Subject: Mayors--Tennessee--Memphis<br> Race discrimination--Tennessee--Memphis / People: Loeb, Henry, 1920-1992 - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Subject Mayors--Tennessee--Memphis Subject Race discrimination--Tennessee--Memphis People Loeb, Henry, 1920-1992

1. Memphis Mayor Henry Loeb in front of the Federal Building, 1968

Creator:: Memphis press scimitar
Date of Original:: 1969-04-03
Collection:: 1968 Sanitation Workers Strike
Contributing Institution:: University of Memphis. Libraries. Special Collections Department

2. Memphis Mayor Loeb and Sanitation Workers, 1968

Creator:: Memphis press scimitar
Date of Original:: 1968-02
Collection:: 1968 Sanitation Workers Strike
Contributing Institution:: University of Memphis. Libraries. Special Collections Department

3. Strikers and Loeb

Creator:: Memphis press scimitar
Date of Original:: 1968-02
Collection:: 1968 Sanitation Workers Strike
Contributing Institution:: University of Memphis. Libraries. Special Collections Department

4. Memphis Mayor Henry Loeb, 1968

Creator:: Memphis press scimitar
Date of Original:: 1968
Collection:: 1968 Sanitation Workers Strike
Contributing Institution:: University of Memphis. Libraries. Special Collections Department