. It covers the period 1911-1986. The collection is organized with materials covering seven major parts: biographical information; correspondence; topics (includes legislative correspondence); speeches; programs; clippings; and scrapbooks.
The biographical information gives an overview of Dickinson's life. The first folder contains a biographical outline and a list of his musical career highlights. Additionally, there is a folder of biographical newsclippings. Dickinson graduated from Newton High School in Newton , Kansas in 1925. Yearbooks for 1922 and 1925 are contained in Box 1. The general and personal correspondence includes letters to and from family and friends and some business correspondence. Political ribbons, mostly from Democratic conventions; commendation plaques; and a resolution declaring 24 August 1985 Jesse L. Dickinson Day in South Bend complete box 1.
Dickinson belonged to and was affiliated with numerous organizations, agencies, and commissions. Materials related to his activities with over 75 organizations are contained in boxes 2-33. His work with the South Bend Housing Authority, Indiana Vocational Technical College, United Community Services, United States Commission on Civil Rights--Indiana Advisory Committee, and the Urban Coalition of St. Joseph County is documented in the majority of the 32 boxes of organizational records.
Boxes 33-44 are arranged alphabetically and topically. The bulk of this unit includes legislative correspondence (1942-1965), most of which was transferred from the archives of the Indiana State Library. These files had been given to the State Library by the Dickinson family at an earlier time. Other subjects included in this section are civil rights, mental health, and the Economic Opportunity Act.
During and following his tenure as a state legislator, Jesse Dickinson gave speeches and appeared on several programs. Many of his speeches are contained in box 44. Programs listing him as speaker are in box 45.
Boxes 45-46 contain clippings from various sources covering a wide range of subjects including civil rights, mental health, the legislature, housing, and various organizations. The 73 Dickinson scrapbooks, contained in boxes 47-73 include correspondence, newsclippings, photographs, and various printed items.
Box 46 contains several additional photographs. Jesse L. Dickinson was an accomplished musician. Box 46, folder 15 contains a photograph of him playing the trombone. There are images of Dickinson with his family and during his tenure in the Indiana State Legislature (box 46, folders 16 and 17). Box 46 also contains photographs of ceremonies, individuals, and groups. There are several images of outdoor scenes and construction and demolition sites. The content and dates of many of these images, mostly acetate negatives, suggest that they may have been taken in conjunction with Dickinson's work with the South Bend Housing Authority. There are a series of negatives of predemolition sites labeled with street addresses. They are numbered 102 to 119 (see box 46, folder 24 for a list of the street addresses). A second series of negatives also denoting outdoor scenes and construction and predemolition sites are dated from 1958 to 1960, n.d. There are several unidentified photographs of outdoor scenes, many of them including people. The photographs are dated from 1959 to 1965. There are also aerial views of South Bend (box 46, folders 22 and 24) and a large map of the city (box 46, folder 26).
There are three oversize photographic reproductions (box 46, folder 25) for which the originals have not been located. They all pertain to Jesse L. Dickinson. There is a composite of the 1943 Indiana House of Representatives; a 1945 image of what appears to be a UAW-CIO labor group; and a merit award presented to Dickinson by the South Bend Civic Planning Association in 1971. Unless other wise noted, folders designated VC (visual collections) contain black and white images sized 8"x10" or less.
BOX 1: NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL CORRESPONDENCE, 1952-1977
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Biographical Sketch
2 Biographical Clippings
3 Memorials
4 Newton High School Yearbook, 1922
5 Newton High School Yearbook, 1925
6 Correspondence, 1952-1959
7 Correspondence, 1960-1964
8 Correspondence, 1965
9 Correspondence, 1966
10 Correspondence, 1967-1968
11 Correspondence, 1969-1970
12 Correspondence, 1971-1974
13 Correspondence, 1975-1977
14 Famous Writer's School Notes
15 La Salle Extension University Correspondence
16 Helen Dickinson
17 (ART) Political Ribbons (R 1397-1405)
18 (ART) Two Commendation Plaques (R 1395-1396)
19 (OMB 63) Jesse L. Dickinson Day Commendation (Box 1, folder 1)
BOX 2: ORGANIZATIONS- ACTION-LOCAL TO CHICAGO REGIONAL OFFICE OF PUBLIC
HOUSING
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Action-Local
2 Action-Local
3 American Medical Association
4 Area Agency on Aging
5 Area Agency on Aging
6 Area Agency on Aging
7 Area Agency on Aging
8 Area Agency on Aging
9 Area Planning Commission of St. Joseph County
10 Bendix Aviation Corp.
11 Boy Scouts
12 Boy's Club of South Bend
13 Boy's Club of South Bend
14 Chicago Regional Office of Public Housing, Nov. 1960-Aug. 1961
15 Chicago Regional Office of Public Housing, Sept. 1961-Oct. 1962
BOX 3: ORGANIZATIONS-CHICAGO REGIONAL OFFICE OF PUBLIC HOUSING TO
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES PLANNING COMMISSION
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Chicago Regional Office of Public Housing, Feb. 1962- May 1963
2 Chicago Regional Office of Public Housing, May 1963-May 1964
3 Chicago Regional Office of Public Housing, June 1964- March 1965
4 Chicago Regional Office of Public Housing, March 1965- Aug. 1966
5 Citizen's Committee for a National Service Group
6 Citizen's Housing Committee of South Bend and Mishawaka
7 Citizen's Advisory Committee on Community Services
8 Committee for Higher Education in North Central Indiana
9 Committee for Higher Education in North Central Indiana
10 Community Cooperative Program
11 Council of Churches
12 Council of Community
13 Democratic Party, 1950-1952
14 Democratic Party, 1953-1982
15 Developmental Disabilities Planning Committee
16 Developmental Disabilities Planning Committee
BOX 4: ORGANIZATIONS-DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILLITIES PLANNING COMMITTEE TO
FOREVER LEARNING INSTITUTE
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Developmental Disabilities Planning Committee
2 Developmental Disabilities Planning Committee
3 Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1945-1946
4 Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1946-1950
5 Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1952-1962
6 Family Service Association of America, 1963-1965
7 Family Service Association of America, 1965
8 Federal Housing Administration
9 Federal Housing Administration
10 Federal Housing Administration
11 First Bank and Trust
12 First Source Bank
13 First Source Bank
14 Forever Learning Institute, May 1974-Feb. 1975
15 Forever Learning Institute, April 1975-1981
BOX 5: ORGANIZATIONS-FOSTER GRANDPARENTS PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCIL TO
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF SOUTH BEND
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Foster Grandparents Program Advisory Council
2 Foster Grandparents Program Advisory Council
3 Health Care Foundation of Northern Indiana
4 Health Care Foundation of Northern Indiana
5 Health Care Foundation of Northern Indiana
6 Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Workshop, 1963-1964
7 Health, Welfare, Education, and Employment Workshop, 1965
8 Hering House, 1946-1952
9 Hering House, 1952-1954
10 Housing Alliance Program
11 Housing Authority of South Bend Annual Reports, 1963- 1966
12 Housing Authority of South Bend Annual Reports, 1967- 1969; 1980
13 Housing Authority of South Bend Budget Data, 1970-1971
14 Housing Authority of South Bend Cooperation Agreement
BOX 6: ORGANIZATIONS-HOUSING AUTHORITY OF SOUTH BEND
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Emergency Housing, 1974-1975
2 Emergency Housing, 1976
3 Employee Evaluations, 1961-1970
4 Employee Evaluations, 1972
5 Housing, 1959-1970
6 Housing , 1971-1972
7 Housing, 1973-1974
8 Housing, 1975
9 Housing For Older People
10 Management Review, 1968-1970
11 Management Review, 1970-1971
12 Notes
13 Nutrition Program
14 Public Relations, 1958-1961
15 Public Relations, 1962
BOX 7: ORGANIZATIONS-HOUSING AUTHORITY OF SOUTH BEND TO INDIANA CIVIL
RIGHTS COMMISSION, 1963-1965
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Housing Authority of South Bend-Public Relations, 1963
2 Housing Authority of South Bend-Public Relations, 1964- 1966
3 Housing Authority of South Bend- Programs For Minority Housing
4 Indiana Association for Mental Health, 1956-1957
5 Indiana Association for Mental Health, July-Aug. 1957
6 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-Aug. 1963
7 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Sept.-Dec. 1963
8 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-July 1964
9 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Aug.-Dec. 1964
10 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-June 1965
11 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, July-Oct. 1965
12 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Nov.-Dec. 1965
13 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, 1965, n.d.
BOX 8: ORGANIZATIONS-INDIANA CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION, 1966-1969
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-Feb. 1966
2 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, March-May 1966
3 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, June-Aug. 1966
4 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Sept.-Dec. 1966
5 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-March 1967
6 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, April-Dec. 1967
7 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-May 1968
8 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, June-Dec. 1968
9 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Jan.-March 1969
10 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, April-June 1969
11 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, July-Sept. 1969
12 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Oct.-Dec. 1969
BOX 9: ORGANIZATIONS-INDIANA CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, 1970
2 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, 1971; 1975
3 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Advisory Committee
4 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Cases, 1965; 1967
5 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Cases, 1968
6 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Cases, 1969
7 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Case - Swank Realty vs. Jeal A. Manley, 1970
8 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Cases, 1971
9 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Conferences
10 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Race and Education Conference
11 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Race and Education Conference
12 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Race and Education Conference
13 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Race and Education Conference
14 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Race and Education Conference
15 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Mayor's Commission on Human Rights
16 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, 1963- 1964
17 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, 1965- 1966
BOX 10: ORGANIZATIONS-INDIANA CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION TO INDIANA COMMISSION
ON AGING
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, 1967
2 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, Jan.- June 1968
3 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, July-Dec. 1968
4 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, Jan.-May 1969
5 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Monthly Reports, June 1969- Jan. 1970
6 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meeting and Case Reviews, March 1970
7 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meeting and Case Reviews, April 1970
8 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meeting and Case Reviews, May 1970
9 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meeting and Case Reviews, Aug. 1970
10 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meeting and Case Reviews, Jan.-Feb 1971
11 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meetings and Case Reviews, Feb. 1971
12 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Meetings and Case Reviews, March-April 1971
13 Indiana Commission on Aging Conference, 1962-1976
14 Indiana Commission on Aging Conference, 1980
15 Indiana Commission on Aging Conference,1953-1957
16 Indiana Commission on Aging Conference, 1962-1963
BOX 11: ORGANIZATIONS- INDIANA COMMISSION ON AGING
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1964
2 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1965
3 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1966
4 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1967
5 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1969-1971
6 Indiana Commission on Aging, June 1975- Sept. 1978
7 Indiana Commission on Aging, Nov.1978-1979
8 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1981
9 Indiana Commission on Aging, 1981
10 Indiana Commission on Aging- Directory, 1975
11 Indiana Commission on Aging- Directory, 1976
12 Indiana Commission on Aging- Long Range Study
13 Indiana Commission on Aging- Manual
14 Indiana Commission on Aging- Manual, 1972
15 Indiana Commission on Aging- Report, Oct. 1973
BOX 12: ORGANIZATIONS- INDIANA COMMISSION ON AGING TO INDIANA FORUM
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Commission on Aging- Nutrition, 1973
2 Indiana Commission on Aging- Nutrition, 1973
3 Indiana Commission on Aging- Nutrition, 1973-1974
4 Indiana Commission on Aging- Nutrition, 1975-1976
5 Indiana Commission on Aging- REAL Services
6 Indiana Commission on Aging- State Fair
7 Indiana Commission on Aging- State Fair Plan, 1973
8 Indiana Commission on Aging- State Fair Plan, 1973
9 Indiana Commission on Aging- State Plan, 1977
10 Indiana Commission on Aging- State Plan, 1977
11 Indiana Commission on Aging- State Plan, 1981-1983
12 Indiana Employment Security Division
13 The Indiana Forum, 1970
14 The Indiana Forum, 1971
BOX 13: ORGANIZATIONS- THE INDIANA FORUM TO INIDANA MENTAL HEALTH PANNING
COMMISSION
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 The Indiana Forum, 1972
2 The Indiana Forum, 1973-1975
3 The Indiana Lawyer's Commission
4 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, 1960-1964
5 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, Jan.- July 1965
6 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, Aug.-Dec. 1965
7 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, Jan.-May 1966
8 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, June- Dec. 1966
9 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, 1967-1969
10 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, 1970
11 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, 1971- Feb. 1974
12 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, March 1974
13 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, March- Dec. 1974
BOX 14: ORGANIZATIONS- INDIANA MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING COMMISSION TO
INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHINAL COLLEGE
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, 1975
2 Indiana Mental Health Planning Commission, n.d.
3 Indiana Mental Hygiene Society
4 Indiana Senior Citizens Association
5 Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission, Dec. 1964- March 1965
6 Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission, March 1965- 1966
7 Indiana State Board of Health
8 Indiana State Library
9 Indiana University Extension- Lectures
10 Indiana University South Bend- Public and Environmental Affairs Program
11 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Advisory Committee
12 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Advertisements
13 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Advertisements
14 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Annual Reports
15 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Budget
16 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Catalog, 1969
BOX 15: ORGANIZATIONS- INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Directory
2 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Financial Report, 1968-1969
3 Indiana Vocational Technical College, Feb.-June 1970
4 Indiana Vocational Technical College, Oct.1970- April 1971
5 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Form Letters
6 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Institutional Analysis Report
7 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Minutes, 1966-1967
8 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Minutes, 1968-1969
9 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Jan.- Sept. 1970
10 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Oct.- Dec. 1970
11 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Minutes, 1971
12 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Minutes, 1972
BOX 16: ORGANIZATIONS- INDIANA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE TO MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL BOARD
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Minutes, 1973-1975, 1981
2 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Personnel Policies
3 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Speeches
4 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Student Dismissal
5 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Survey: Region II
6 Indiana Vocational Technical College- Survey of High School Seniors
7 Indiana Vocational Technical College, Vocational Education Act
8 Logan Center
9 Mayor's Commission on Human Relations, 1964-1965
10 Mayor's Commission on Human Relations, 1966
11 Mayor's Commission on Human Relations, 1967
12 Medical Education Foundation, 1973- July 1974
13 Medical Education Foundation, Aug. 1974-1975
14 Medical Education Foundation, 1976- 1977
15 Memorial Hospital Board, 1962- 1963
16 Memorial Hospital Board, 1964- 1965
BOX 17: ORGANIZATIONS-MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BOARD TO MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING
COMMISSION
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Memorial Hospital Board, 1966- 1967
2 Memorial Hospital Board, 1968- 1969
3 Mental Health Center of St. Joseph County, 1966-1967
4 Mental Health Center of St. Joseph County, 1968
5 Mental Health Center of St. Joseph County, 1969
6 Mental Health Center of St. Joseph County, 1971-1973
7 Mental Health Center of St. Joseph County, 1974- 1975
8 (OMB 63) Mental Health Center of St. Joseph County- Architectural Plans, 1969 (Box 1, folder 2)
9 Mental Health Association of Indiana, 1955-1956
10 Mental Health Association of Indiana, 1971- 1976
11 Mental Health Planning Commission, 1964
12 Mental Health Planning Commission, 1965
BOX 18: MERRY LEA INVESTMENT CENTER MODEL TO MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING
AGENCY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 MERRY Lea Investment Center
2 Minority
3 Minority Investment Co,
4 Model Citizen's Program, 1969-1970
5 Model Citizen's Program, 1970
6 Model Citizen's Program, 1971
7 Model Citizen's Program- Second Year Plan, 1971
8 Model Citizen's Program- Bulletin
9 Model Citizen's Program- Dayton, Ohio
10 Indiana Civil Rights Commission, 1967, n.d.
11 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Analysis of Problem Areas
12 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- by-laws
13 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Evaluation
14 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, 1967-1969
BOX 19 : ORGANIZATIONS- MODEL NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING AGENCY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, July- Dec,1969
2 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, 1970
3 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, 1971
4 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, 1972
5 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, Jan.- June 1973
6 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, July- Oct. 1973
7 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, Nov.- Dec. 1973
8 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, Jan.- June 1974
9 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, July- Dec. 1974
10 Model Neighborhood Planning Agency- Housing Committee, 1975
BOX 20: ORGANIZATIONS-NAHRO TO NORTHERN INDIANA HEALTH SYSTEM AGENCY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 NAHRO Meeting- Portland, Oregon, 1967
2 National Housing Conference, 1962-1963
3 National Housing Conference, Jan.- Feb. 1964
4 National Housing Conference, March-Dec. 1964
5 National Housing Conference, 1965
6 National Housing Conference, 1966-1969
7 North Central Indiana Medical Education Foundation, 1970- 1973
8 North Central Indiana Medical Education Foundation, 1974
9 North Central Indiana Medical Education Foundation, 1975
10 Northern Indiana Health System Agency, 1974
11 Northern Indiana Health System Agency, 1975
12 Northern Indiana Health System Agency, 1976-1977
BOX 21: ORGANIZATIONS- NORTHERN INDIANA HOSPITAL PARENT AND FRIENDS
ASSOCIATES TO REAL SERVICES OF ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Northern Indiana Hospital Parent and Friends Associates
2 Office of Economic Opportunity
3 Parkview Homes
4 Planning and Development Action Team
5 Prayer Breakfast
6 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, 1968
7 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, Jan.- Feb. 1969
8 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, March- Dec. 1969
9 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, 1970-1975
10 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, 1976-1979
11 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, 1980
12 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, 1981
13 REAL Services of St. Joseph County, 1982
BOX 22: ORGANIZATIONS- ROTARY CLUB TO SOUTH BEND BLACK CAUCUS
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 The Rotary Club, 1967-1972
2 The Rotary Club, 1973-1980
3 The Round Table, 1953, 1973
4 St. Joseph County Association for Mental Health, 1961-1963
5 St. Joseph County Association for Mental Health, 1964
6 St. Joseph County Association for Mental Health, 1965-1967
7 St. Joseph County Association for Mental Health- Publications
8 St. Joseph County Government Study Committee
9 St. Joseph County Hospital Development Inc.
10 St. Joseph County Jury Commissioners
11 Southside Restoration, Inc.
12 South Bend Black Caucus
BOX 23: ORGANIZATIONS- SOUTH BEND BLACK VOTERS ASSOCIATION TO SOUTH BEND
TRAINING EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 South Bend Black Voters Association
2 South Bend Chamber of Commerce, 1966
3 South Bend Chamber of Commerce, 1968
4 South Bend Chamber of Commerce, 1969
5 South Bend Community School Corporation
6 South Bend Federation of Musicians
7 South Bend Human Rights Commission- Rules and Regulations
8 South Bend Human Rights Commission, 1973- July 1975
9 South Bend Human Rights Commission, Aug.- Dec. 1975
10 South Bend Human Rights Commission, Jan.- April 1976
11 South Bend Human Rights Commission, May- Aug. 1976
12 South Bend Human Rights Commission, Sept.- Dec. 1976
13 South Bend Training for Employment Program
BOX 24: ORGANIZATIONS- SPECIALIZED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM TO UNITED
COMMUNITY SERVICES
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Specialized Transportation System
2 United Civic Progress, 1966
3 United Community Services- Board
4 United Community Services- Forum
5 United Community Services- Executive Committee, Aug. 1965- May 1966
6 United Community Services, June- Dec. 1966
7 United Community Services- Handbooks 1966
8 United Community Services- Correspondence, Jan.- July 1967
9 United Community Services- Correspondence, Aug.- Dec. 1967
10 United Community Services- Executive Committee, Jan.- April 1968
11 United Community Services- Executive Committee, May- Dec. 1968
12 United Community Services- Executive Committee, Jan.- June 1969
13 United Community Services- Executive Committee, July- Dec. 1969
14 United Community Services- Executive Committee Reports, 1967-1969
BOX 25: ORGANIZATIONS- UNITED COMMUNITY SERVICES
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 United Community Services- Executive Committee, 1970
2 United Community Services- Reports, 1970
3 United Community Services- Executive Committee, 1971
4 United Community Services- Finding and Recommendation
5 United Community Services- Correspondence, 1958-1961
6 United Community Services- Correspondence, 1962
7 United Community Services- Correspondence, 1963
8 United Community Services- Correspondence, 1964
9 United Community Services- Correspondence, 1965- 1970
BOX 26: ORGANIZATIONS- UNITED COMMUNITY SERVICES TO UNITED STATES
COMMISSION ON CIVL RIGHTS
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 United Community Services- Hansel Center
2 United Community Services- Hansel Center-Reports
3 United Community Services- Manual and Planning Booklets
4 United Community Services- Partners in Progress
5 United Community Services- Planning Board
6 United Community Services- Scoops
7 United Community Services- Senior Citizens
8 United Community Services- Surveys
9 United Negro Congress
10 United Religious Community
11 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Brochures, 1962- 1963
12 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Brochures, 1963- 1980
13 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, 1962- 1963
14 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, Jan.- Sept. 1964
15 United States Commission Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, Oct.- Dec. 1964
BOX 27: ORGANIZATIONS- UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS TO UNITED
WAY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, 1965
2 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, 1966-1969
3 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, Jan.- Oct. 1970
4 United States Correspondence on Civil Rights- Indiana Advisory Committee- Correspondence, Nov.- Dec. 1970
5 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Hospital Committee, 1971
6 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Hospital Committee
7 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Migrant Action Program
8 United States Commission on Civil Rights- Reports
9 United States Commission on Civil Rights- United Way Planning and Priority, 1971-1972
10 United Way Community Priorities- Study, 1971- 1972
BOX 28: ORGANIZATIONS- UNITED WAY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 United Way Community Board and Executive Correspondence, Jan.- June 1973
2 United Way Community Board and Executive Correspondence, July- Dec. 1973
3 United Way Board of Executive- Correspondence, Jan.- June 1974
4 United Way Board of Executive- Correspondence, July- Dec. 1974
5 United Way Committee- Correspondence, 1974
6 United Way Board of Executive- Correspondence, 1975
7 United Way Planning and Priorities Committee, 1974
8 United Way Committees, 1975
9 United Way Planning Committee, 1975
10 United Way Planning, 1976
11 United Way Consumer Health
BOX 29: ORGANIZATIONS- UNITED WAY TO URBAN COALITION FOR ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 United Way Evaluation
2 United Way Housing Task Force
3 United Way Search
4 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Board Minutes
5 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- By- laws
6 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Correspondence, 1971-1973
7 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Correspondence, 1974-1975
8 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Correspondence, 1976
9 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Correspondence, 1977
10 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Correspondence, 1978
BOX 30: ORGANIZATIONS- URBAN COALITION FOR ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Education Task Force 1
2 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Education Task Force 2
3 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Education Task Force 3
4 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Education Task Force- Report on Action Now
5 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Education Task Force- Subcommittees
6 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Executive Committee
7 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Financial Statements
8 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Bank Statements
9 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Receipts
10 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Tax Returns
11 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Home Town Plan
BOX 31: ORGANIZATIONS- URBAN COALITION FOR ST. JOSEPH COUNTY TO URBAN
COALITION, NATIONAL
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Housing Task Force
2 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Revenue Sharing
3 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Spanish Speaking Population, 1974
4 Urban Coalition for St. Joseph County- Spanish Speaking Population, 1975
5 Urban Coalition, National, 1973- Jan. 1977
6 Urban Coalition, National, Feb.- June 1977
7 Urban Coalition, National, July- Nov. 1977
8 Urban Coalition, National, Dec. 1977-1978
BOX 32: URBAN LEAGUE OF SOUTH BEND AND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, 1961- SEPT.
1979
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1961- 1963
2 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1964- 1965
3 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1966- 1967
4 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, Jan.- Sept. 1968
5 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, Oct.- Dec. 1968
6 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1969
7 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1970
8 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1970
9 Urban League of South Bend and St. Joseph County, 1971- 1979
BOX 33: ORGANIZATIONS- URBAN LEAGUE, NATIONAL TO LEGISLATIVE/
PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1942-1943
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Urban League, National- Manual
2 Urban League, National, 1967-1969
3 Volunteer Citizens Committee for Storyland Zoo
4 Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
5 Civil Rights
6 Economic Opportunity Act, 1964-1965
7 Economic Opportunity Act- Project ABLE
8 Economic Opportunity Act-Advising Committee for Small and Minority Businesses
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1942
10 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1- 19 Jan. 1943
11 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 20- 26 Jan. 1943
BOX 34: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1943-1945
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 27-31 Jan. 1943
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-5 Feb. 1943
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 6-11 Feb. 1943
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 12- 22 Feb. 1943
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 23-28 Feb. 1943
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, March 1943
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, April- Sept. 1943
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1943, n.d.
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1944- 5 Feb. 1945
BOX 35: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1945-1951
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 6-14 Feb. 1945
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 15-21 Feb. 1945
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Feb. -March 1945
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, April 1945-1946
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1950
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-19 Jan. 1951
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 20-26 Jan. 1951
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 27-31 Jan. 1951
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-8 Feb. 1951
10 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 9-12 Feb.1951
BOX 36: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1951-1953
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 13-20 Feb. 1951
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 21-28 Feb. 1951
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1951
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1951, n.d.
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1952- 27 Jan. 1953
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 28 Jan.-5 Feb. 1953
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 6-16 Feb. 1953
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 17-23 Feb. 1953
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 24-28 Feb. 1953
BOX 37: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1953-1955
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, March- Dec. 1953
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1954
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1954, n.d.
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-18 Jan. 1955
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 19-31 Jan. 1955
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 2-8 Feb. 1955
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 9-14 Feb. 1955
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 15-18 Feb. 1955
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 19-22 Feb. 1955
BOX 38: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1955-1957
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 23-28 Feb. 1955
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, March- 23June 1955
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 24 June - 2 Dec. 1955
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 4-31 Dec. 1955
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Jan. -Aug. 1956
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Sept.- Dec. 1956
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-22 Jan. 1957
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 23-31 Jan. 1957
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-6 Feb. 1957
10 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 7- 13 Feb. 1957
11 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 14-18 Feb. 1957
BOX 39: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1957-1958
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 19-23 Feb. 1957
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 24-28 Feb. 1957
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-4 March 1957
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 5-6 March 1957
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 7 March- 30 June1957
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence. July- 24 Sept. 24 Sept. 1957
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 27 Sept.- Dec. 1957
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1957, n.d.
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Jan. - July, 1958
10 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Aug.- Oct, 1959
BOX 40: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1958-1959
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Nov.- Dec. 1958
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Dec. 1958, n.d.
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 3 Jan.1959-21 Jan.1959
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 22- 30 Jan. 1959
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-8 Feb. 1959
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 9-11 Feb. 1959
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 12-15 Feb. 1959
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 16 Feb.1959
BOX 41: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1959-1961
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 17-20 Feb. 1959
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 21-23 Feb. 1959
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 24 Feb. - 5 March 1959
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 6-31 March 1959
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, April- June 1959
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, July- 26 Aug. 1959
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 27 Aug.- Dec. 1959
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Dec. 1959, n.d.
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Jan.- June 1960
10 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, July- Dec. 1960
11 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-22 Jan. 1961
BOX 42: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1961-1962
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 23-31 Jan. 1961
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1-12 Feb. 1961
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 13-14 Feb. 1961
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 15-24 Feb. 1961
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 25-28 Feb. 1961
6 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, March- April 1961
7 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, May- July 1961
8 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, July- Oct. 1961
9 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Nov.- Dec. 1961
10 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Dec. 1961, n.d.
11 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1962
BOX 43: LEGISLATIVE/ PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1963 TO STATE
GOVERNMENT PROJECTS
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1963
2 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, 1964
3 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, Jan.- April 1965
4 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, May- Dec. 1965
5 Legislative/ Professional Correspondence, n.d.
6 Legislation, 1953
7 Legislation, 1956-1957
8 Legislation on Alcoholism
9 Legislation on Bureau of Motor Vehicles
10 Legislation on Civil Rights
11 Legislation on Aid to the Disabled
12 Legislation on Labor
13 Legislation on Senior Citizens
14 Legislation on Exemption Proposal
15 Legislation on Youth Council
16 Legislation on Study Commission
17 Politics- Local Returns
18 State Government Projects
BOX 44: MENTAL HEALTH TO SPEECHES, 1960-1969
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Mental Health- After Release Study
2 Mental Health- Drug Abuse
3 Mental Health- Mental Hospital Administration
4 Mental Health- Forum on Aging
5 Mental Health- Regional Mental Health
6 Mental Health- Mental Retardation
7 Mental Health- St. Joseph County Affairs
8 Social Agencies and Councils
9 South Bend Quality of Life
10 Speeches and Reports
11 Speeches, 1943-1954
12 Speeches, 1955-1959
13 Speeches, 1960-1969
BOX 45: PROGRAMS; CLIPPINGS- CIVIL RIGHTS TO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Programs, 1939-1973
2 Programs, 1974-1981, n. d.
3 Programs with Dickinson as Speaker
4 Clippings- Civil Rights, 1950-1964
5 Clippings- Civil Rights, 1965-1980
6 Clippings- County Home Info
7 The Clipsheet Newsletter
8 Clippings- Fair Employment Practices Commission
9 Clippings- Housing
10 Clippings- Indiana Commission on the Aging and the Aged
11 Clippings- Indiana Vocational Technical College
12 Clippings- Legislative Clippings
13 Clippings- Jury Duty
14 Clippings- Memorial Hospital
BOX 46: CLIPPINGS- MENTAL HEALTH TO URBAN LEAGUE; VISUAL MATERIALS
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Clippings- Mental Health
2 Clippings- Mental Health
3 Clippings- Poverty
4 Clippings- Reading Improvement
5 Clippings- Schools and Education
6 Clippings- Sequicental
7 Clippings- South Bend Boy's Club
8 Clippings- Sucher's Suicide
9 Clippings- Unions
10 Clippings- United Community Services
11 Clippings- United Way
12 Clippings- Urban Coalition of Joseph County, 1969-1972
13 Clippings- Urban Coalition of Joseph County, 1972-1974
14 Clippings- Urban League
15 (OVA) Jesse L. Dickinson playing the trombone
16 (VC) Jesse L. Dickinson family
17 (VC) State Legislative
18 (VC) Identified Ceremonies (1 folder b/w; 1 folder color)
19 (VC) Unidentified Ceremonies ( 1 folder b/w; 1 folder color)
20 (OVB) Unidentified Individuals (1 folder b/w; 1 OVB)
21 (VC) Unidentified Groups (1 folder b/w; 1 folder color)
22 (OVA) Aerial View of South Bend (1 folder b/w; OVA)
23 (VC) Outdoor Scenes
24 (VC) Pre-demolition and construction sites (1 folder b/w; 101 negative envelopes)
25 (OVC) Exhibit reproductions pertaining to Jesse Dickinson
26 (OMB 63) Map of South Bend (Flat File: FF 20-b)
BOX 47: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 1-4 (# 2, Box 1)
BOX 48: SCRAPBOOKS, # 5
BOX 49: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 6-7 (# 7, Box 1)
BOX 50: SCRAPBOOKS, # 8
BOX 51: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 9-12 (# 12, Box 2)
BOX 52: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 13-16 (# 14, Box 2)
BOX 53: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 17-18
BOX 54: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 19-22 (# 22, Box 3)
BOX 55: SCRAPBOOKS, # 23
BOX 56: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 24- 25
BOX 57: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 26- 28
BOX 58: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 29- 32 (# 31, Box 3)
BOX 59: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 33-35 (# 35, Box 4)
BOX 60: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 36- 38
BOX 61: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 39 44 (# 39, Box 4)
BOX 62: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 45-49
BOX 63: (OMB 63) SCRAPBOOKS, #s 50-52 (# 52, Box 4)
BOX 64: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 53-54
BOX 65: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 55-56
BOX 66: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 57-58
BOX 67: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 59-60
BOX 68: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 61-62
BOX 69: SCRAPBOOKS, # 63
BOX 70: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 64-66
BOX 71: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 67-68
BOX 72: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 69-71
BOX 72: SCRAPBOOKS, #s 72-73
MAIN ENTRY: Dickinson, Jesse L. (Jesse Lee), 1906-1982
SUBJECT ENTRIES: Dickinson, Jesse L. (Jesse Lee), 1906-1982
Indiana. Civil Rights Commission
Indiana. Commission on the Aging and Aged
Housing Authority of the City of South Bend, Indiana
Model Neighborhood Planning Agency (South Bend, Ind.)
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Afro-American politicians----Indiana--South Bend
Legislators--Indiana--South Bend
Aged--Legal status, laws, etc.--Indiana
Civil rights--Indiana
Housing--Law and legislation--Indiana--South Bend
Mental health laws--Indiana
Urban policy--Indiana
Scrapbooks--Indiana--South Bend
Musicians--Indiana--South Bend
Vocational education--Indiana
Urban renewal--Indiana--South Bend
Indiana--Politics and government
South Bend (Ind.)--Politics and government
Saint Joseph County (Ind.)--Politics and government
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