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James Whittico Jr. (November 18, 1915 –
August 21, 2018) was an
American physician from St. Louis, Missouri. He was the
first African American named a...
- Virginia, in 1904. It
ceased publication in 1941. It was
published by M.T.
Whittico & R.W. White. The
newspaper came out w****ly, and
dealt with
issues of concern...
- black. The term "Free
State of McDowell" was
coined by
Matthew Thomas Whittico, a
local newspaper editor and
community leader from
Keystone in the early...
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November 17 –
Albert Malbois,
French prelate (d. 2017)
November 18 –
James Whittico Jr.,
American physician (d. 2018)
November 19 – Earl
Wilbur Sutherland...
- (1965) John L. S.
Holloman Jr. (1966)
Lionel F.
Swann (1967)
James M.
Whittico Jr. (1968)
Julius W. Hill (1969) W. T.
Armstrong (1970)
Emerson C. Walden...
- in the po****r imagination. The
origin of this
moniker is unknown. Tom
Whittico, the
founder and
first editor of The
McDowell Times—the
first African-American...
- T.”)
Whittico, who
founded the
McDowell Times in 1904, made the
paper one of the
leading black-published
papers in West Virginia. Both
Whittico and Hill...
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physician and
former president of the
National Medical ****ociation
James Whittico Jr.,
physician and
former president of the
National Medical ****ociation...
- and Research. Evanston, IL:
Northwestern University Press. Racino, J. &
Whittico, P. (1998). The
promise of self-advocacy and
community employment. In:...
- of Congress.
Retrieved 2020-01-18. ****van, Ken (2017-09-25). "M. T.
Whittico". e-WV: The West
Virginia Encyclopedia.
Retrieved 2020-01-20.
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