A newspaper article announcing the death of Shukri Baddour and listing his accomplishments from throughout his life, including his immigration to the United States.
Death announcement of Shukri Baddour. The address of Baddour in Goldsboro is provided at the end of the statement to send condolence letters. It is likely to be in alSammeer, because a sentence indicated that after writing these words, the owner of…
A poem by Shukri Baddour, "Mourning the blackbird of the valley" (sharour alwadi) Asaad Khalil Samaan. In alResala Magazine, vol. 11, no. 191 & 192, p.24.
A poem by Shukri Baddour to encourage donations to help those affected in Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon. Explains the history and unity of these countries. In alResala Magazine, vol. 11, no. 191 & 192, p.23.
A poem by Shukri Baddour about giving positions to those who seek them. Names mentioned in the poem include Sheikh Nassour, Elias alFaran (or the baker), alBadawee, Mohammad Sultan, Shadeed, Tarraf Haimour, Samaan the blackbird of the valley…
Short story about a father who bought his son a drum. When the drum broke they found a paper in it with writing in Latin. It was from the 16th Century and belonged to the Church. In Vol 19, no. 18, name of newspaper not mentioned.
An incomplete fundraising statement from Saint George Hospital to the Lebanon League of Progress in New York published in alHuda newspaper on Saint George Hospital and its history encouraging people to donate.
A poem by Sulaiman Samaan alTebshrani to Shukri Baddour on the occasion of electing him as the President of the Lebanese Syrian American Association in North Carolina in the alResala Magazine, vol 10, no. 159.
A piece of an unknown newspaper stating the good deeds of Shukri Baddour as a person and the President of the Lebanese Syrian American Association in North Carolina. Written by Shukri Beshareh Murad in Wilson, North Carolina.
A letter from unknown writer to Najeeb (last name not clear). The letter is about the land inheritance of Abbas Ghustine Baddour. Other names in the letter include Naoum Kabkano, Martha Abbas Ghustine, George Ghali, Shukri Ghustine, Sicilia sister of…
A portrait of the Baddour family at their Chestnut Street home in Goldsboro, NC, in 1936. The home was purchased from selling stock in the Mt. Olive Pickle Company. Shickrey Baddour stands in the back row, third from the right.
A photograph of Victoria Alkazin Baddour (center) with her children, Mitchell Baddour (bottom, seated), Philip Baddour (seated beside Victoria), Isabelle Baddour Dixon, Lorraine Baddour Corbett, Evelyn Baddour Mauro, and Mary Baddour Walker (seating…
