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Jackson Advocate
Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi
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Dr. George Washington Carver's selfless dedication at Tuskegee Institute, sacrificing fame for public service, will be showcased in global Voice of America documentaries. Visit scenes include associates discussing his life and achievements.
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Above are scenes shot at the institute during Voice of America's visit.
At top, left, three of the men who knew Dr. Carver best discuss his story with Hank Miller, the program's representative. Left to right: Charles C. Dawson, curator of the George Washington Carver museum and artist in residence at Tuskegee; T. M. Campbell, field agent of the U. S. Department of Agriculture; Hank Miller; Bill Kennedy, radio editor from Auburn; and Charles E. Trout, director of the institute's public relations.
Top, right: T. M. Campbell tells the story of Agriculture Extension service from its early beginnings. and the part the scientist played in its development.
Bottom, left: Charles E. Trout
Bottom, right: Charles Dawson tells the story of Dr. Carver's rise to fame and points out his many achievements which are on display in the museum. With him are T. M. Campbell and Hank Miller.
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The story of Dr. George Washington Carver, who gave up world fame and fortune to serve his people through his work at Tuskegee Institute, will be broadcast worldwide via Voice of America's documentary series. Scenes from the institute visit feature discussions by associates on his life, achievements, and role in agricultural extension.