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Remembering 1946
The Story of 1946
The People of 1946
Thurgood Marshall In Columbia
Understanding Columbia in 1946
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Remembering 1946
The Story of 1946
The People of 1946
Thurgood Marshall In Columbia
Understanding Columbia in 1946
Impact on Columbia
Impact on the Civil Rights Movement
Share Your Story
Documents & Archives
About This Project
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The Story of 1946
The People of 1946
Thurgood Marshall In Columbia
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Impact on the Civil Rights Movement
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Lynn Bomar

Tennessee Highway Patrol commissioner who directed the patrol’s response in Columbia

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Chief J. Walter Griffin

Police chief who led four officers into East Eighth Street on the night of February 25, 1946

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Sheriff J.J. Underwood

Maury County sheriff who tried to calm both sides before calling for state assistance and later taking part in the raid on East Eighth Street

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