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100 1 a| Poston, Ted,d| 1906-1974.=| ^A275359;

245 12 a| A first draft of history /c| Ted Poston ; edited by Kathleen A. Hauke.;

300 a| xxviii, 257 pages ;c| 24 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. [221]-239) and index.;

505 00 t| Poems -- t| Our gift, o magi -- t| Age meets youth -- t| I witness my first lynching, Nashville, Tenn.-1926 -- t| Manhunt fear -- t| Articles -- t| 1930s -- t| Depression Harlem -- t| Harlem gasps for cool breath of air on hot nights -- t| Boxing -- t| Sportopics -- t| The Black newspaperman -- t| The inside story -- t| Russia -- t| Poston thrilled by sell-out editions in Moscow and New York -- t| Scottsboro boys -- t| You don't have to go to decatur to witness the Scottsboro trial -- t| "Beloved community" in Harlem -- t| Shantytown -- t| Race riot 1935 -- t| One year ago -- t| Harlem character -- t| Beloved prophet Martin makes last plea to Harlem -- t| Easy money -- t| Country cousins plot cleanups in numbers racket -- t| 1940s -- t| Enterprising Blacks -- t| You go south -- t| Labor organizing -- t| The making of Mamma Harris -- t| Poston's best friend -- t| One-man task force: close-up of Henry Lee Moon -- t| NAACP lawyer -- t| On appeal in the Supreme Court / r| Thurgood Marshall -- t| False accusation and repercussions -- t| Horror in sunny south: 'a good nigger'-but they ruined him, too -- t| Horror in sunny Florida: negro reporter from up north put in 'his place' -- t| Horror for sunny south: lynch mob's breath of death scorches reporter fleeing Florida -- t| Horror in the sunny south: Ted Poston tells neighbors' story of truth behind the Florida 'rape' -- ?t Horror in the sunny south: unmerciful beating is lot of negro arrested in Florida on rape charge -- ?t Harlem "mayor" -- ?t Taps for Bill Robinson set for noon Monday -- ?t Bojangles takes his last curtain call -- ?t 1950s -- ?t McCarthyism's toll -- ?t A poll of fear in our town / ?r Ted Poston, Nancy Seely -- ?t Jackie Robinson -- ?t 'Tried not to cry,'-Jackie re-lives the terrible 12th -- ?t Labor leader -- ?t The many sides of Walter Reuther -- ?t Effect of Supreme Court's decision -- ?t Dixie's fight for freedom-IV -- ?t Police brutality, 1950s -- ?t 'Just a day's work' to a Georgia trooper -- ?t Skin shade's downside -- ?t Dinner for four was OK ... but not for five -- ?t Overcoming hate -- ?t Prejudice and progress: the negro in New York I / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Prejudice and progress: the negro in New York II / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Prejudice and progress: Jim Crow in New York III / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Prejudice and progress in New York: the negro in politics IX / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Bus boycott -- ?t Ted Poston in Alabama: the negroes of Montgomery I -- ?t Ted Poston in Alabama: the negroes of Montgomery IV -- t| Ted Poston in Alabama: the negroes of Montgomery V -- t| School integration -- Nine kids who dared...the human drama in Little Rock -- t| A woman who dared -- t| Brooklyn clergyman -- t| The Mississippi still flows downstream: close-up of Gardner C. Taylor -- t| Upgrading schools -- t| She prepared for Norfolk-for a lifetime -- t| NAACP history -- t| Two score and ten years ago... -- t| 1960s -- t| Politics -- t| The Kennedys and the Lodges pay a visit to East Harlem -- t| Class -- t| Memo to Paul Sann on negro society -- t| Circulation -- t| Memo to Paul Sann on negro readership -- t| President Kennedy -- t| JFK and the negro -- ?t Minimal racial progress -- t| Plain talk for both sides -- t| Harlem riots through the years -- t| Harlem -- t| Voting rights -- t| Ted Poston from Alabama: a first-time voter at seventy-seven -- t| Harlem politician -- t| For Powell, the campus pays better than Congress -- t| Medgar Evers's brother -- t| Closeup: Mississippi candidate [Charles Evers] -- t| Harlem's troubadour -- t| Langston Hughes: a Poetic farewell -- t| The legacy of Langston Hughes -- t| Summing up -- t| The American negro and newspaper myths.;

520 a| Fifty of the author's best pieces, originally printed in the New York Post, the Pittsburgh Courier, Amsterdam News, and New Republic.;

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A first draft of history / Ted Poston ; edited by Kathleen A. Hauke.

Author/creator	Poston, Ted
Other author	Hauke, Kathleen A.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Athens : University of Georgia Press, ©2000.
Description	xxviii, 257 pages ; 24 cm
Subjects	African Americans--Social conditions. --20th century. African Americans--Economic conditions. --20th century. African Americans-- History. --20th century. Racism against Black people--United States. --History. --20th century. African American journalists--20th century. African American press--20th century. African Americans--Social conditions. United States--Race relations. --History. --20th century.

Contents	Poems -- Our gift, o magi -- Age meets youth -- I witness my first lynching, Nashville, Tenn.-1926 -- Manhunt fear -- Articles -- 1930s -- Depression Harlem -- Harlem gasps for cool breath of air on hot nights -- Boxing -- Sportopics -- The Black newspaperman -- The inside story -- Russia -- Poston thrilled by sell-out editions in Moscow and New York -- Scottsboro boys -- You don't have to go to decatur to witness the Scottsboro trial -- "Beloved community" in Harlem -- Shantytown -- Race riot 1935 -- One year ago -- Harlem character -- Beloved prophet Martin makes last plea to Harlem -- Easy money -- Country cousins plot cleanups in numbers racket -- 1940s -- Enterprising Blacks -- You go south -- Labor organizing -- The making of Mamma Harris -- Poston's best friend -- One-man task force: close-up of Henry Lee Moon -- NAACP lawyer -- On appeal in the Supreme Court / Thurgood Marshall -- False accusation and repercussions -- Horror in sunny south: 'a good nigger'-but they ruined him, too -- Horror in sunny Florida: negro reporter from up north put in 'his place' -- Horror for sunny south: lynch mob's breath of death scorches reporter fleeing Florida -- Horror in the sunny south: Ted Poston tells neighbors' story of truth behind the Florida 'rape' -- ?t Horror in the sunny south: unmerciful beating is lot of negro arrested in Florida on rape charge -- ?t Harlem "mayor" -- ?t Taps for Bill Robinson set for noon Monday -- ?t Bojangles takes his last curtain call -- ?t 1950s -- ?t McCarthyism's toll -- ?t A poll of fear in our town / ?r Ted Poston, Nancy Seely -- ?t Jackie Robinson -- ?t 'Tried not to cry,'-Jackie re-lives the terrible 12th -- ?t Labor leader -- ?t The many sides of Walter Reuther -- ?t Effect of Supreme Court's decision -- ?t Dixie's fight for freedom-IV -- ?t Police brutality, 1950s -- ?t 'Just a day's work' to a Georgia trooper -- ?t Skin shade's downside -- ?t Dinner for four was OK ... but not for five -- ?t Overcoming hate -- ?t Prejudice and progress: the negro in New York I / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Prejudice and progress: the negro in New York II / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Prejudice and progress: Jim Crow in New York III / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Prejudice and progress in New York: the negro in politics IX / ?r Ted Poston, Henry Beckett, Peter J. McElroy -- ?t Bus boycott -- ?t Ted Poston in Alabama: the negroes of Montgomery I -- ?t Ted Poston in Alabama: the negroes of Montgomery IV -- Ted Poston in Alabama: the negroes of Montgomery V -- School integration -- Nine kids who dared...the human drama in Little Rock -- A woman who dared -- Brooklyn clergyman -- The Mississippi still flows downstream: close-up of Gardner C. Taylor -- Upgrading schools -- She prepared for Norfolk-for a lifetime -- NAACP history -- Two score and ten years ago... -- 1960s -- Politics -- The Kennedys and the Lodges pay a visit to East Harlem -- Class -- Memo to Paul Sann on negro society -- Circulation -- Memo to Paul Sann on negro readership -- President Kennedy -- JFK and the negro -- ?t Minimal racial progress -- Plain talk for both sides -- Harlem riots through the years -- Harlem -- Voting rights -- Ted Poston from Alabama: a first-time voter at seventy-seven -- Harlem politician -- For Powell, the campus pays better than Congress -- Medgar Evers's brother -- Closeup: Mississippi candidate [Charles Evers] -- Harlem's troubadour -- Langston Hughes: a Poetic farewell -- The legacy of Langston Hughes -- Summing up -- The American negro and newspaper myths.
Abstract	Fifty of the author's best pieces, originally printed in the New York Post, the Pittsburgh Courier, Amsterdam News, and New Republic.
Local note	Little-325998--305131038572
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. [221]-239) and index.
LCCN	00036421
ISBN	0820322393 (alk. paper)

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