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The Y's Man, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 1, 1938, Volume 15, Number 4

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Front cover of the newsletter of the Senate Avenue (Indianpolis, Indiana) YMCA, featuring a photo of H. L. Sanders, a founder of the Senate Avenue association, welcoming boys into membership under a large banner with the word "spizzerinktum"
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  1. African Americans
  2. Indiana
  3. Indianapolis
  4. Interracial Work
  5. Newsletters
  6. Senate Avenue Branch
  7. Young Men's Christian Association (Indianapolis, Ind.)
  8. Young Men's Christian Associations

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