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Wilma L. Gibbs
25 September 1997
VOLUME OF COLLECTION: 8.5 manuscript boxes; 3 oversize folders
COLLECTION DATES: Inclusive 1909 - 1990, Bulk 1970s
PROVENANCE: James Sidney Conn, Alpaharetta, GA
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 NUMBERS: 1997.0061; 1997.0146
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Harriette Vesta Bailey Conn (22 September 1922 to 21 August 1981) was the daughter of Robert Lieutenant and Nelle Vesta Bailey. Born in Indianapolis, she completed her early education in the city's school system, graduating from Crispus Attucks High School at the age of 14 years. As a child, she attended Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church; in her adult life she affiliated with the Unitarian denomination. Following in her father's footsteps, in 1941, she became a second generation alumnus of Talladega College, and she later became an attorney. Her father, Robert L. Bailey, served as deputy attorney general to James Ogden from 1930 to 1932. He later joined the law firm of Robert L. Brokenburr, the first African American to serve in the Indiana State Senate.
Harriette Bailey was an English and Speech major at Talladega College in Alabama. She wrote poetry and plays. She was the first woman president of the college's Little Theatre. Her extra curricular college activities also included a membership in the Young Women's Christian Association and the Alpha Zeta chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority. After graduation from college, Bailey married Clifton Foulks Conn. Seven children: Matinel, Clifton Foulks, Jr., Robert Bailey, Harriette, James Sidney, Cecil Richardson, and Eric Hayes were born to this union. Harriette B. Conn returned to school and earned a law degree from the Indiana University Law School at Indianapolis in 1955. She and Conn divorced in 1960.
From 1955 to 1965, Harriette Bailey Conn served as deputy attorney general of Indiana under Edwin K. Steers. She was a corresponding and research deputy. She worked on cases that involved criminal appeals, extraditions, and declaratory judgments. Her departmental assignments included the Civil Rights Commission, Teachers' Retirement Fund, and the Public Employees Retirement Fund. For a short period in 1965, she worked as a staff abstractor for the Indiana State Highway Department. Along with Marie T. Lauck and Jane Hunt Davis, Conn opened a private law practice in Indianapolis in February 1965. From 1965 to 1967, she served as a deputy prosecuting attorney with the 19th Judicial Circuit. A Republican, she was elected an Indiana state representative from Marion County in 1966, and again in 1968. She served as a member of the Constitutional Revision Committee, a ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, and as chairperson of the Welfare and Social Security Committee during her legislative career. She sponsored bills pertaining to civil rights, aid to dependent children, property rights for married women, private slum clearance, and abortion. As assistant city attorney from 1968 to 1970 during Richard Lugar's administration, Conn served as counsel to the City Council. She helped write the Unigov Council rules, drafted ordinances, and advised the Indianapolis Human Rights Commission.
On 1 May 1970, Harriette B. Conn was appointed State Public Defender by the Supreme Court of Indiana, a position she held until her death. Succeeding Mel Thornberg of Anderson, Conn was the first woman and the first African American to hold the position.
Under Conn's direction, the office that provided legal services for Indiana inmates who could not afford to appeal their convictions or sentences, grew from a staff of three in 1970 to twenty-seven in 1981.
Conn was a member of several legal organizations including the American Bar Association, the Marion County Bar Association, the Indianapolis Bar Association, Indianapolis Lawyers Commission, and the Indiana Women Lawyers Association. She was admitted to the Indiana Bar (1955) and the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States (1971). In 1974, Conn made an unsuccessful bid for municipal court judge of Marion County, being defeated in the May primary. Conn was a member of the Republican National Committee, Indiana Republicans, and the Fall Creek Valley Republican Club. She was also a member and officer of the non partisan, Greater Indianapolis Women's Political Caucas.
Conn was active in various civic, social, and fraternal organizations, many in which she held a leadership role. A very active mother, some of her early activities and affiliations included Cub Scout Den Mother, Girl Scouts Cookie Chairman, Flanner House Nursery Parents Club, block representative for the Marion County Heart Association and the March of Dimes, and the speaker bureau of the Maternal Health Fund (later Planned Parenthood Association). After college she continued her affiliation with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority by joining Chi Chapter in Indianapolis. She held several offices in the organization and, in 1963, she served as president of the chapter. She was a life member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and a member of the United States Commission on Civil Rights. She was also a member of the Talladega Alumni Association, Community Service Council of Metropolitan Indianapolis, Inc., Indianapolis Urban League, Social Action Committee of Family Services, Citizens Forum, and the Happy Gardeners Club. She was on the board of directors of the Indianapolis Senior Citizens Center. She served on an advisory board at Vincennes University.
The recipient of numerous awards, Harriette Bailey Conn was inducted into the Crispus Attucks High School Hall of Fame in 1970. She received a honorary Doctor of Civil Law degree from Franklin College in 1971. Twice honored with the state's distinguished service award, she was named Sagamore of the Wabash by Governor Matthew Welsh in 1962, and again by Governor Otis Bowen in 1979.
SOURCES: Materials in the collection.
Justin E. Walsh, general editor, A Biographical Directory Of the Indiana General Assembly. volume 2. (Indianapolis: The Select Committee on the Centennial History of the Indiana General Assembly in cooperation with the Indiana Historical Bureau).
Stanley Warren, "Robert Bailey: Great Man with a Thirst for Justice," Black History News & Notes, February, 1994 Selected issues of the Indianapolis Recorder, 1974 and 1978.
The Harriette Bailey Conn collection is comprised of 8.5 manuscript boxes and 3 oversize folders. Most of the material relate to Conn, her family, her organizational affiliations, and her legal career. (The collection has been arranged roughly in this order.) Boxes 1 and 2 contain biographical information, personal and general correspondence, and materials that pertain to Conn's political activities and her work as Public Defender of Indiana. Conn participated in a workshop, "Short Course for Defense Lawyers in Criminal Cases." at Northwestern University Law School in 1970. A group photograph of the participants is in box 1, folder 16. There are several photographs of Conn in box 1, folders 18 and 19. Photographs of other individuals (including William H. Hudnut, III, mayor of Indianapolis from 1976-1992) and groups overlap the end of box 1 and the beginning of box 2. Materials that pertain to Conn's work as state public defender are in box 2, folders 4 and 5. There is correspondence and an evidence manual. In 1974, Conn ran for Marion County (Indiana) municipal court judge. Though it does not appear she actively sought the office, her name surfaced again as a possible candidate in 1978. A broadside (Harriette Bailey Conn for Judge) and a political office badge pertaining to her 1974 campaign are in box 2, folders 6 and 7. Materials pertaining to both the 1974 and 1978 campaign years are in box 2, folder 8. Membership cards and several program booklets dated from 1953 to 1980 (box 2, folders 9 and 10) attest to Conn's affiliation with various organizations and social groups. Her oath of attorneys and several certificates of accomplishment are in box 2, folders 14 and 15. Conn was frequently the subject of or quoted in Indianapolis newspaper articles. There are numerous news articles related to her in box 2, folders 16 and 17. Box 2, folders 18 and 19 contain a scrapbook of newsclippings, mostly pertaining to Indianapolis news events. Records and papers related to Conn's death are in box 2, folders 20 and 21. Along with newspaper obituaries and a funeral program, there is a copy of a condolence note on White House stationery and signed by President Ronald Reagan. The expression of sympathy is addressed to Matinel Brandon, daughter of Harriette B. Conn. There is also an Indiana Senate Concurrent Resolution memorializing Conn. It is dated 5 January 1982 and is signed by several members of the Indiana General Assembly.
Personal materials pertaining to Conn's children, grandchildren, and father are in box 3. Several of Matinel Conn's high school composition papers are in folder 1. Drawings on paper, cardboard, and wood by Clifton F. Conn, Jr. are in folders 3 and 4. Materials related to James Sidney Conn are in folder 5. Preschool papers of his daughter, Kira, are in folder 6. There is a wood drawing of Woody the Woodpecker by Cecil Conn in folder 7. There are materials pertaining to Robert L. Bailey, Harriette Bailey Conn's father in folders 8 and 9. Of particular note are graded examination papers from the American Correspondence School of Law, a course that Bailey took before his graduation from the Indiana Law School in Indianapolis in 1912. The National Alliance of Postal Employees, 1913-1955 (folder 11) written in 1955 contains a biographical sketch of Bailey who served as an attorney for the organization during its formative years. The balance of box 3 and all of box 4 contain materials related to Talladega College. Conn was a very active coed. Her college scrapbooks (box 3, folders 12 and 13 attest to and suggest her membership in several clubs and her personal popularity). The first scrapbook [folder 12 (OM 370, folder 3)], dated 1937-1938, contain invitations to a freshman social, a knitting group, and sorority affairs (Delta Sigma Theta and Alpha Kappa Alpha). There are programs for the Little Theatre and Chapel services. There are also football tickets, Valentine favors, and cards and napkins from special occasions. The scrapbook ends with several newsclippings of hometown people from the Indianapolis Recorder. The second scrapbook (folder 13), dated 1938-1939 contains programs from various recitals at the college, pasted pictures of campus buildings including DeForest Chapel, Swayne Hall , Seymour Hall, and Savery Library. Harriette Bailey Conn celebrated her 16th birthday while a college sophomore; there are several birthday cards, as well as Christmas cards in her scrapbook. There is a 1939 program for Delta Sigma Theta's annual May Week. Many items in the scrapbook pertain to Conn's affiliation with the college's Little Theatre. A signed note (dated 7 December 1938) to Conn from Lillian W. Vorhees, Director of Dramatics at Talladega College, apprised her that as the result of her audition, she had been admitted to Little Theatre. During her college career, Conn wrote a play that was performed. It was entitled "Mother of a King." Copies of the play that include colorful costume sketches are in box 3, folders 16 and 17.
The Talladegan materials in box 4 were collected after Conn became a college alumnus. There are several copies of the Talladegan, the school's newsletter, in folders 1-4. Published 6 times annually, the copies are dated from 1946 to 1978. There is a student handbook in folder 6 and a 1965 booklet detailing the inauguration of Herman Hodge Long as the 9th president of the college in folder 7. A program from the 1967 celebration of the college's centennial is in folder 8.
Harriette Bailey Conn was associated with numerous organizations and institutions. Beginning with All Souls Unitarian Church in box 4, folder 10 and ending with Vincennes University in box 5, folder 20, collection materials related to these groups are arranged alphabetically. Box 4, folders 21 to 27 pertain to the Delta Sigma Theta sorority, at least three of the folders are 1957-1959 meeting minutes for Chi chapter in Indianapolis. Box 5, folder 9 (Marion County Bar Association) is of particular note. It contains a 1970-71 legal directory and testimony banquet booklet that includes a tribute to Robert Lee Brokenburr and a program listing for a recognition breakfast held on 21 November 1970. The booklet also lists several Marion County African American attorneys and includes photographs and short biographical descriptions.
Boxes 6 and 7, and most of box 8 contain legal appeals, articles, briefs, notes, papers, petitions, and summaries. As State Public Defender, Conn represented inmates who questioned the legality of their convictions and sentences. In many of the 70-plus legal summaries, articles, and petitions within the collection, the State of Indiana is the defendant. Conn's name appears on many of the briefs. The legal papers address several interesting topics including the right to legal counsel in Indiana, state and federal post conviction remedies, Indiana's rules for post conviction remedies, and procedural due process in prison disciplinary proceedings. Of particular note is a paper, "State Courts and the Federal System," by former United States attorney general Griffin Bell.
The remaining folders in box 8 contain materials on politics, obituary programs, and newsclippings dated from 1938 to 1968. Most of the newsclippings pertain to events and issues related to Indianapolis. Newsclippings dated from 1969 to 1987 are in box 9, along with newsletters dated from 1955 to 1973. A 1955 issue of the National Alliance of Postal Employees newsletter has a cover photograph and a story (page 31) about Harriette Bailey Conn completing her law degree.
BOX 1: Biographical Material; Personal Correspondence, 1940-1979; General Correspondence, 1950-1979
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Biographical Materials
2 Personality Inventory
3 Personal Correspondence , 1940s
4 Trial Practice , 1954
5 Law School - "Introduction to Law"
6 Personal Correspondence-- IU Law School , 1955
7 (ART) 1955 Graduation Tassle (R1828)
8 Personal Correspondence-- Graduation Cards , 1955
9 Personal Correspondence, 1969-1979
10 Personal Correspondence-- Crispus Attucks High School, 1970
11 Personal Correspondence-- Vincennes University, 1970 - 1974
12 Personal Correspondence-- Franklin College, 1971
13 General Correspondence, 1950-1969
14 General Correspondence, 1970s
15 General Correspondence, 1980s
16 (VC) Northwestern University Law School, 1970 (OVA)
17 General Correspondence-- Christmas Cards n.d.
18 (VC) Harriette Bailey Conn (1 b/w; 1 color OVA)
19 (VC) Harriette Bailey Conn, et al. (1 b/w)
20 (VC) William H. Hudnut, III (1 b/w)
BOX 2: Personal Materials; Office of Public Defender
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 (VC) Individuals, Identified (1 b/w)
2 (VC) Individuals, Unidentified (1 b/w; 1 color, OVA)
3 Accident 1978
4 Office of State Public Defender, 1967-1981
5 Office of State Public Defender -- Evidence Manual
6 (OM 370) Political Office Harriette Bailey Conn for Judge broadside, folder 1
7 (ART) Political Office Badge (R1823)
8 Membership Cards
9 Programs, 1953-1980
10 Real Estate
11 Speeches
12 Telephone Book
13 Certificates of Accomplishments
14 (OM 370) Oath of Attorneys, folder 2
15 Personal Newsclippings, 1960 - 1969
16 Personal Newsclippings, 1970 - 1972
17 Personal Newsclippings Scrapbook, 1955 - 1968
18 Personal Newsclippings Scrapbook, 1970 - 1972
19 Obiturary, tributes, and condolences
20 Estate Records
BOX 3: Family; Talladega College
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Matinel Conn Composition Papers
2 Clifton F. Conn, Jr.
3 (VC) Clifton F. Conn, Jr. Advertisements on Cardboard (Graphics)
4 (VC) Clifton F. Conn, Jr. Drawing: Bugs Bunny (Graphics)
5 James Sidney Conn
6 Kira Conn
7 (VC) Cecil Conn Wood etching: Woody Woodpecker (Graphics)
8 Examination Papers of Robert L. Bailey, 1909 - 1910
9 Robert L. Bailey Appellee's Brief
10 (ART) Family Reunion , Ribbon (R1827)
11 National Alliance of Postal Employees, 1913 - 1955
12 (OM 370) Talladega Scrapbook 1937-1938, folder 3
13 Talladega Scrapbook 1938-1939
14 Drama Papers 1939
15 Drama Papers 1940
16 Play: "Mother of a King," written by Harriette Bailey Conn
17 Play: "Mother of a King," written by Harriette Bailey Conn
18 Talladega Conference and Play Festival
19 The Talladega Student Senior Yearbook 1941
BOX 4: Talladega; Organizations and Institutions
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Talladegan, January 1946
2 Talladegan, June 1955
3 Talladegan, 1960s
4 Talladegan, 1970s
5 Talladega Student November 1970 and January 1971
6 Talladega Student Handbook , n.d.
7 Inauguration of Herman Hodge Long as the ninth president, 1965
8 Talladega Centennial Celebration, 1867-1967
9 Talladega Alumni Association, October, 1971- September 1979
ORGANIZATIONS and INSTITUTIONS
10 All Souls Unitarian Church
11 American Bar Association
12 Association of Trial Lawyers
13 Black History Committee
14 Black Republican Council
15 Christian Inner City Association
16 Common Council
17 Congress of Correction
18 Congress of Correction
19 Constructive Action
20 Criminal Law Study Commission
21 Delta Sigma Theta, the Delta
22 Delta Sigma Theta, "Journey Into Blackness," 1970
23 Delta Sigma Theta, Meeting Minutes, 1957-1958
24 Delta Sigma Theta, Meeting Minutes, 1958-1959
25 Delta Sigma Theta, Meeting Minutes, 1959
26 (ART) Delta Sigma Theta, National Convention Badge (R1825)
27 Delta Sigma Theta Roster, 1973-1974
28 Family Service Association Social Issues Committee
29 Indiana Black Expo, 1972
30 (ART) Indiana Black Expo Ribbon, 1981 (R1826)
31 Indiana Civil Rights Commission Publications
32 Indiana Council of Churches
33 Indiana Council on Crime and Delinquency
34 Indiana Lawyers Commission
BOX 5: Organizations and Institutions
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Indiana Public Defender Association\Council
2 Indiana State Black Assembly
3 Indiana State Legislature--Indiana Legislative Directory, 1969
4 Indiana State Legislature--Martin Luther King Recognition
5 (VC) Indiana House of Representatives, 1969 (OVC)
6 Indianapolis Bar Association
7 Johnston Youth Community
8 Legal Services Organization
9 Marion County Bar Association
10 Muslim Fish House
11 NAACP Seventh Annual Life Membership Dinner, 1972
12 NAACP 1979
13 National Council on Crime and Delinquency
14 National Legal Aid and Defender Association
15 National Legal Aid and Defender Association
16 North Fairwood Hills Civic Association
17 Republican National Committee
18 Unitarian Universalist Association
19 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
20 Vincennes University
BOX 6: Topical: Legal
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Appeal, James Earl Davis v. State of Indiana
2 Appeal, Donald Easterday v. State of Indiana
3 Appellant's Brief, Vernon Anderson v. State of Indiana
4 Appellant's Brief, Tommie Bynum v. State of Indiana
5 Appellant's Brief, Roy Combs, etc. v. Elmer Cook
6 Appellant's Reply Brief, Roy Combs, etc. v. Elmer Cook
7 Appellant's Brief, Edwin Cross v. The State of Indiana
8 Appellant's Brief, Sherman Gurley v. Woods Electric
9 Appellant's Brief, George Sneed v. The State of Indiana
10 Appellant's Brief, Joe Robert Taylor v. The State of Indiana
11 Appellant's Brief, Robert Thompson v. John A. Edmondson
12 Appellant's Brief, Theodore Voorhis v. The State of Indiana
13 Appellant's Brief, Harley L. Wahl v. State of Indiana
BOX 7: Topical: Legal
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Appellate Court of Indiana Criminal Law Seminar
2 Appellee's Additional Authorities, Thompson v. Edmondson
3 Appellee's Brief, Herbert Cross, Jr., v. State of Indiana
4 Appellee's Brief, State of Indiana on the relation of Charles W. Rainey v. The Board of Trustees of the Indiana State Teachers' Retirement Fund
5 Appellee's Brief, Joe Robert Taylor v. State of Indiana
6 Case Summary, Jon Richard Argersinger, v. Raymond Hamlin
7 Case Summary, North Carolina v. Harry C. Alford
8 Legal Arguments n.d. ( Pastor v. Dalford Paternity Case)
9 Legal Case, Abraham et al. v. State of Indiana
10 Legal Case, Batchelor v. State of Indiana
11 Legal Case, Boykin v. Alabama
12 Legal Case, Castro v. State of Indiana
13 Legal Case, Charles O. Cotner v. Jerome Henry
14 Legal Case, Harry Crooks v. State of Indiana
15 Legal Case, Edward J. Dillon v. United States of America
16 Legal Case, Albert Doench v. State of Indiana
17 Legal Case, Willie Frazier v. Ward Lane
18 Legal Case, Glasser, etc. v. United States of America
19 Legal Case, Griffith v. The State
20 Legal Case, Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States
21 Legal Case, Thomas A. Hillman v. State of Indiana
22 Legal Case, Irvin v. State of Indiana
23 Legal Case, John A. Johnson v. Fred G. Zerbst
24 Legal Case, Benjamin E. Kirkman v. State of Indiana
25 Legal Case, Joseph Frank McDougall v. State of Indiana
26 Legal Case, Meyers v. The State of Indiana
27 Legal Case, Joe Mislik v. State of Indiana
28 Legal Case, Monahan v. The State
29 Legal Case, Wayne Marlin Peterson v. State of Indiana
30 Legal Case, Sanders v. The State
31 Legal Case, Sears, Roebuck and Co. v. Attorney General of United States
32 Legal Case, State v. Cletus Hovis
33 Legal Case, The State of Indiana v. Steven Dale Bush
34 Legal Case, United States of America v. William Condon Graham
35 Legal Case, United States v. Morris Shneer
36 Legal Case, Sam Ward v. United States
37 Legal Case, Warren v. Indiana Telephone Co.
38 Legal Case, William E. Williams v. State of Illinois
39 Legal Case, Wilson v. State of Indiana
40 Legal Case, Randy K. Wilson v. George W. Phend
41 Legal Paper, Bazelon, David L. "The Defective Assistance of Counsel"
42 Legal Paper, Bell, Griffin B. "State Courts and the Federal System"
43 Legal Paper, Binstock, Robert H. "The Ghettos, the New Left, and Some Dangerous Fallacies"
44 Legal Paper, Bullard, Peter W. "The Right to Procedural Due Process in Prison Disciplinary Proceedings"
45 Legal Paper, Cleary, John . "Collateral Attack: State and Federal Post Conviction Remedies"
46 Legal Paper, Dillon, Stephen W. "A Brief Review of Indiana's Rules For Post - Conviction Remedies"
47 Legal Paper, Justice, Robert L. "A Summary of Findings of the Pilot Justice Program"
48 Legal Paper, Thompson, Charles Alan. "Right to Counsel In Indiana"
49 Legal Paper, "Remarks By Mr. Telling" (Regarding Sears & Roebucks suit against ten federal agencies)
BOX 8: Topical: Legal Petition, Obituaries, Politics; Newsclipping
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Legal Petition, Levi Barbee, Movant, v. State of Indiana, Respondent.
2 Legal Petition, Robert Lee Brown, Petitioner, v. Donald L. Hudkins.
3 Legal Petition, Clarence Dennison, Movant, v. State of Indiana, Respondent.
4 Legal Petition, James William Hamblen, Jr., Movant, v. State of Indiana.
5 Legal Petition, Daniel D. Johnson, Petitioner, v. The State of Indiana, Respondent.
6 Legal Petition, Frank Kopecky, Petitioner, v. State of Indiana, Respondent.
7 Legal Petition, J. D. McVay, Petitioner, v. Robert S. Baker
8 Legal Petition, J. W. Prewitt, Petitioner, v. State of Indiana, Respondent.
9 Legal Petition, State of Indiana, Movant, v. Stanley Anthony Wojcik, Respondent.
10 Legal-- Death Penalty Law
11 Legal Definitions
12 Legal-- Indiana Penal Code
13 Legal News Releases
14 Legal Notes
15 Legal Notes
16 Legal Procedures, 1966 - 1973, nd
OBITUARIES
17 Obituaries, 1960 - 1990
POLITICS
18 Politics-- "Black Organization: The Struggle For Equality"
19 Politics-- Illinois Legislative Materials
20 Politics-- " Negro Leaders"
21 (ART) Politics-- Republican Button, "Bowen for Governor" (R1824)
22 Politics-- Republican Campaign Literature
23 Politics--Woman Candidates
CLIPPINGS
24 Newsclippings, 1938 - 1945
25 Newsclippings, 1955
26 Newsclippings, 1959
27 Newsclippings, 1960 - 1962
28 Newsclippings, 1964
29 Newsclippings, 1965
30 Newsclippings, January - June 1966
31 Newsclippings, July - December 1966
32 Newsclippings, 1967
33 Newsclippings, 1968
BOX 9: Newsclippings; Newsletters
FOLDER CONTENTS
1 Newsclippings, 1969
2 Newsclippings, 1970
3 Newsclippings, 1971 - 1979
4 Newsclippings, 1980 - 1987
5 Newsclippings, n.d.
6 Newsclippings, n.d.
7 Newsletters, 1955 - 1980
MAIN ENTRY: Conn, Harriette Bailey, 1922-1981
SUBJECT ENTRIES: Conn, Harriette Bailey, 1922-1981
Bailey, Robert L.
Conn, Nelle Vesta
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Talladega College
Marion County Bar Association (Marion County, Ind.)
Afro-American women--Indiana--Indianapolis
Afro-American lawyers--Indiana--Indianapolis
Afro-American college students--Alabama--Talladega
Afro-American women legislators--Indiana--Indianapolis
Public defenders--Indiana--Indianapolis
Criminal justice, Administration of--Indiana--Indianapolis
Criminal law--Indiana--Indianapolis--Cases
Defense (Criminal procedure)--Indiana--Indianapolis
Political candidates--Indiana--Indianapolis
Scrapbooks--Alabama--Talladega
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