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Container
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Highlander investigation
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Box
2
Item
71
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May Justus testifying when Highlander was being investigated
: Justus was Secretary-Treasurer of Highlander, next door neighbor and author of
some 40 children's books based on mountain background.
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Box
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Item
72
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Vera Campbell testifying during the Highlander investigation
: Campbell was a former teacher in Grundy County, who came to the mountains with
May Justus before Highlander Folk School was started in 1932.
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Box
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Item
73
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Myles Horton testifying during a hearing for the Highlander
investigation
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Box
2
Item
74
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State investigation of the Highlander Folk School with Bruce Bennett and
Henry Lee Senter
: At left, Bruce Bennett, who was instrumental in getting the legislature to
approve the investigation, extreme right, State Representative, Henry Lee Senter
from Bristol, Tennessee. Bruce Bennett, attorney general of the State of Arkansas
and one of the top white supremacists at that time.
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Box
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Item
75
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Investigator
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Box
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Item
76
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Investigators
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Box
2
Item
77
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Bruce Bennett
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Box
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Item
78
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Henry Lee Senter and Representative McCord
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Box
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Item
79
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Legislative investigators with Henry Lee Senter, third from
left
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Box
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Item
80
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Henry Lee Senter
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Box
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Item
81
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Mr. Kilgore, Postmaster from Tracy City, Tennessee, testifying at the
hearing
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Box
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Item
82
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Audience at hearing
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Box
2
Item
83
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Investigators
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Box
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Item
84
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Bruce Bennett explaining a chart he had drawn
: The chart shows Highlander as a center for what Bennett considered subversive
individuals and groups in the South.
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Box
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Item
85
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Investigating committee
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Box
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Item
86
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Audience at investigation
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Box
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Item
87
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Henry Lee Senter and Representative McCord
: Duplicate of photo number 78.
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Box
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Item
88-89
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Investigating committee
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Box
2
Item
90
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Henry Lee Senter
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Box
2
Item
91
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Investigating committee
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