Subject - Names: Emory University / Subject - Topics: Tax exemption--Law and legislation--United States - Emory Digital Collections Search Results

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Faculty lecture talk by James Harvey Young regarding the "Emory vs. Nash, 1962" court case

Creator:: Young, James Harvey
Date:: September 25, 1962
Format:: Text
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History of integration at Emory, 1966, Section I - A Brief Documentary Account of The Integration of Emory University - Brief and supplemental brief of Emory University before the Supreme Court of George, June 1962 ("Emory vs. Nash"

Date:: June 1962
Format:: Text
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History of integration at Emory, 1966, Section I - A Brief Documentary Account of The Integration of Emory University - Decision of the Supreme Court of Georgia for "Emory vs. Nash, 1962"

Date:: September 14, 1962
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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History of integration at Emory, 1966, Section I - A Brief Documentary Account of The Integration of Emory University - Excerpt from the Decision of the Supreme Court of Georgia Given September 14, 1962

Date:: September 14, 1962
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History of integration at Emory, 1966, Section I - A Brief Documentary Account of The Integration of Emory University - Section 92-201 of the 1933 Code of Georgia as amended to 1962, which grants higher education institutions tax-exempt status as long as they are segregated

Date:: 1962
Format:: Text
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Legal documents related to the court case "Emory vs. Nash, 1962", which allowed Emory University to admit students of any race while still having tax-exempt status in the State of Georgia

Date:: 1962
Format:: Text
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History of integration at Emory, 1966, Section I - A Brief Documentary Account of The Integration of Emory University - Article VII, Section I, Paragraph IV, of the State of Georgia constitution, which grants higher education institutions tax-exempt status as long as they are segregated

Date:: 1877
Format:: Text
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