[Petitions (Colored schools) 1956 - Ashburn coal - down to 3 week supply]

Item

Title
[Petitions (Colored schools) 1956 - Ashburn coal - down to 3 week supply]
Description
This is a memo from the Loudoun County School Board clerk to Mr Jake White in Lincoln notifying him that there is only three weeks of coal left in the Ashburn colored school. The original petition is lost.
Tag
letter, 1956, Clerk, School Board, Ashburn, Virginia, coal, colored school, Gordon Reed, Hillsboro switchboard, segregation
Date
1956-01-28
Creator
Loudoun County Public School staffSee all items with this value
Place
Ashburn ColoredSee all items with this value
VirginiaSee all items with this value
Identifier
1040786
Is Version Of
1040786_2.5.A Yr 1956 Ashburn Petition 2._Needs Coal.pdf
Is Part Of
Black Petitions
Format
PDF DocumentSee all items with this value
Publisher
Digitized by Edwin Washington ProjectSee all items with this value
Rights
Loudoun County Public SchoolsSee all items with this value
Language
English
Replaces
/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest Two/EWS Special Projects/Lost_Letters Project/Ed Washington Folder/2.5A Colored Petitions/2.5.A Coal Memos/2.5.A Yr 1956 Ashburn Petition 2. Needs Coal.pdf
Transcription
Coal
January 28, 1956
Mr. Jake White
Lincoln, Virginia
Dear Mr. White:
I have a memorandum on my desk that Ashburn colored school has only coal enough to last three weeks. I suggest that when you are ready to take care of this that you call Gordon Reed on Hillsboro switchboard and check with him about some other needs we might have.
Very sincerely yours,
Clerk School Board
Item sets
Black Petitions