Box U.04

Includes photograph of Petty Officer Evangeline Geraldine Bailey, the first woman musician in naval history. Includes a fragile 1942 clipping titled "The United States Navy Belong to the Entire Nation," where the AFRO reproduces a full page of original pictures and navy department records of the period when there was no color line on any warships. Includes a cut of the Navy's Cross.

Richard L. Jones is sworn in as U.S. Ambassador to Liberia, and James A. Parker is sworn in as foreign service offices in Monrovia.

Includes a 1930 Standard road map of Alabama and Mississippi and a 1931 Standard road map of Pennsylvania.

Includes sheet titled "Foreign Service" with information on the ministers to Haiti, Dominican Republic, and Liberia. Also includes the coverage of Charles E. Mitchel's appointment as Minister to Liberia by President Herbert Hoover

Includes Bulletin, 1919, No. 27, Recent Progress In Negro Education by Thomas Jesse Jones

The State Department appoints Wilbur I. Wright as a labor attache assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and James S. Bailey as a Security Officer.