Julia's prayer. Chapter 05, Early political development
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Mrs. Iris Page Butler, an African-American, known as "Hamtramck's Angel of Mercy," Health Department nurse from 1918 to 1965 and resident since 1903; Stephen A. Majewski, mayor (1926-28), attorney, school board trustee, justice of the peace (1922-26) and Peoples State Bank Board member; Joseph A. Lewandowski, mayor (1934-36) and municipal judge and Rev. William Brooks, Jr., Pastor of the Corinthian Baptist Church, civic and political leader, national Republican convention delegate, share about how political power in Hamtramck was appropriated from the original German-American settlers by the Poles and municipal politics became their pastime.
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Making of Modern Michigan
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- Date Created
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1973
- Interviewees
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Butler, Iris Page
Majewski, Stephen A.
Lewandowski, Joseph A.
Brooks, William, Rev., Jr.
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Lewandowksi, Thomas, 1939-
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David, Eric P.
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Butler, Iris Page
Majewski, Stephen A.
Lewandowski, Joseph A.
Brooks, William, Rev., Jr.
Hamtramck (Mich.). Township Council
History
Polish Americans
Politics and government
Michigan--Hamtramck
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Documentary film
Interviews
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English
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Oakland Community College
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