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railroad porter's heroic rescue of train passengers and townspeople during the disastrous 1894 forest fire in Hinckley.

Railroad porter Brutus Jones (Robeson) leaves his girlfriend Dolly (Ruby Elzy) in favor of Undine (Fredi Washington), but he soon leaves her too.

railroad porter who became the nation’s first black justice on the Supreme Court.

railroad porter, overcame numerous obstacles to become an Olympic champion. She was born prematurely at 4 1/2 pounds and developed a crippled left leg from polio. She ...

railroad porter in 1937, he saw a magazine spread of the photography that sparked his interest.

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railroad porter and waiter in a fashionable restaurant.He then moved to Cincinnati and attended churches that taught that the Holy Spirit would be poured out just before the rapture.

railroad porter for thirty six years. He likes to reminisce about the Civil Rights movement, adores Malcolm X and never does anything wrong. In other words, he's always right.

railroad porter and her mother was a maid. Her mother decided she would do everything she could to help Wilma to walk again.

railroad porter in Trading Places. Even the notoriously copyright-ambivalent DailyMotion was bare.

railroad porters, but for all African-Americans, and is seen today as having laid the foundation for the modern civil rights movement.

railroad porter and a restaurant waiter, graduated in 1952 from the London School of Economics, and obtained an entry-level position with an investment bank.

railroad porter, insurance salesman, he enrolled as a law student at nearby Washington's all-Negro Howard University where he graduated 3 years later at the top of his class.

railroad porter, street hustler, prison convict and autodidact, orator, organizer and Information Minister for the Nation of Islam, founder of the Organization for African American Unity, gunned down at the age

railroad porter and a restaurant waiter, graduated in 1952 from the London School of Economics, and obtained an entry-level position with an investment bank. Source(s): Wrote a paper on him.

railroad porter and would become the first African-American Justice to serve on the United States Supreme Court. Marshall was not only the NAACP's lawyer; he was also its legal captain.

railroad porter in San Francisco, was the last of the California subjects to be injected with plutonium on July 18, 1947.

railroad porter in 1942 and worked part-time as a real estate salesman.

railroad porter, sent him to live with his maternal grandmother. When he was 14, they moved to another central Missouri town, Sedalia.

railroad porter and cook in Cincinnati until he was injured in a train accident.

railroad porter raped her while she was en route by train from Los Angeles to visit relatives in Texarkana, Tex., last November.

railroad porter in 1983 after a career of "39 years, four days, six hours, 35 minutes and six seconds," he quipped.

railroad porter and head steward, who was the first black to serve on a grand jury in Baltimore in the 1900s, influenced Marshall

railroad porter but disappeared from the public record sometime around his 32nd birthday. Willie Arthur Shields, an inventor who obtained patents for improving dry cleaning operations, ended up working as a maintenance man, Mrs.

railroad porter and then waited on tables in a fashionable restaurant. Around this time, he contracted smallpox and went blind in his left eye.