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Pittsburgh Courier staffer George Brown interviewing Eleanor Roosevelt

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Harris, Charles Teenie

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Eleanor Roosevelt made two visits to Pittsburgh in 1944, once in February and again in May. She returned in 1946 to dedicate a memorial to Franklin D. Roosevelt. George Brown joined the Pittsburgh Courier staff c. 1944. He would become the newspaper's city editor.
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Keywords

  1. African American Editors
  2. African Americans
  3. Brown, George
  4. Interiors
  5. Men
  6. Pennsylvania
  7. Pittsburgh
  8. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884 1962
  9. Women

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