1931 DETROIT TRIBUNE. Rare Press Pass for Detroit's "Negro Weekly" Newspaper. ReformationA very rare 1933 Press Car pass issued for upstart "Negro" weekly in Detroit, the Detroit Tribune. It lasted only one year. The pass would have been put in the reporter's car and allowed the person access to a crime scene, trial, etc., Detroit had already long been a city full of racial and ethnic contention. Many in the black community felt they needed an independent voice since leaders in industry, influential leaders in the church, and leaders in
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Stafford's Meeting-House in New Broad Street
Notice of Mrs
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manuscript sermon on the text Ecclesiastes 12
” in Biographical Dictionary of Christian Missions
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and keepeth his garments
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to That which is to Come: The Third Part
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