Negroes and the South in World War Food Effort
Analyzed essay argues the South can meet war demands by keeping Black labor in agriculture and industry. It lauds Black contributions, cites Northern and Southern contrasts in opportunity, and urges continued industrial education and home ownership to bolster food production and regional progress.
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James Crowed
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Chaadbourn Lumber Co
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North Carolina Mutual & Provident Association
Durham
D. L. Gore
Mason and Dixon E
Draatice
North Carolina
D. L. Gove
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