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Title
Services
Creator
Cox, James R. (James Renshaw), 1886-1951
Date
1931
Identifier
695.0102.FC
Description
A view of Father James R. Cox, a Pittsburgh Catholic priest, political and social activist and “Pastor of the Poor" conducting a worship service at an unidentified location. Born in 1886, the son of a Pittsburgh mill worker, he was instrumental in organizing food-relief programs and was noted for his work helping the homeless and unemployed find shelter during The Great Depression. In the mid 1930's, president Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed him to the State Recovery Board of the National Recovery Administration.
Type
still image
Genre
photographs
Subject
Cox, James R. (James Renshaw), 1886-1951
Priests
Church services
Geographic Subjects
Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Source
James R. Cox Papers, 1923-1950
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
Collection
Father Cox Papers
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