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This issue of the Chronicle discusses a prominent murder case. The issue also reports on anti-black sentiments in media and how Black communities should counter anti-blackness. For instance, there is discussion regarding the protests of anti-Black film and the blocking of Jim Crow advertisements in New York newspapers. This issue's headlines include: Page 1: BOYS PRAYS IN COURT; Long Prison Term Given Three Youths; Anti-Negro Film Is Protested; Dr. Jackson Gets Redress From Railroad Company; Dr Simpson Thrills Hammond Hearing; N.Y Newspapers Ban Jim Crow Ads; Randolph Speaks Here Tomorrow; Girl Makes Good In Gyroscope Co.; Johnson Ramsey Dies Suddenly; CIO. Union Official Urges Equality; No Successor To Mitchell Named Page 2: RULES FOR THE SMALL RETAILER; Ration Boards; Page 3: New England; ABSENTEEISM IS STUDIED; Ration Boards Need Volunteers Page 4: To The Ladies; Page 5: Social Personals Clubs; Editor SPEAKS AT PARLEY Page 6: I TAKE THE PEOPLE'S SIDE; MAYOR PUTNAM HEADS ANTI POLL TAX DRIVE Page 7: SPORTS Page 8: YOUNG PEOPLES COLUMN; BOY PRAYS IN COURT; PORTRAYALS OF THE FINERARTS
Collection Number
Clark Collection of African American Literature
Publication Date
3-27-1943
Subject Heading
African Americans -- Massachusetts – Newspapers; Boston (Mass.)—Newspapers; African Americans; United States -- Massachusetts -- Suffolk -- Boston
Volume
28
Issue
13
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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The Boston Chronicle, "Boston Chronicle March 27, 1943" (1943). The Boston Chronicle Newspaper. 46.
https://dc.suffolk.edu/bos-chron/46
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discusses anti-black media and protesting such media political & war cartoons throughout Page 3: nutrition chart included poem in paper