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Q
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Q0000063111; Q0000063112; Q0000063113; Q0000063114; Q0000063115
Address
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254 Westminster Road, Rochester, NY
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Margaret Sasser
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Not guilty; takes no stance in regards to retrial or release
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Rochester
April 11
7 PM
1933
N.Y.
To
His Excellency, The Govenor of
Alabama -
Gov. B. M. Miller -
<u>Personal</u>
TWO FIFTY-FOUR WESTMINSTER ROAD
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
April 10, 1933
TWO FIFTY-FOUR WESTMINSTER ROAD
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
To His Excellency, The Govenor of Alabama
Govenor B. M. Miller
Dear Govenor Miller,
I am a young
citizen of these United States and
have never had very much say
in governmental matters except
the right to vote. In reading the
newspaper for the past week
I have been very interested
in this "Scotsboro" case. Living
up here in Rochester, New York
one doesn't get much of a chance
to read New York newspapers,
but fortunately I have been able
to receive and read the New
York Herald Tribune.
2
I am a white girl. I have
always had the best opportunities
for travel and study as a young
girl. My home life has been
a happy one. I have always tried
my best to do for others. I am
connected with two volunteer
social-aide societies that do much
for the sick and needy. I have
came in contact with many
negros, some of high standard
and some of low, but they are
an unfortunate race. They are to
be helped and pitied - not hindered
and begrudged.
Don't you feel deep down
in your heart, govenor Miller,
that these young negro boys are
not being given a fair say or
even a trial - can't you yourself
feel that it's the race not so
much the supposed crime?
3
My thoughts and feeling on
this matter are only the emotions
of one person out of thousands,
Miss Bates and Mrs. Price are
of the lowest type woman - they
aren't to be respected - a "low"
woman is far worse than
a "low" man - These women
are the ones to suffer not
the young negros who are
victims of lies and bigoting
Don't you feel, govenor Miller,
that justice isn't being implied?
I'd give my right arm if I
could keep those fellows in
any possible way, and I
hope that you will be able to
do something.
Sincerely,
Carol R. Slowau
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SB_L_1933.04.10_0793
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Alabama Governor, Scottsboro Case appeals to the Governor, SG004238, Folder 1, Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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Letter from Carol R. Sloman in Rochester, New York, to His Excellency, The Governor of Alabama.
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Sloman, Carol R.
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Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931; African Americans--Civil rights--Alabama; African Americans--Imprisonment--Alabama; Miller, Benjamin Meek, 1864-1944; Bates, Ruby, -1976; Price, Victoria, -1982
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A young white girl, Carol R. Sloman is concerned about the Scottsboro Boys after reading of the case in the newspaper. She writes that she has had a happy life and has been given many opportunities, and that she has always tried to help others. She believes that African Americans are "to be helped and pitied—not hindered and begrudged." She writes that Ruby Bates and Victoria Price are "low women," and that the Scottsboro Boys should not be made to suffer because of them.
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1933-04-10
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United States--New York--Rochester
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English
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Q
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Q0000063173; Q0000063174; Q0000063175; Q0000063176; Q0000063177
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69 Bank Street, New York, NY
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Margaret Sasser
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Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
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Not guilty; takes no stance in regards to retrial or release
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New York, N. Y. Sta C [undecipherable] 12 10-pm 1933 Governor B.M. Miller <span style="text-decoration: underline;">State Capitol Building</span> Montgomery <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Birmingham</span> Ala. Sixty-nine Bank Street New York, N.Y. <span style="text-decoration: underline;">COPY</span> Concerned with justice and equality of opportunity for boys everywhere, and especially for the underprivileged and unemployed, we deplore the decision of the Decatur, Ala, jurors, in rendering the death verdict in the trial of Haywood Patterson in what is known as the Scottsboro case. We commend the fairness of the presiding judge, but regard the jury's verdict as one dictated by prejudices which make incalculably harder the work of fair play and social un- derstanding which our organizations aim at developing among boys and youth generally. We point to the fact that this whole lamentable situation was provoked partly by conditions of unemployment which sent the Negro lads out on the road job-seeking and resulted in conflict with their white fellow-hoboes; and we call upon a fair-minded public to anticipate similar conflicts by supporting recreational and social agencies seeking a general and effective solution of the problem of unemployed boys. (Signed) Walter Ludwig, Executive Director Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. (Signed) Abel Gregg, Executive Secretary for Boys Work, National Council Y.M.C.A (Signed) Weaver Pangburn, Director, Publicity Service, National Recreation Association PIONEER YOUTH OF AMERICA, Inc. Sixty - nine Bank Street - WAtkins 9-4627 - New York City April 12, 1933. Governor B.M. Miller State Capitol Bldg. Birmingham, Ala. Dear Governor Miller: The enclosed statement was submitted and discussed at a meeting of representatives of national agencies dealing with boys held yester- day in New York City. We are forwarding this protest of the Decatur decision to you be- cause it appears to us that there is a significant connection between the case of these Scotsboro boys and the problem of wandering and un- employed boys about which our agencies and the nation generally are con- cerned. We urge that you exert your good offices in the cause of justice and thus expedite our work with youth regardless of race, creed or sec- tion. Respectfully yours, wl.m Walter Ludwig Director President Thomas J. Curtis Vice-Presidents A. J. Muste Fannie M. Cohen Treasurer Walter Frank Advisors John Dewey William H. Kilpatrick Florence Curtis Hanson William F. Ogburn John Haynes Holmes Norman Thomas James Weldon Johnson Stephen S. Wise Chairman, National Committee E. C. Lindeman Chairman, Administrative Committee Henry R. Linville Executive Director Walter Ludwig BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers and Mary C. Barker Elisabeth Gilman Henry R. Linville Alfred L. Bernheim Sidonie M. Gruenberg Clarice A. Rosenthal LeRoy E. Bowman Henry T. Hunt Harry Rubenstein Frank R. Crosswaith Elizabeth A. Irwin Agnes Sailer David Dubinsky Andrew J. Kennedy Rose Schneiderman John Edelman Lucile Kohn A. I. Shiplacoff Frederick V. Field Joshua Lieberman Arthur L. Swift CHAIRMAN SUBCOMMITTEES Club Work Experimental Camping Le Roy E. Bowman Peace Education Joshua Lieberman Reinhold Niebuhr Interracial Education Progressive Education Walter White Student Groups Elizabeth A. Irwin Elliot D. Pratt Labor Mill and Mining Town Play School Thomas J. Curtis Agnes Sailor ENDORSED BY American Federation of Teachers; American Federation of Hosiery Workers; Baltimore Federation of Labor; Central Trades and Labor Council of N. Y. and Vicinity; Central Labor Union of Philadelphia; Cloth Hat, Cap, and Millinery Workers Union; International Association of Machinists; Inter- national Brotherhood of Firemen ond Oilers; International Ladies Garment Workers; International Fur Workers Union; Pennsylvania Federation of Labor; United Hatters of America; United Textile Workers of America; and 162 Local Unions. THE NATIONAL INFORMATION BUREAU Pioneer Youth should not be confused with The Pioneers (Y. M. C. A.) or Young Pioneers of America (Communist). 181
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SB_L_1933.04.12_0900
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Alabama Governor, Scottsboro Case appeals to the Governor, SG004238, Folder 16, Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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Letter from Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. in New York, New York, to Governor B. M. Miller in Birmingham, Alabama.
Creator
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Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
Subject
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Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931; African Americans--Civil rights--Alabama; African Americans--Imprisonment--Alabama; Miller, Benjamin Meek, 1864-1944; Pioneer Youth of America, Inc. (New York, N.Y.)
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From the director of the Pioneer Youth of America, Inc., this letter includes a copy of a statement about the Scottsboro case, produced from a meeting of representatives of national agencies in New York. The director writes that the case of the Scottsboro Boys is closely linked with the mission of the Pioneer Youth of America to deal with wandering and unemployed boys. He hopes that court decisions will not be ruled by prejudice and that officials will let organizations deal with struggling youth.
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1933-04-12
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United States--New York--New York
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English
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Q
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Q0000063160; Q0000063161
Address
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Berkley, MI
Mediator
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Margaret Sasser
Organization
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Berkley Youth League (Berkley, Mich.)
Stance
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Not guilty; release
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Organization
Transcription
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ROYAL OAK
APR 15
12 30 PM
1933
MICH.
GOVERNOR MILLER
MONTGOMERY ALABAMA
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SB_L_1933.04.14_0894
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Alabama Governor, Scottsboro Case appeals to the Governor, SG004238, Folder 15, Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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Letter from the Berkley Youth League in Berkley, Michigan, to Governor Miller in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Berkley Youth League (Berkley, Mich.)
Subject
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Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931; African Americans--Civil rights--Alabama; African Americans--Imprisonment--Alabama; Miller, Benjamin Meek, 1864-1944; Berkley Youth League (Berkley, Mich.)
Description
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A meeting of the Berkley Youth League calls for the immediate and unconditional release of the Scottsboro Boys. They also demand a stoppage of persecution of African Americans in Alabama.
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1933-04-14
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United States--Michigan--Berkley
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English
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Q
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Q0000063247; Q0000063248
Address
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439 Knickerbocker Ave., Paterson, NJ
Mediator
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Margaret Sasser
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Uncertain
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PATERSON
JUN 6 1230 PM 1933
N.J.
Executive Offices
Montgomery
Alabama
June 5, 1933
Governor, State of Alabama,
Dear Sir:
I address my letter of inquiry to you knowing
that you will direct it to the proper quaters for
answering.
Recently in your state there was a good deal
of newspaper and judical hulaballoo about nine
negroes, charged with attaching a white girl.
In our English class (Senior English, East-
side High School) there is a person of extreme
radical ideas who has swayed most of the class
with his eloquent discussion of this subject.
During his talk, he claimed that it was imposs-
ible for a negro to obtain justice in the South.
So I write for information to refute this subject.
I would also be gratefull for any particulars con-
cerning the lawyers sent down to defend the negroes,
general conditions and treatment of the negroes,
and any points of the case which you may think
important.
Thanking you in advance,
Ernest R. Betz
Ernest R Betz
439 Knickerbocker Ave.,
Paterson
New Jersey
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SB_L_1933.06.05_0987
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Alabama Governor, Scottsboro Case appeals to the Governor, SG004239, Folder 12, Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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Letter from Ernest R. Betz in Paterson, New Jersey, to Governor, State of Alabama.
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Betz, Ernest R.
Subject
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Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931; African Americans--Civil rights--Alabama; African Americans--Imprisonment--Alabama; Miller, Benjamin Meek, 1864-1944
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Ernest R. Betz, a senior in high school, writes that a student in his class with radical ideas swayed his classmates to believe that an African American cannot achieve justice in the South. He asks Governor Miller to refute this claim and to provide other pertinent information about the case.
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1933-06-05
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United States--New Jersey--Patterson
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English
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Youth
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Q
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Q0000063271; Q0000063272
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Chicago, IL
Mediator
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Franky Abbott
Organization
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Karl Marx Pioneers (Chicago, Il.)
Stance
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Not guilty; release
Transcription
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AFTER 5 DAYS RETURN TO CHI ILL.
--------------------- DEC 5 1130 PM 1933
--------------------- AIR MAIL
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Governor Miller,
Montgomery,
Alabama.
Chicago Ill
Dec. 5, 1933
Governor Miller
Montgomery Alabama
Governor Miller,
We, the Karl Marx Pioneers
troop demand the imediate
release of the nine Scottsboro
Boys.
We want them to be free
and safe because they didn't
do any thing. They are innocent.
We also demand the safety
of Ruby Bates and the I.L.D.
Lawyers. This is the protest
of us 30 members of the Troop.
- Karl Marx Pioneers.
[overlay drawing of closed fist
with P. A. initials]
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SB_L_1933.12.05_1068
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Alabama Governor, Scottsboro Case appeals to the Governor, SG004240, Folder 8, Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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Letter from Karl Marx Pioneers in Chicago, Illinois, to Governor Miller in Montgomery, Alabama.
Creator
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Karl Marx Pioneers (Chicago, Il.)
Subject
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Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931; African Americans--Civil rights--Alabama; African Americans--Imprisonment--Alabama; Miller, Benjamin Meek, 1864-1944; Karl Marx Pioneers (Chicago, Il.); Communism
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After the 1933 trial presided over by Judge Callahan, 30 members of the Karl Marx Pioneers—a Communist Party-affiliated youth organization—demands the immediate release of the Scottsboro Boys, declares their innocence, and asks for their protection along with that of Ruby Bates and their attorneys.
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1933-12-05
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United States--Illinois--Chicago
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English
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Q
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Q0000063056
Address
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Bogotá, Colombia
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Franky Abbott
Organization
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Socorro Rojo Juventud Comunista Unión Sindical (International Red Aid Communist Youth Union)
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Not guilty; release
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International Locations, Organization
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To the Governor
Montgomery Alabama
In the name of all Colombian workers we protest the savage repression against the Negro race. We demand liberty for the young Negroes of Scottsboro.
Labor Union of Communist Youth, Socorro Rojo
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SB_T_1932.05.10_0674
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Alabama Governor, Scottsboro Case appeals to the Governor, SG004236, Folder 22, Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
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Telegram from Socorro Rojo Juventud Comunista Unión Sindical in Bogotá, Colombia, to Gobernador in Montgomery, Alabama.
Creator
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Socorro Rojo Juventud Comunista Unión Sindical
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Scottsboro Trial, Scottsboro, Ala., 1931; African Americans--Civil rights--Alabama; African Americans--Imprisonment--Alabama; Miller, Benjamin Meek, 1864-1944; Socorro Rojo Internacional (San Salvador, El Salvador); Socorro Rojo Juventud Comunista Unión Sindical (Bogotá, Colombia); International Red Aid
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Socorro Rojo Juventud Comunista Unión Sindical (International Red Aid Communist Youth Union), representing Colombian workers, protests the repression of the Scottsboro Boys and demands their freedom. This telegram arrived in the same month that the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review the Scottsboro cases.
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1932-05-10
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Colombia--Bogotá
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Spanish
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Text
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Telegram
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Communist parties
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Youth