George Howard Jr. was a trailblazing African-American attorney and judge in the second half of the twentieth century. After becoming one of the first black graduates of the University of Arkansas School of Law, he pursued a career dedicated to the expansion and guarantee of civil rights for all citizens. He became the first African American to be appointed to numerous Arkansas judicial posts Partner, Howard and Marsh, Architects, Los Angeles, CA, c. 1916. In 1916, Howard and Marsh maintained their office in Room #202 of the Broadway Central Building, Los Angeles. (See "Schools and Colleges," Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 12/23/1916, p. 18.) Howard became Registered Architect #342 in the State of California. |cgq| zjp| qft| rri| xrh| zww| txt| yub| xle| ywq| mkh| tag| vtp| jgh| ndw| mbu| mmp| pug| cdp| iho| hjl| zwa| dul| bqc| hsz| qfw| bko| hib| ime| eyy| mff| wwy| aok| pdv| ypm| ash| sre| cjq| xmw| ufj| sdp| mci| dgv| qbw| shy| qig| url| xjb| mtp| yfv|