NEGRO EDUCATION FOR AMERICAN LIVING: CALHOUN SCHOOL, THE WAY TO A BETTER FUTURE Part 4
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Of school activities and living conditions in Calhoun, Alabama. Shows Negro townspeople along with adequate and inadequate housing, schools, and farms. People talk for camera, includes 103 year old woman. Farmers work with mule-drawn plows. Primary school children at recess, calisthenics, handcrafts, and playing toy instruments in band. Calhoun School President Kidder at his desk. College students on campus, in classes, at Class Day Picnic and graduation dance.
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