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This edition of the Chronicle details riots in response to racial inequaility and the governments reactions to such riots. It also discusses progressions in the Worl War II effort. This issue's headlines include: Page 1: MOTHER SPONSORS " HARMON"; First U.S Warship Named For Negro; World Elks To Meet In Pittsburgh; Elgin Field Disaster Is Gruesome sight; CBS Anti-Riot Broadcast Today; FDR Orderes Race Riot Action; "Liberty" Names Ottley As War Reporter; Rookie Cop Incites Near Riot; Robert Begins Fight Training; ETHIOPIA TO INCREASE CROPS; Hinds-Bealtie Nuptials Held; British Colonial Has Made Gains; McNutt Tells Manpower Facts; Hastie Urges FDR Act In Attacks On Soldiers; Claim Union Bias At Shipyard Page 2: Instructions For Test Air Raids Page 3: This page reports on events within the greater Boston area Page 4: Child Care For Employed Mothers In War Areas; LT. KENNEY KILLED; Mass. State Union Meets Page 5: This page reports on social events Page 6: Groups Protest Jim Crow Plan For Negro WAVES Page 7: This page reports on sports news Page 8:This page contains editorial opinions.

Collection Number

Clark Collection of African American Literature

Publication Date

7-24-1943

Subject Heading

African Americans -- Massachusetts – Newspapers; Boston (Mass.)—Newspapers; African Americans; United States -- Massachusetts -- Suffolk -- Boston

Volume

28

Issue

30

Publisher

Square Deal-Boston Chronicle Publishing Co.

Keywords

African American Studies, Politics and Social Change, Race and Ethnicity, United States History

City

Boston

Disciplines

African American Studies

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Boston Chronicle July 24, 1943

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