Mr. John Sengstack (right), part owner and general manager of the Chicago Defender, one of the leading Negro newspapers

Pullman porter at the Union station

"Storefront" Baptist church (or Church of God in Christ) during services on Easter morning

Mother and children who are relief clients

Hall of the second floor of a building rented as a rooming house

Little girl standing in the doorway of a family on relief

Doctor [Arthur G. Falls] entering the home of a family on relief

Black Belt

Mies van der Rohe Building, Chicago

Harlem Globetrotter with Large Coke Bottle, Chicago

Female Impersonator's Grand Entrance, Chicago

[Man working newspaper printing press at Chicago Defender while founder Robert S. Abbot in background checks copy]

[Group of mostly African Americans attending the Parkway Community House Forum re: wartime rally to 'BEAT HITLER AND JIM CROW']

[Unidentified Woman]

Beating in progress near C.I.O headquarters as C.I.O. strikers and non-union workers clashed at Republic Steel's Corrigan-McKinney plant

[Photographer W. J. McQuiston and Family]

[Croquet Game]

[Inside the Offices of Hawkeye Grub & Stump Machine]

Life

James Park, Evanston

Chalk Games, Evanston

Corky at home, Chicago

Benny, Grand and Division, Chicago

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