Box Y.03

Coverage of Charles Young who was charged with killing his common-law mate, of 27 years.

Note on envelope reads "Red Star Edition."

Coverage of Charles "Chipmonk" Young who was convicted of killing money lender William Lee Johnson.

Includes newspaper piece written by Carl Murphy with a subheading that reads "Nation's Capital Sees Greatest Public Demonstration Against Jim Crow Since Funeral of Colonel Charles Young."

Coverage of Colonel Charles Young's funeral rites in Washington, D.C. attended by 60,000 people. Includes a photograph of Col. Young's widow.

Includes a photograph of Col. Young's tomb.

Coverage of Charles A. Young, art instructor at the Fayetteville State Teachers College who was awarded first and second prizes in the Adult Professional Division of the Fayetteville Junior Women's Club first annual Art Exhibit.

Coverage of the custody battle between Charles R. (Babe) Young and Mrs. Elizabeth F. Young for their 10-month-old son Hugh Lester Young.