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Frank Horne

CTL-P-1381 · Person

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Combined Graph record U-03522 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-1381. Master record source: User-supplied review 2026-10-17 (Once Upon a Time in Harlem review, Oct 15, 2026) — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Poet; member of FDR's "Black cabinet"

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Poet; member of FDR's "Black cabinet"

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Frank Smith Horne (1899-1974) was a Harlem Renaissance poet — his 'Letters Found Near a Suicide' (1925) was published in The Crisis and included in Alain Locke's New Negro anthology — and a member of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's 'Black Cabinet', recruited in 1936 as assistant director of the Division of Negro Affairs of the National Youth Administration and later a U.S. Housing Authority official.

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