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He was intimately involved with the establishment of the University serving on the first Executive Committee and the first Board of Regents. He had also been the first Governor of Kansas and was elected to the Kansas State Senate.

A front page article contains the text of an oration by Charles Robinson, delivered ten days earlier, July 4, on the free state/pro-slavery debate.

This letter, sent to the Topeka Board of Education members in May of 1953, lists reasons why all teachers are needed and how it is unfair to exclude African American teachers, regardless of the then upcoming Supreme Court decision.

Organized in 1925, the Kansas Colored PTA promoted the welfare of children, youth, parents and teachers in schools, homes, churches and communities.

Convention theme: Every Child An Equal Chance Sumner Elementary School, Leavenworth, Kansas. Staff F. Johnson Collection

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