•
Paul R. Anderson, president of
Chatham University and
Temple University •
Samuel H. Blackmer, associate justice of the
Vermont Supreme Court •
Bennett Champ Clark,
United States senator from Missouri and a
circuit judge of the
District of Columbia Circuit. •
Louis B. Costello, general manager and president of
The Lewiston Daily Sun and
Lewiston Evening Journal •
Garfield V. Cox, economist and dean of the
University of Chicago School of Business •
John P. Davis, co-founded the
National Negro Congress and founder of
Our World magazine •
David Fellman, political scientist and
constitutional scholar •
Rudolph Fisher,
physician,
radiologist,
novelist, short story writer,
dramatist, musician, and
orator •
Marion Janet Harron, lawyer and
United States Tax Court judge •
Asher Hobson,
agricultural economist •
John C. Holland,
Los Angeles City Council member •
Richard C. Hunter,
United States Senator and Nebraska State Attorney General •
Wellington Koo, diplomat and statesman of the
Republic of China •
Frank Licht,
Governor of Rhode Island, associate justice of the
Rhode Island Superior Court, and the
Rhode Island Senate •
Benjamin Mays, Baptist minister and American rights leader •
Archie Palmer, 8th president of the
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga •
Stanley M. Powell, member of the
Michigan House of Representatives •
Marshall Russell Reed,
Bishop of
The Methodist Church and the
United Methodist Church •
Loren Reid, communication professor and the chair of the Department of Communication. at the
University of Missouri •
Samuel Rosenman, first
White House Counsel and presidential speechwriter who coined the term "
New Deal" •
Tucker P. Smith, economics professor at
Brookwood Labor College and
Olivet College and the
Socialist Party of America's nominee for
Vice President in the
1948 == See also ==