Norfolk Journal and Guide - September 11, 2002
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Click on date to view post:September 1, 1928: Appeal to left-handed readers in the Pittsburgh Courier.September 2, 1950: “They’ll Never Die” profile of Samuel A. McElwee in Norfolk Journal and Guide.September 3, 1960: Carver Federal to open new black bank branch in Brooklyn, reported in New York Amsterdam News.September 4, 1975: First National Conference on the Concerns of Black Women meets in Los Angeles, led by Caffie Greene. Reported in Los Angeles Sentinel.September 5, 1987: Peter J. Ottley, president of Local 144 Union representing hotel, hospital, and nursing home workers, leads New York City Labor Day parade. Reported in New York Amsterdam News.September 6, 1958: Cleveland Call and Post features Clara Luper who led youth sit-ins in Oklahoma City.September 7, 1967: Banquet for Cabrini-Green Homes softball and basketball tourney winners, featured in Chicago Defender.September 8, 1926: Savoy Ballroom in the New York Amsterdam News.September 9, 1961: Cleveland women organize rent strike, reported in Call and Post.September 10, 1955: Emmett Till in Chicago Defender.September 11, 2002: 9/11 and pilot LeRoy Homer Jr. remembered in Norfolk Journal and Guide.September 12, 1976: Actress and Singer Melba Moore joins children’s television show “Big Blue Marble,” reported in Atlanta Daily World.September 13, 1919: Congressional debate over Jim Crow railroad cars, reported in Philadelphia Tribune.September 14, 1989: Articles on hypertension and diabetes in Los Angeles Sentinel.September 15, 1906: Second U.S. Occupation of Cuba begins, reported in Baltimore Afro-American.September 16, 1963: Racists bomb 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, killing four young girls. Reported in Chicago Defender.September 17, 1938: Soap advertisement featuring profile of Phillis Wheatley, published in Pittsburgh Courier.September 18, 1954: “It’s Your Newspaper” advertisement in Norfolk Journal and Guide.September 19, 1942: Kansas City Monarchs and Satchel Paige face Homestead Grays and Josh Gibson in Negro World Series, reported in Philadelphia Tribune.September 20, 1952: Ad for Tan Magazine featuring “Army Life Changed My Husband” in Baltimore Afro-American.September 21, 1927: “Colored Home Seekers” wanted in Merrick Gardens, Springfield, and Long Island, advertisement in New York Amsterdam News.September 22, 1932: Beauty hint, “abdominal fat can be ironed away” in Atlanta Daily World.September 23, 1950: Robert S. Pious editorial cartoon on employment discrimination of black veterans in Cleveland Call and Post.September 24, 1960: Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) prepares to become professional boxer, reported in Chicago Defender.September 25, 1981: Articles in Philadelphia Tribune respond to Reagan administration budget cuts to welfare programs.September 26, 1957: Little Rock Nine integrate Central High School, reported in Chicago Defender.September 27, 1941: Pittsburgh Courier reports on stage adaptation of Richard Wright’s Native Son, directed by Orson Welles.September 28, 1989: “The Lady Knows the Game” sports column by Rhonda V. Smith in Los Angeles Sentinel.September 29, 1934: Textile workers’ strike ends, reported in Baltimore Afro-American.September 30, 1950: Dr. Ralph Bunche is awarded Nobel Peace Prize.
