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Beulah Whittington, an African American shipyard worker, receiving a bouquet of American Beauty roses from Frank Stearns of Richmond Shipyard No. 2 as Katie Lewis, the African American matron of honor, looks on during the ship launching of the SS S. Hall Young at Richmond Shipyard No. 2
1. Beulah Whittington, an African American shipyard worker, receiving a bouquet of American Beauty roses from Frank Stearns of Richmond Shipyard No. 2 as Katie Lewis, the African American matron of honor, looks on during the ship launching of the SS S. Hall Young at Richmond Shipyard No. 2

Joseph, E. F

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    African American Soldiers; African American Women; African Americans; Armed Forces; Clothing & Dress; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Roses; United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Bow-side view of Liberty ship SS George Washington Carver as it slides down the way, Richmond Shipyard No. 1
2. Bow-side view of Liberty ship SS George Washington Carver as it slides down the way, Richmond Shipyard No. 1

Joseph, E. F

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    African American Soldiers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Employees; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Shipbuilding Industry; Ships; United States; World War, 1939 1945
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Bow-side view of Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott during its launching at Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2
3. Bow-side view of Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott during its launching at Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2

Joseph, E. F

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    African American Soldiers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Employees; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Shipbuilding Industry; Ships; United States; World War, 1939 1945
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Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, about to place a kiss on the cheek of Montrose Carrol, a chipper who worked on the Liberty ship, during the ship's launching, Richmond Shipyard No. 1
4. Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, about to place a kiss on the cheek of Montrose Carrol, a chipper who worked on the Liberty ship, during the ship's launching, Richmond Shipyard No. 1

Joseph, E. F

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    African American Actresses; African American Men; African American Soldiers; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Employees; Horne, Lena; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Shipbuilding Industry; United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, signing autographs for African American shipyard workers who helped build the ship, on the day of its launching, Richmond Shipyard No. 1
5. Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, signing autographs for African American shipyard workers who helped build the ship, on the day of its launching, Richmond Shipyard No. 1

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Actresses; African American Men; African American Soldiers; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Employees; Horne, Lena; Liberty Ships; Shipbuilding Industry; United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, standing on stage and addressing a crowd at a war bond rally before the launching of the Liberty ship SS George Washington Carver
6. Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, standing on stage and addressing a crowd at a war bond rally before the launching of the Liberty ship SS George Washington Carver

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Actresses; African American Soldiers; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Audiences; Fund Raisers (Persons); Horne, Lena; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, swinging a champagne bottle to christen the Liberty ship SS George Washington Carver as another African American woman looks on, Richmond Shipyard No. 1
7. Lena Horne, African American actress, singer, and sponsor of the SS George Washington Carver, swinging a champagne bottle to christen the Liberty ship SS George Washington Carver as another African American woman looks on, Richmond Shipyard No. 1

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Actresses; African American Soldiers; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Horne, Lena; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Ships; United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Marcus Hall, an African American shipyard worker, singing at the ship launching of the SS S. Hall Young at Richmond Shipyard No. 2
8. Marcus Hall, an African American shipyard worker, singing at the ship launching of the SS S. Hall Young at Richmond Shipyard No. 2

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Men; African American Soldiers; African Americans; Armed Forces; Employees; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Shipbuilding Industry; Singing; United States; World War, 1939 1945
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Members of the launching party for the Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott, Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2
9. Members of the launching party for the Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott, Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Soldiers; African American Women; African Americans; Armed Forces; Employees; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Shipbuilding Industry; United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Miss Lulu Mae Hamel (flower girl and shipyard worker) presenting a bouquet of roses to Mrs. John H. Sengstacke (sponsor) during the launching of the Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott at Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2
10. Miss Lulu Mae Hamel (flower girl and shipyard worker) presenting a bouquet of roses to Mrs. John H. Sengstacke (sponsor) during the launching of the Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott at Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Soldiers; African American Women; African Americans; Armed Forces; Clothing & Dress; Handshaking; Launchings; Richmond (Calif.); Ships; United States; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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Mrs. John H. Sengstacke, sponsor of the Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott, christens the ship by breaking a bottle of champagne against its hull on the day of its launching, Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2
11. Mrs. John H. Sengstacke, sponsor of the Liberty ship SS Robert S. Abbott, christens the ship by breaking a bottle of champagne against its hull on the day of its launching, Permanente Metals Corporation Shipyard No. 2

Joseph, E. F

Keywords:

    African American Soldiers; African American Women; African Americans; Armed Forces; Launchings; Liberty Ships; Richmond (Calif.); Ships; United States; Widows; Women; World War, 1939 1945
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