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 THE CORE NEWSLETTER 176 28 cm. Line drawings;
Photographs; Commercial advertising; Table of contents. Previous
editor (s): Solomon Goodrich, Nov 1970-Feb/Mar 1972; Doris Innis,
Fall 1972-Special issue 1974 & Fall 1975-Winter/Spring 1975; Gary
Brown, Fall 1972-Special issue 1974; Jim Pickett, Summer 1974-
Spring 1975; Connie Rwamunahe, Fall/Winter 1988/89. Subject
focus and/or Features: Marcus Garvey, Politics, Integration,
Education, Africa, Civil rights. WHi v.2, n.l-v.3, n.3 E185.5/C87 Oct,
1971 -Winter, 1973 DHU v.l, n.7, 14; v.2, n.3; v.3, n.3; [no numbers]
Periodicals July, 1970; July, 1971; Fall, 1972; Winter 1973; 1975-
1976 GA-A v.3, n.2; v.5, n.3 Periodicals Fall, 1973; Fall, 1975 NN-Sc
v.l, n.9, 15; v.2, n.l, 3-v,3, n.3; [no numbers] Ser-M./C643 Nov,
1970; Oct, 1971; Feb/Mar, Fall, 1972-Fall/Winter, 1973; Special
issue/ Summer, 1974; Winter/Spring, 1975; Winter/Spring, 1975
1829 The CORE Newsletter. 1962?-? Frequency: Unknown.
Cambridge, MA. Published by CORE, Boston. Last issue 4 pages.
Height 28 cm. OCLC no. 12627060. Subject focus and/or Features:
Congress of Racial Equality, Civil rights. WHi Jan, 1962 Pam 85-2225
1830 CORE Newsletter. 1964-? Frequency: Unknown. Kent, OH.
Published by CORE. Last issue 1 page. Height 28 cm. Previous
editor(s): Robert S. Cusick. OCLC no. 8719493. Subject focus and/or
Features: Congress of Racial Equality, Civil rights. WHi v.l, n.l Pam
71-2769 Feb 13, 1964 1831 CORE Newsletter: Rhode Island
Congress of Racial Equality. 1967?-? Frequency: Unknown.
Providence, RI. Published by Len Bumpier and Bob Plante. Last issue
5 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings. Previous editor(s): Kayla
Chernov. Subject focus and/or Features: Civil rights, Vietnam War,
Political cartoons. WHi Aug, 1967 Pam 74-2852 1832 The CORE of
the Matter. 1963?-? Frequency: Monthly. Tallahassee, FL. Published
by Tallahassee Committee of Racial Equality. Last issue 4 pages.
Height 28 cm. Line drawings. OCLC no. 35733126. Subject focus
and/or Features: Civil rights. WHi v.l, n.2 Pam 01-5757 July, 1963
1833 CORElator. 1965?- 1968? Frequency: Monthly. San Jose, CA.
Published by CORE, Santa Clara Valley Chapter. Last issue 16 pages.
Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Commercial advertising. Available in
microform from: UnM, CORE Papers (1967). Subject focus and/or
Features: Civil rights. WHi Sept, 1967 Microforms CLSCL Dec, 1965-
June, 1968 Periodicals 1834 CORE-lator. 1964-? Frequency:
Unknown. Ann Arbor, MI. Published by CORE, Ann Arbor. Last issue
10 pages. Line drawings. Subject focus and/or Features: Congress of
Racial Equality, Civil rights. MiU v.2, n.l-? Labadie Collection Feb-Oct,
1965 1835 CORE-lator. ?-1965. Frequency: Monthly. New York, NY.
Published by CORE. Last issue 8 pages. Height 23-28 cm.
Photographs. Previous editor(s): Jim Peck. Superseded by: CORE.
Available in microform from: UnM, CORE Papers (1949-1965). ISSN
0526-6769. LC card no. sc79-3842. OCLC no. 4459536. Subject
focus and/or Features: Civil rights, Race relations, Southern States
— Race relations, Congress of Racial Equality. WHi Oct, 1947; Apr,
Nov, 1948; May, Oct, 1949; Pam 84-5174 Apr, July, Oct, 1950; May,
1951; Apr, June, 1952; Mar/Apr, Oct/Nov, 1953; Oct/Nov, 1954-Feb,
Fall, 1955-May/June 1965 WHi [Oct, 1949-Jan/Feb 1965] Microforms
DHU [Oct, 1949-Jan/Feb 1965] Periodicals NN-Sc [Nov, 1948-
Jan/Feb, 1949] Sc 323.173-C 1836 CORE-lator. 1967-? Frequency:
Monthly. New York, NY. Published by CORE. Last issue 8 pages.
Height 23-28 cm. Photographs. Previous editor(s): Ruth Turner.
Available in microform from: UnM, CORE Papers (1967). Subject
focus and/or Features: Civil rights, Race relations, Southern States
— Race relations, Congress of Racial Equality. WHi v.l, n.l Microforms
Jan, 1967 1837 COREspondent. 1963-? Frequency: Unknown.
Roxbury, MA. Published by CORE, Boston. Last issue 4 pages. Height
36 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising.
Previous editor(s): Gordon Brumm. LC card no. sn89-25068. OCLC
no. 18977261. Subject focus and/or Features: Community
newsletter, Congress of Racial Equality, Civil rights. WHi v.2, n.3; 5; 9
Pam 85-2177 Feb 19, Apr 27, Nov 29, 1964 MiU [v.2, n.5-v.3, n.4]
Labadie Storage [Apr 27, 1964-July 2, 1965] 1838 COREspondent.
1964-? Frequency: Unknown. Utica, NY. Published by CORE, Utica
Chapter. Last issue 4 pages. Height 28 cm. Subject focus and/or
Features: Congress of Racial Equality, Civil rights, Housing,
Employment. WHi May, 1964 Pam 68-1059 CoreToons Presents
Heroes of Faith. Brooklyn, NY. see Heroes of Faith. Brooklyn, NY.
1839 Corporate Headquarters. 1985?- 1991? Frequency: Quarterly.
Westfield, NJ. Published by Harold E. Fisher. Last issue 31 pages.
Height 27 cm. Line drawings; Photographs (some in color)
Commercial advertising; Table of contents. Previous editor (s): Terri
Fisher. OCLC no. 16218293. “Issue marked v.3, n.4 is actually v.2,
n.4.” Subject focus and/or Features: Business, Education (Higher),
Careers, Employment, Corporations — Employment.
 177 COURTBULLION WHi v.4, n.l Pam 01-3081
Winter/Spring, 1991 DHU v.l, n.3; v.2, n.1-3; v.3, n.2, 4; v.4, n.l
Periodicals 4th Quarter, 1985; Summer, 1986-Spring/Summer, 1987;
Fall/Winter, 1987; Winter, 1990; Winter/Spring, 1991 NN-Sc v.l, n.3-
v.2, n.4 Serials 4th Quarter, 1985 -Fall/ Winter, 1987 1840 Corpus
Christi Weekly. I960?-? Frequency: Weekly. Reynell Parkins, Editor,
Corpus Christi, TX. Published by Corpus Christi Publishing Company.
Last issue 4 pages. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial
advertising. Available in microform from: TxU. OCLC no. 26508765.
Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper. TxU v.l, n.4, 10 Barker
Mar 12, 26, 1960 1841 Correspondence. 1956-1963? Frequency:
Monthly. Detroit, MI. Published by Correspondence Publishing Co.
Last issue 4 pages. Last volume 48 pages. Height 60 cm. Line
drawings. Previous editor(s): Grace E. Lee. Lrequency varies:
Biweekly, May 23, 1959-Sept 9 1961. Available in microform from:
WHi (1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963). OCLC no. 4310181. Subject
focus and/or Features: Newspaper. WHi v.3, n.5, 7, 9-v.4, n.7, 9-10,
12-16, 18-25 Microforms v.5, n.17; v.6,n.9; v.7,n.3, 5 May 23, June
20, July 18-Mar 26, 1959; Apr 23-May 6, June 4-July 30, Aug 28-Dec
10, 1960; Sept 9, 1961; Sept, 1962; Mar, May, 1963 DHU v.7, n.7;
v.8, n.3-4 Periodicals Sept, 1963; Mar- Apr, 1964 1842 Cotton Camp
Chronicle. 1937-1937. Frequency: Monthly. Colliersville, TN.
Published by Civilian Conservation Corps, Company 3462-C. Last
issue 8 pages. Line drawings. Previous editor(s): Livell Gillespie, May
11 1937; David Lowery, Sept 18 1937; William Anderson, Nov 1937.
Supersedes: Co. 3462 News. Available in microform from: CRL
(1937). Subject focus and/or Features: Civilian Conservation Corps.
WHi v.l, n.6, 10, 12 Microforms May 11, Sept 18, Nov, 1937 Cotton
Club Cannon. McClellanville, SC. see Southern Cotton Club Cannon.
McClellanville, SC. 1843 Council News. 1993-? Frequency: Unknown.
New York, NY. Published by Council of Churches of the City of New
York. Last issue 8 pages. Height 28 cm. Photographs. Subject focus
and/or Features: Council of Churches of the City of New York,
Ecumenism, Religion. NN-Sc v.l, n.l Uncataloged serials Summer,
1993 1844 The Council Review. 1922?-? Frequency: Monthly.
Washington, DC. Published by Federated Colored Catholics of
America. Last issue 28 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings;
Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): Francis Spriggs. “Official
organ of the Federated Colored Catholics of America.” Subject focus
and/or Features: Federated Colored Catholics of America. LNX v.6,
n.10 Archives Oct, 1927 1845 Counselor and Herald. 1892?-?
Frequency: Weekly. Lynchburg, VA. Published by Hill City Publishing
Company. Line drawings; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s):
Joshua A. Crawford. Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper. ViL-
Museum v.2, n.38 91.2.14 Apr 1, 1893 1846 Countdown. 1967-?
Frequency: Annual. Talladega, AL. Published by Talladega College.
Last issue 3 pages. Height 28 cm. Subject focus and/or Features:
Talladega College (Talladega, AL), College recruitment. ATalT n.2-3
Archives Jan, 1968-Jan, 1969 TC/Pub 27 1847 Counter Attack. 1970?
-? Frequency: Unknown. New Haven, CT. Published by New Haven
Panther Defense. Last issue 12 pages. Height 45 cm. Line drawings;
Photographs. Available in microform from: WHi (1970). OCLC no.
11168679. Subject focus and/or Features: Black Panther Party,
Radical politics, Police brutality. WHi Spring, 1970 Microforms 1848
The Courier. 1935-? Frequency: Quarterly. Washington, DC.
Published by Pleasant Plains Citizens’ Association. Last issue 12
pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Commercial advertising.
Previous editor(s): Thomas J. Anderson. Frequency varies: Monthly,
1935-1936; Bimonthly, 1937. Subject focus and/or Features:
Community newsletter. DHU [v.l, n.l -v.3, n.2] Periodicals [June,
1935-Apr, 1939] 1849 The Courier. 1910?-? Frequency: Monthly.
Atlanta, GA. Published by Morris Brown College. Last issue 1 1
pages. Height 22 cm. Line drawings; Commercial advertising.
Previous editor(s): E. C. Mitchell. Subject focus and/or features:
Colleges and universities — Students, Morris Brown College (Atlanta,
GA). DHU v.2, n.l Periodicals Feb, 1911 1850 The Courier. 1982?-?
Frequency: Weekly. Flint, MI. Published by Concerned Pastors for
Social Action. Last issue 12 pages. Height 58 cm. Line drawings;
PhotographsLine drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising;
Table of contents. Previous editor(s): Avery Aldridge. Variant title(s):
CPSA Courier. OCLC no. 32294610. Subject focus and/or Features:
Newspaper, Religion. WHi v. 14, n.4, 10-11 Pam 96-1365 Jan 22, Mar
5-12, 1995 Courier. Pittsburgh, PA. see New Pittsburgh Courier.
Pittsburgh, PA. 1851 Courtbullion. 1932?-? Frequency: Quarterly.
New Orleans, LA. Published by Dillard University. Last issue 8 pages.
 THE COVENANTER 178 Height 24-41 cm. Line drawings;
Photographs. Previous editor^): James D. Browne, Autumn 1935 &
Winter 1936; Benjamin W. Cooper, Autumn 1936 & Spring 1937;
Arthur Hatfield, Spring 1941 -June 1942; Sadie Belle Barrow, June
1944; Gant Duplain, Nov 1947-Apr 1948, Carlton H. Pecot, Jan-May
1949; Mitchell Barabin, Feb 1969; Erik Hampton, Dec 18 1970;
Dennis Motley, Feb 1972, Marsha Jamerson, Oct 1975-May 1976;
Janice Williams, Jan 1977; Darlene Rose Davis, Nov 1978-Apr 1979;
Keith M. Woods, Feb-Mar 1980; Hersey Jones, Nov 1980-Mar 1981;
F. Angela Davis, Mar-May 1982; Terri Mimms, Dec 1982/Jan 1983.
Subject focus and/or Features: Dillard University (New Orleans, LA),
Colleges and universities — Students. LND Autumn, 1935; Autumn,
1935-Spring, 1937; ?, 1939 Archives Spring- Win ter, 1941; June
1942; June 1944; Nov, 1947 Feb, Apr, 1948; Jan, May, 1949 [v.42,
n.l-v.50, n.4] [Feb, 1969-Dec 1982/Jan 1983] DHU v. 22, n.1-2, 5;
v.23, n.4, 6; v.24, n.1-2 Periodicals Oct-Nov, 1958; Apr, 1959; Jan,
Mar, 1960; Oct-Nov, 1960 1852 The Covenanter. 1845?-? Frequency:
Monthly. Philadelphia, PA. Published by David Smith. Last issue 30
pages. Height 24 cm. Previous editor(s): James M. Wilson. LC card
no. 61-55669. OCLC no. 4599303. “Devoted to the principles of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church.” Subject focus and/or Features:
Abolitionists, Slavery, Reformed Presbyterian Church. WHi v.2, n.6
Pam 01-4201 Jan, 1847 1853 Covering the Association Front. 1963-?
Frequency: Unknown. Richmond, VA. Published by Virginia Teachers
Association. Last issue 4 pages. Height 28 cm. Previous editor (s): J.
Rupert Picott. Subject focus and/or Features: Education, Teachers,
Virginia Teachers Association. ViPetU v.l,n.5 Archives Jan 17, 1964
CPSA Courier. Flint, MI. see Courier. Flint, MI. 1854 The Craftsman.
1919?-? Frequency: Monthly. Tallahassee, FL. Published by Florida A
& M College, The Mechanic Arts Department. Last issue 4 pages.
Height 22 cm. Photographs. Previous editor(s): Eugene Bradford.
Subject focus and/or Features: Mechanic Arts Department of Florida
A & M College (Tallahasse, FL), Mechanical engineering, Colleges
and universities. DHU v.5, n.l Periodicals Mar, 1923 1855 The
Craftsman. 1939?-? Frequency: Monthly. Prairie View, TX. Published
by Prairie View State College, The Mechanic Arts Club. Last issue 6
pages. Height 35 cm. Line drawings; Photographs. Previous editor
(s): Thomas E. Bynum, Nov 1937-Mar 1938; C. Roy McGowan, Apr
1943; Quinto Burrell, Dec 1944. Subject focus and/or Features:
Mechanic Arts Club, Prairie View State College (Prairie View, TX),
Mechanical engineering, Colleges and universities. DHU v.6, n.l
Periodical Dec, 1944 TxPV v.3, n.2, 6, v.3 [sic] , n.2 Archives Nov 20,
1937; Mar 26, 1938; Apr, 1943 1856 Craftsmen Aero News. 1937?-?
Frequency: Monthly. Los Angeles, CA. Published by Craftsmen of
Black Wings, Inc. Last issue 21 pages. Height 29 cm. Line drawings;
Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): Zola Benjamin, Nov
1937Aug 1938. Subject focus and/or Features: Education, Industry,
Aviation. TNF v.l, n.8-v.2, n.5 Special Collections Nov, 1937-Aug,
1938 DHU v.l, n.l, 4-5; v.2, n.2, 5 Periodicals Jan, June-July, 1937;
Jan- Apr, Aug, 1938 1857 CRAM: Campus Revolutionary Action
Movement. 1971?-? Frequency: Unknown. Wilberforce, OH.
Published by Wilberforce University. Last issue 12 pages. Height 28
cm. Line drawings. Subject focus and/or Features: Radical politics,
Wilberforce University (Wilberforce, OH), Colleges and universities —
Students. OWilbfU [one undated issue] Archives 1970? 1858 Crane
College Clarion. 1948?-? Frequency: Unknown. Chicago, IL.
Published by Crane College, Students. Last issue 8 pages. Height 42
cm. Photographs. Previous editor (s): James Dancer ,. Crystal/Davis,
Harvey Hargrove. Subject focus and/or Features: Colleges and
universities — Students, Crane college (Chicago, IL), Education,
Higher. IC-CW v.22, n.8 Vivian Harsh Collection Feb 21, 1969 1859
The Crater Scroll. 1924-1935? Frequency: Monthly during school
year. Ettrick, VA. Published by Virginia Normal and Industrial
Institute. Last issue 28 pages. Height 22 cm. Commercial
advertising. Subject focus and/or Features: Short stories, Poetry,
Essays, Colleges and universities — Students, Virginia Normal and
Industrial Institute. ViPetU v.l, n.l -v.2 n.7 Archives Jan, 1924-May,
1925 1860 The “Creative” Record: Performing/Creative Arts and
Timely Topics. 1986?-? Frequency: Monthly. Virginia Beach, VA.
Published by Barbara-Marie Green. Last issue 18 pages. Height 28
cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. ISSN
1044-1298. LC card no. sn89-6411. OCLC no. 19692064. Subject
focus and/or Features: Poetry, Art, Perform ing arts. MiD v.4-v.6
Music & Performing Arts Dept. Nov, 1988-Dec, 1990 NN-Sc v.4, n.lO-
v.5, n.l, 8-V.6, n.4, 6, 9-10, v.7 Newsletters Jan/Feb-Mar/Apr, Sept-
Nov, 1989; July, 1990; Summer/Fall- Winter, 1991; 1992
 179 THE CRIMSON AND BLACK 1861 The Credit Union
Quarterly. 1985?-. Frequency: Quarterly. The Credit Union Quarterly,
730 Harding Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70807. Telephone: (514) 771-
5826. Published by Southern Teachers and Parents Federal Credit
Union. Last issue 4 pages. Height 28 cm. Photographs. Subject focus
and/or Features: Southern Teachers and Parents Federal Credit
Union, Credit unions. LScS v.ll,n.3 Archives Sept, 1996 1862 Creole
Culture. 1994-1994. Frequency: Monthly. Ruth Foote, Editor,
Lafayette, LA. Published by Laura Foote. Last issue 48 pages. Height
28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising; Table
of contents. Supersedes: Creole Magazine. OCLC no. 32158480. “A
magazine celebrating the rich heritage of Southwest Louisiana.”
Subject focus and/or Features: Creoles. WHi v.l,n.l Pam 01 -4646b
Dec, 1994 1863 Creole Magazine. 1990-1994. Frequency: Monthly.
Ruth Foote, Editor, Lafayette, LA. Published by Ruth Foote. Last issue
38 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial
advertising; Table of contents. OCLC no. 28510442. Subject focus
and/or Features: Community newsletter, Education, Music, Food,
Business. WHi v.l, n.l; v.4, n.9, 1 1-12; v.5, n.1/2 Pam 01-
4646Circulation Dec, 1990; Sept, Nov-Dec, 1993; Jan/Feb, 1994
LScS-N v.l, n.l-v.5, n.1/2 Archives Dec, 1990-Jan/Feb, 1994 1864 The
Creole Magazine. 1899-1900. Frequency: Monthly. New Orleans, LA.
Published by Regina Morphy. Last issue 30 pages. Height 23 cm.
Line drawings; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): Regina
Morphy. OCLC no. 4872014. Subject focus and/or Features: General
interest, Short stories. Poetry, Essays. TNF v.l, n.l, 4, 7-8, 1 1/12
Special Collections May, Sept, Dec, 1899-Jan, Apr/May, 1900 1865
The Creole Monthly. 1896-1898. Frequency: Monthly. New Orleans,
LA. Published by Regina Morphy. Last issue 26 pages. Height 22 cm.
Line drawings; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): Regina
Morphy. Merged with: Colton’s Magazine to form: Colton-Morphy
Magazine. OCLC no. 4862939. Subject focus and/or Features:
General interest, Short stories, Poetry, Essays. TNF v.l, n.5, 8, ?
Special Collections Aug, Oct, 1896; Feb, 1887 1866 The Crescent.
1917-. Frequency: Semiannual. Steve Ballard, Editor, The Crescent,
145 Kennedy St. NW, Washington, DC 20011. Published by Phi Beta
Sigma Fraternity. Last issue 64 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings;
Photographs; Table of contents. Previous editor (s): I. L. Scruggs,
Mar 1924 & Nov 1928; Cornelius V. Troup, Mar 1927, Spring 1951 -
Fall 1953, Dec 1964; William A. Clark, Nov 1931; B. Franklin
Vaughan, Apr 1942; Lynwood Brown, Nov 1946; L. D. Reddick,
Spring 1949-Winter 1950; William H. Pipes, Spring 1954-Fall 1958,
Dec 1 1963; Reuben N. Vaughn, May 1974-Spring 1977; Guilbert
Daley, Spring 1985. Place of publication varies: Atlanta, GA, Winter
1950; Lansing, MI, Fall 1963, New Orleans, LA, 1974-1985.
Frequency varies: Quarterly, Winter, 1950, Semiannual, Fall, 1963.
Subject focus and/or Features: Fraternity newsletter, Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity, Fraternities and sororities. WHi v.34, n.2; v.49, n.2; v.76,
n.l Pam 01-3778 Winter, 1950; Fall, 1963; Winter, 1995/96 DHU [v.l
1, nl-v.72, n.l] Periodicals [Apr, 1936-Summer, 1990] LNX v.69, n.l
Archives Spring, 1985 NN-Sc Spring, 1977-Summer, 1988 Serials TNF
[v.3, n.l -v.69, n.l] Special Collections [Mar, 1924-Spring, 1985] 1867
The Cricket: Black Music in Evolution. 1969-1969. Frequency:
Unknown. Newark, NJ. Published by Jihad Publications. Last issue 65
pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial
advertising; Table of contents. Previous editor(s): Le Roi Jones,
Amamu Baraka, Larry Neal, A. B. Spellman. ISSN 0011-1244. LC
card no. 71-60020. OCLC no. 2259919. Subject focus and/or
Features: Music, Poetry, Short stories, Music reviews. WHi n.1-3 Pam
01-4212 1969-1969 DHU [one issue], 1969 Periodicals MoK [one
issue], 1969 Ramos Collection WU [one issue], 1969 Special
Collections 1868 The Criminal Justice Advocate. 1990-. Frequency:
Quarterly. Haneet Nelson, Editor, The Criminal Justice Advocate, P.O.
Box 371, New York, NY 10037-0371. Telephone: (718) 322-6314,
FAX (718) 322-8006. Published by National Organization of Black
Law Enforcement Executives. Last issue 12 pages. Height 28 cm.
Photographs; Table of contents. Previous editor (s): Harold L.
Jackman, Spring 1990-Spring 1991; Raymond Wood, Summer 1991.
Subject focus and/or Features: Law enforcement, Police officers,
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives. NN-Sc
v.l, n.l; v.2, n.1-4; v.3, n.2-v.4, n.2 Newsletters Spring, 1990; Winter-
Fall, 1991; Spring, 1992-Summer, 1993 1869 The Crimson and Black.
1915?-? Frequency: Monthly. Washington, DC. Published by The M
Street High School. Last issue 16 pages. Height 22 cm. Line
drawings; Commercial advertising. Previous editor (s): Clifton Hardy,
Feb 1915; Harriet A. Dorsey, Nov 1916- June 1917; Sterling Brown,
Dec 1917. Numbering is irregular. Subject focus and/or Features:
High school newsletter, M Street High School (Washington, DC), High
schools — Students. DHU [no number], v.l, n.1-2; v.2, n.l Periodicals
Feb, 1915; Nov, 1916-Feb, 1917; Dec, 1918
 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY 180 1870 The Crimson and Gray.
1910-? Frequency: Quarterly during school year. Atlanta, GA.
Published by Atlanta University, Alumni Association. Last issue 18
pages. Last volume 64 pages. Height 22-30 cm. Line drawings;
Photographs; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): G. A.
Towns, Nov 1918-July 1929; Thomas Jefferson Flanagan, Jan 1932.
Frequency varies: Monthly, Nov 1910-1916. LC card no. sn9529936.
OCLC no. 32621414. Subject focus and/or Features: Atlanta
University (Atlanta, GA), Colleges and universities — Alumni. DHU
v.9, n.1-2; v.ll, n.2; v.15, n.1-2; v.16, n.l; Periodicals v.18, n.2; v.19,
n.4; v. 1 9 [sic] , n.l Nov, 1918-Mar, 1919; Mar, 1921; Nov, 1924-Feb,
Nov, 1925; Mar, 1928; July, 1929; Jan, 1932 GAAUC v.l, n.l-v.19, n.4
Archives Nov, 1918-July, 1929 1871 The Crimson Courier. 1927-?
Frequency: Monthly (during school year). New Orleans, LA.
Published by Straight College, Student League. Last issue 6 pages.
Last volume 48 pages. Height 37 cm. Photographs; Commercial
advertising. Previous editor(s): Cecil Carter, Dec 1927-May 1928;
Arthur Carpenter, Oct 29-Nov 1929; Fannie Edmonds, Dec 1929May
1930; Albert Germain, Oct 1930-May 1931. Subject focus and/or
Features: Colleges and universities — Students, Straight College
(New Orleans, LA). LND v.l, n.l-v.4, n.8 Archives Dec, 1927-May,
1931 LU-NO Mar, 1928 Archives 1872 Crisis: A Record of the Darker
Races. 1910-. Frequency: Bimonthly. Ida Lewis, Editor, Crisis, 4805
Mt. Hope Dr., Baltimore, MD 21215. $9.95 for individuals and
institutions. Published by Crisis Publishing Co. Last issue 84 pages.
Last volume 192 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs;
Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): W. E. B. Dubois, 1910-
July 1934; Roy Wilkins, Aug 1934-Dec 1949; James W. Ivy, Jan
1950- Apr 1966; Henry Lee Moon, May 1966June/July 1974; Warren
Marr II, Aug/Sept 1974-July 1981; Chester A. Higgins, Aug/Sept
1981 -Dec 1983, Maybelle Ward, Jan 1984-Jan 1985; Fred Beauford,
Feb 1985-Mar 1988; Fred Beauford, Walter Morrison, Garland L.
Thompson, Paul Ruffins. Variant title(s): New Crisis. Indexed in:
Historical Abstracts and/or America: History and Life; The Index to
Periodical Articles by and About Negros; Current Index to Journals in
Education; American Humanities Index. Available in microform from:
WHi (1910-1914), UnM (1916-1927), GP (1910-1940). ISSN 0011-
1422. LC card no. 78-7573. OCLC no. 14410194, 5269495, 3653107.
Official Organ of the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People Subject focus and/or Features: Politics, Civil rights,
History, Africa, Pan-Africanism, Short stories, Poetry, Art, Dance. WHi
v.5,n.l- E/185. 5/C92 Nov, 1912WHi v.l, n.l-v.47, n.l 1 Microforms
Nov, 1910-Nov, 1940 DHU v.l, n.l-v.47, n.l 1 Periodicals Nov, 1910-
Nov, 1940 1873 Critical Social Issues: A Journal of Black and Third
World Social Thought. 1987-? Frequency: Semiannual. Baltimore,
MD. Published by Pyramid Productions. Last issue 59 pages. Last
volume 121 pages. Height 21 cm. Table of contents. Previous
editor(s): Kinya Kiongozi. ISSN 0087-1019. LC card no. sn86- 14897.
OCLC no. 13089900. Subject focus and/or Features: Social
conditions, Third World countries, Politics, Developing countries. MA
v.l, n.1-2 E185.5/C75 Spring- Winter, 1987 1874 Crossover Echoes.
1971-1971? Frequency: Weekly. Jackson, MS. Published by Jackson
State College. Last issue 6 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings.
Previous editor (s): Bessie M. O’Banner, Aug 2 1971. Subject focus
and/or Features: Jackson State College (Jackson, MS), Colleges and
universities — Students. MsJSU v.l,n.2-3 Archives Mar?-Aug, 1971
1875 Crossroad: A New Afrikan Captured Combatant Newsletter.
1987-. Frequency: Quarterly. Crossroad, 1340 W. Irving Park, Suite
108, Chicago, IL 60613. Telephone: (773) 7378679. Published by
Spear and Shield Publications. Last issue 25 pages. Last volume 154
pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs. Place of
publication varies: Jersey City, NJ, May? 1991. Frequency varies:
Suspended publication between Dec 1989-Nov 1991? Subject focus
and/or Features: Political prisoners. WHi v.l, n.l- Circulation May
1987NN-Sc v.4, n.4 Uncataloged serials Spring, 1993 1876
Crossroads. 1970?-? Frequency: Irregular. Dallas, TX. Published by
Crossroads Community Center. Last issue 4 pages. Height 28 cm.
Photographs. Subject focus and/or Features: Community
development, Health, Education, Employment. TxD [Aug?, 1970-
Jan/Mar, 1974] Texas Collection 1877 Crossroads. 1990-1990.
Frequency: Quarterly. Madison, WI. Published by University of
Wisconsin-Madison, AfroAmerican Studies Department. Last issue 12
pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs. Previous
editor(s): Debra Singer. OCLC no. 28155811. Subject focus and/or
Features: African-American studies. WHi v.l, n.l Pam 01-3085 Winter,
1990 1878 The Crow. 1968?-? Frequency: Twice a month. New
Haven, CT. Published by Heritage Hall Corp. Last issue 16 pages.
Height 42 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising.
Previous editor(s): Barbara Winters. Variant title(s): Heritage Hall
Crow. Available in microform from: DHU (1968-1970), CtY (1968-
1970). “The Crow will speak the truth and the truth will make us
free.” Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper.
 181 THE CRUSADER WHi v.3, n.8 Pam 74-2632 Apr 2, 1970
CtY n.2-?; v.2, n.l-v.3 Microfilm Feb-May, 1968; Jan 4, 1969-July 16,
1970 DHU v.l, n.7-v.3, n.21 Microforms Sept 5, 1968-Nov 5, 1970
1879 Crown. 1990?-? Frequency: Annual. Houston , TX. Published by
Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. Last issue 128 pages. Height 28 cm.
Line drawings; Photographs; Table of contents. Previous editor(s):
Connie La’Rue Trumble. Subject focus and/or Features: Top Ladies of
Distinction, Women. TNF 1990 Special Collections 1880 The
Crusader. 1977-? Frequency: Unknown. Stanford, CA. Published by
Eldridge Cleaver Crusader. Last issue 8 pages. Height 28 cm. Line
drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. OCLC no.
28609050. Subject focus and/or Features: Religion, Eldridge Cleaver.
WHi v.l,n.l Pam 01-3625 June 1, 1977 Crusader. Chicago, IL. see
Chicago Crusader. Chicago, IL. 1881 The Crusader. 1960?-1969?
Frequency: Irregular. Peking, China. Published by Robert F. Williams.
Last issue 24 pages. Last volume 70 pages. Height 20 cm. Line
drawings. Place of publication varies: Monroe, NC, Apr 15-Dec 23
1961; Havana, Cuba, Aug 1962-Oct 1966. Publisher went into “exile”
taking the publication with him. Subject focus and/or Features:
Radical politics, Communism, International relations, Poetry. WHi v.2,
n.27; v.3, n.2-6; v.l, n.l[n.s.]; 3-5 Pam 2065 v.3, n.8v.4, n.2, 4-v.lO,
n.2 Apr 15, July 17-Aug 21, Oct 21, Dec, 1961Jan 13, Apr- Aug,
Oct/Nov, 1962-Summer, 1969 MiU [v.l, n.l-v.10, n.2] Labadie
Collection [June 26, 1959-Summer, 1969] NN-Sc v.4, n.6-7; v.6, n.4;
v.8, n.l, 3-4; v.9, n.1-5; Ser-L/.C787 v.10, n.1-2 Feb-Apr, 1963,
Apr/May, 1965, Oct, 1966, Mar/May, July, 1967-May, Nov, 1968-
Summer, 1969 1882 The Crusader. 1959-? Frequency: Bimonthly.
Atlanta, GA. Published by Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Last issue 6 pages. Height 36 cm. Line drawings. OCLC no. 8716130.
Subject focus and/or Features: Southern Christian Leadership
Conference, Civil rights. WHi v.l, n.l Pam 82-573 Feb, 1959 CLSCL v.l,
n.2 Periodicals Nov, 1959 1883 The Crusader. 1967-? Frequency:
Weekly. Atlanta, GA. Published by Hosea L. Williams. Last issue 10
pages. Height 44 cm. Line drawings; Photographs. Previous editor
(s): John H. Evans. LC card no. sn89-53535. OCLC no. 20281090.
Subject focus and/or Features: Civil rights, Confederation of DeKalb’s
Community Organizations (CODCO). WHi v, 1, n.2 Pam 76-1778
June 9, 1967 IC-CW v.l, n.4 Vivian Harsh Collection Aug 25, 1967
1884 The Crusader. 1963-? Frequency: Biweekly. Savannah, GA.
Published by Crusade for Voters. Last issue 6 pages. Height 41 cm.
Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. LC card no.
sn90-52121. OCLC no. 12006752. Subject focus and/or Features:
Politics, Civil rights, Profiles, Voter registration. WHi v.l, n.l, 3, 6, 15,
18 Pam 74-3095 Nov 7, Dec 19, 1963, May 14, July 1, 1964 1885
The Crusader. 1941-? Frequency: Weekly. East St. Louis, IL.
Published by Dortha Lewis. Last issue 8 pages. Height 58 cm. Line
drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s):
John Kirkpatrick, Jan 7 1965Mar 2 1972; Wesley McNeese, Apr 6
1972-Dec 23 1975; Joe W. Lewis, Jan 6-Mar 10 1977. Publisher
varies: John Kirkpatrick, Jan 7 1965-Mar 2 1972; Joe W. Lewis, Apr 6
1972-Mar 10 1977; Alma E. Kirkpatrick, Mar 17 1977-Aug 17 1978.
“An independent newspaper voicing the will of the people.” Subject
focus and/or Features: Newspaper. WHi v.23, n.47-v.35, n.30 [32-
v/36, n.7] Microforms Jan 7, 1965Jan 6, [Jan 20, 1977-Aug 17, 1978]
DHU [v.33, n,14-v.36, n.7] Microfilm [Aug 8, 1974-Aug 17, 1978]
1886 The Crusader. 1950-? Frequency: Weekly. Rockford, IL.
Published by Rockford Publishing Company. Last issue 8 pages. Last
volume 416 pages. Height 53 cm. Line drawings; Photographs;
Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s): Richard T. Hodges, [June
18 1970]: Bernice Johnson, Sept 23 1970-Mar 10 1971; Samuel
Hines, Mar 17-May 19 1971; Elaine Davidson, May- June 2 1971.
Available in microform from: WHi (1922, 1953, 1957, 1968, 1970,
1971). LC card no. sn82-15928. OCLC no. 8821530. “The Only
Publication of Its Kind in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.”
Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper. WHi v.2, n.45, v.3, n.3
35-V.7, n.22; v.17, n.45- Microforms v.20, n.27, 33, 34-V.21, n. 20
Sept 2, Nov 21, 1952; July 3, 1953-Mar 29, 1957; Sept 6, 1968-May
6, June 10-18, Sept 23, 1970-June 2, 1971 1887 The Crusader.
1889-1891. Frequency: Weekly. New Orleans, LA. Published by
Crusader Co. Last issue 4 pages. Line drawings; Commercial
advertising. Previous editor (s): L. A. Martinet. Available in microform
from: DLC (1890). LC card no. sn83- 16562. OCLC no. 9908127. “Pro
Lahore et Justitia.” Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper. WHi
v.2, n.23 Microforms July 19, 1890 DHU v.2, n.23 MS Micro July 19,
1890 1888 The Crusader. 1963?-? Frequency: Weekly. St. Louis, MO.
Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. Previous
editor(s): Henry Cockrell. Available in microform from: DHU (1975-
1977). “Voice of the forgotten people.” Subject focus and/or
Features: Newspaper. DHU v.13, n.3-v.l5, n.3 Microfilm Feb 18,
1975-Feb 22, 1977
 THE CRUSADER MAGAZINE 182 1889 The Crusader
Magazine. 1918-1922. Frequency: Monthly. New York, NY. Published
by Cyril V. Briggs. Last issue 35 pages. Last volume 200 pages.
Height 24 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising;
Table of Contents. Previous editor(s): Cyril V. Briggs. Self-indexed.
Available in microform from: DHU (1918-1921). LC card no. 87-
656993. OCLC no. 17278161. Reprint edition, 1987. “Publicity Organ
of the Hamitic League of the World.” Subject focus and/or Features:
Communism, African Blood Brotherhood, Politics, World War I,
Profiles, Poetry, Women, Book reviews. WHi v.l, n.l-v.6, n.l
E185.5/C9630 Sept, 191 8-Feb, 1922 Rare Books DHU v.l, n.3-v.3,
n.4 Microfilm Nov, 1918-Apr, 1921 MNS v.l, n.l-v.6, n.l E185.5/C9630
Sept, 1918-Feb, 1922 NN-Sc v.l,n.l-v.4, n.6; v.5, n.2 ScRareF92-l
Sept, 191 8-Aug, Oct, 1921 1890 The Crush. 1996-. Frequency:
Monthly. Thomas Fassbender, Editor, Crush, P.O. Box 25468,
Anaheim, CA 92806. Published by Image Comics, Inc. Last issue 32
pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings (some in color); Commercial
advertising. OCLC no. 37531666. Subject focus and/or Features:
Comic books, strips, etc. WHi n.4 Pam 97-260 June, 1996 1891
Cryer. 1965?-? Frequency: Unknown. Cleo Jackson, Editor,
Clarksdale, MS. Published by National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, Coahoma County Branch. Last issue
1 page. Height 35 cm. Available in microform from: UnM, Southern
Regional Council Papers (19631964). OCLC no. 11682944. “The
Voice of One Crying in the Wilderness.” Subject focus and/or
Features: National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People, Civil rights. WHi Apr 3, Oct 18, 25, Nov 29, 1965; Jan 8, 22,
1968 Pam 74-2862 WHi [July 6, 1963-Apr 12, 1964] Microforms
CSBLAC. Philadelphia, PA. see Center for the Study of Black
Literature and Culture. Philadelphia, PA. 1892 CSR Bulletin. 1963-
1968. Frequency: Quarterly. New York, NY. Published by Department
of Christian Social Relations, Division of Christian Citizenship,
Episcopal Church Center. Height 28 cm. Photographs. Variant title(s):
Church and State. Merged with: Church and Peace, to form: CSR
Bulletin. LC card no. 70-14487, 74-14429. OCLC no. 1639234,
6126539. Subject focus and/or Features: Religion, Race relations,
Episcopal Church. DHU v.l, n.4-v.4, n.9 Periodicals Oct, 1963-Oct,
1967 CSU Magazine. Chicago, IL. see Chicago State University
Magazine. Chicago, IL. 1893 CSU News. 1988-. Frequency:
Quarterly. CSU News, Central State University, Wilberforce, OH
45384. Published by Central State University. Last issue 14 pages.
Height 35 cm. Photographs. Subject focus and/or Features: Colleges
and universities — Students, Central State University (Wilberforce,
OH). OWibfC Homecoming, 1988 Periodicals 1894 Culmer Park
Community Overtown Newsletter. 1978?? Frequency: Monthly.
Miami, FL. Published by Culmer Center. Last issue 1 page. Height 36
cm. Subject focus and/or Features: Culmer community (Miami, FL),
Overtown community (Miami, FL). FMBA one undated issue Archives
1895 The Culmer Press. 1983-? Frequency: Monthly. Miami, FL.
Published by Culmer Press. Last issue 24 pages. Height 28 cm. Line
drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s):
Angela R. Rutherford. Subject focus and/or Features: Culmer
community (Miami, FL), Overtown community (Miami, FL). FMBA v.l,
n. 1-2 Periodicals Jan-Feb, 1983 1896 Cultural Arts Review. 1984-?
Frequency: Semiannual. Houston, TX. Published by Texas Southern
University. Last issue 76 pages. Height 24 cm. Line drawings; Table
of contents. Previous editor (s): Joyce McEwing, Ronald Samples,
Rita Saylors. OCLC no. 11807185. Subject focus and/or Features:
Poetry, Art, Short stories, Texas Southern University (Houston, TX),
Colleges and universities. TxHTSU V.l, n.l Archives Winter/Spring,
1984 1897 Culver City Wave. 1925-. Frequency: Weekly. Alice
Marshall, Editor, Culver City Wave. 2621 West 54th St., Los Angeles,
CA 90043. Telephone: (213) 290-3000, FAX (213) 291-0219.
Published by Chester L. Washington. Last issue 20 pages. Line
drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s):
Russ Hudson, Jan 12 1983-Mar 6 1985; Jim Crogan, Mar 13-Sept 4
1985. LC card no. sn84-25878. OCLC no. 10537131. “A Central News
Wave Publication.” “Largest Black weekly chain in any U.S. city.”
Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper. WHi v.56, n,16-v.70, n.6
Microforms Aug 6, 1981 -Dec 30, 1987 1898 Cumberland Flag.
1932?-. Frequency: Monthly. Robert S. Wood, Editor, Cumberland
Flag, 226 Church St., NW, Huntsville, AL 35801-5596. Published by
General Assembly Mission Board, Second Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Last issue 20 pages. Last volume 168 pages. Height 28 cm.
Line drawings; Photographs. Previous editor (s): W. D. Edington,
[Aug 31 1936-Aug 31 1937]: William Fowlkes, [Feb 15 1967-Apr 15
1968]: Helen B. Nichols, [Mar 1978-Nov 1980]. Place of publication
varies: Loudon, TN, [Aug 31 1936-Aug 31 1937]: Union City, TN,
[Feb 15 1967-Apr 15 1968. Available in microform from: WHi (1936-
1937, 1967-1968, 1978-).
 183 DAILY CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ISSN 0011-2968. LC
card no. sn78-1663. OCLC no. 4043948. Subject focus and/or
Features: Presbyterian Church, Second Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Missions, Religion, Profiles. WHi n.70-76, 78; v.37, n.2-8, 10,
12-V.39, n. 4; Microforms v.47, n.3- Aug 31, 1936-June 30, Aug 31,
1937; Feb 15-Aug 15, Oct 15, Dec 15, 1967- Apr 15, 1968; Mar,
19781899 The Cupolian. 1977?-? Frequency: Quarterly. Nashville,
TN. Published by Tennessee State University. Last issue 24 pages.
Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Table of contents.
Previous editor(s): Harold Jackson, Summer 1981; Juanita Buford,
Fall/Winter 1985-Spring/Summer 1990. “The Cupolian is printed for
alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends of Tennessee State
University.” Subject focus and/or Features: Tennessee State
University (Nashville, TN), Colleges and universities — Students,
Colleges and universities — Alumni, Colleges and universities —
Faculty and staff. TNF v.l-v.10; Special Collections Fall, 1977-Winter,
1988 1900 The Current. 1912?-? Frequency: Unknown. Louisville,
KY. Published by Central Colored High School. Last issue 8 pages.
Height 33 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising.
Previous editor(s): Elizabeth Redd, Oct/NovDec 1938; Earl Berry,
Mar/Apr 1939. Subject focus and/or Features: Central Colored High
School (Louisville, KY), High school newsletter, High schools —
Students. Amistad v.27, n.1-2, 4 Periodicals Nov-Dec, 1938; Mar/
Apr, 1939 DHU v.26, n.4 Periodicals Feb/Mar, 1938 1901 Current
Events. 1955?-? Frequency: Unknown. Chicago, IL. Published by
State Junior Womens Convention of Illinois. Height 28 cm.
Photographs. Subject focus and/or Features: Women, Religion,
Baptist Church. IC-CW v.3 Vivian Harsh Collection July, 1957 F.D.
Johnson Papers 1902 Current News of the Negro World. 1952-?
Frequency: Monthly. New York, NY. Published by Wyke Publications,
Inc. Last issue 32 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs;
Commercial advertising; Table of contents. Previous editor(s): Clyde
Reid. OCLC no. 30761905. Subject focus and/or Features: General
interest, Religion, Science, Sports, Art, Education, Entertainment.
DHU v.l, n.l Periodicals July, 1952 Cyclone. Selma, AL. see Selma
Cyclone. Selma, AL. 1903 D and D Society Bulletin. 1928-?
Frequency: Unknown. Columbus, OH. Published by D and D Society.
Last issue 4 pages. Line drawings. Available in microform from: NN
(1928). Subject focus and/or Features: Voter registration, Politics.
WHi v.l,n.2, 4 Microforms Sept 1, Nov 1, 1928 NN-Sc v.l,n.2, 4
Microfilm Sept 1, Nov 1, 1928 1904 Da X-Factor News. 1996?-.
Frequency: Unknown. Da X-Factor News, 1900 Columbus Ave.,
Minneapolis, MN 55404. Published by X-Factor Newz. Last issue 13
pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial
advertising. OCLC no. 37486964. Subject focus and/or Features: Hip
hop culture, Rap music, Poetry. WHi Dec/Jan, 1997- Circulation 1905
DAAS Newsletter. 1993?-. Frequency: Two times a year. DAAS
Newsletter, Department of African-American Studies, Temple
University, Philadelphia, PA 19122. Telephone: (215) 204-8491.
Published by Temple University, Department of African-American
Studies. Last issue 6 pages. Height 28 cm. Line drawings;
Photographs. Previous editor(s): Nilgun Anadolu Okur. Subject focus
and/or Features: African-American studies, Temple University
(Philadelphia, PA), Colleges and universities. PPT Jan, 1993- Special
Collections 1906 Daily American Citizen. 1898-1900. Frequency:
Daily (except Mon.). Kansas City, KS. Published by American Citizen
Publishing Co. Last issue 4 pages. Line drawings; Commercial
advertising. Available in microform from: DLC (18981900). LC card
no. sn85-66912. OCLC no. 12994512, 2637222. Also issued in a
weekly edition. “The only Daily and Weekly Negro paper in this
section of the Country.” Subject focus and/or Features: Newspaper.
WHi [v.2, n.51-v.3, n.58] Microforms [Dec 15, 1898-Apr 24, 1900]
DHU [v.2, n.51-v.3, n.58] MS Micro [Dec 15, 1898-Apr 24, 1900]
1907 The Daily Bulletin: Combined with The Ohio Express. 1941-?
Frequency: Daily (except Sunday). Dayton, OH. Last issue 4 pages.
Line drawings; Commercial advertising. Available in microform from:
OHi (1946). OCLC no. 2696651. Subject focus and/or Features:
Newspaper. WHi v.5, n.91 Microforms July 15, 1946 1908 Daily
Challenge. 1972-. Frequency: Daily (except Saturday, Sunday and
legal holidays). Thomas H. Watkins Jr., Editor, Daily Challenge, 1360
Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY 11216. Telephone: (718) 636-9500.
Published by New York Daily Challenge, Inc. Last issue 20 pages.
Height 38 cm. Line drawings; Photographs; Commercial advertising.
Variant title(s): New York Daily Challenge. Available in microform
from: NN (1972-1989); WHi (1972). ISSN 0746-8865. LC card no.
sn849567. OCLC no. 10378434. Subject focus and/or Features:
Newspaper. WHi v.l, n.l-v.18, n.225 Microforms Mar 6, 1972-Dec 28,
1989 NN-Sc v.l, n.l -v.l 8, n.225 Microfilm Mar 6, 1972-Dec 28, 1989
1909 Daily Christian Advocate. 1940-1967. Frequency: Daily except
Sunday during meetings. New Orleans, LA. Pub 
 DAILY CHRISTIAN RECORDER 184 lished by Central
Jursidictional Conference of the Methodist Church. Last issue 8
pages. Height 28-30 cm. Line drawings; Photographs. Previous
editor(s): Daniel Lyman Ridout. Place of publication varies: Atlanta,
GA, June 9-14 1948; Philadelphia, PA, June 18-23 1952; Cleveland,
OH, July 13-18 1960; Daytona Beach, FL, June 17-22 1964. OCLC
no. 6725971. “Official publication of the Central Jursidictional
Conference of the Methodist Church.” Subject focus and/or Features:
Methodist Church, Religion. CoDI v.3, n.l-v.7, n.5 BX8382/A3/D29
Oversize June 9, 1948July 13, 1964 1910 Daily Christian Recorder.
1880-1880. Frequency: Daily. St. Louis, MO. Published by The
Freeman’s Journal. Last issue 4 pages. Available in microform from:
DHU (1880). Daily proceedings of General Conference-AME Church.
Subject focus and/or Features: African Methodist Episcopal Church,
Religion. DHU v.l, n.l-v.l, n.19 Microfilm May 3-26, 1880 Daily
Express. Strickland, OH. see Ohio Daily Express. Strickland, OH.
1911 Daily Inspiration for Better Living. 1975?-. Frequency: Monthly.
Daily Inspiration for Better Living, P.O. Box 43189, Chicago, IL
60643-5434. $10 for individuals and institutions. Published by
Universal Foundation for Better Living, Inc. Last issue 41 pages. Line
drawings. Previous editor(s): Johnnie Coleman. Variant title(s): Your
Daily Inspiration for Better Living. OCLC no. 38072271, 38072450.
Subject focus and/or Features: Religion, Christianity. WHi Nov, 1975-
Circulation 1912 Daily Ledger. 1893-1893. Frequency: Daily. Topeka,
KS. Last issue 3 pages. Commercial advertising. Previous editor^): F.
L. Jeltz. Available in microform from: KHi (1893). LC card no. sn85-
67118. OCLC no. 12849949. Subject focus and/or Features:
Newspaper. KHi v.l, n. 1-7 Microfilm T2561 June 13-20, 1893 1913
The Daily Searchlight. 1905-1906. Frequency: Daily (except Sunday).
Muskogee Indian Territory), OK. Published by Searchlight Publishing
Co. Last issue 4 pages. Last volume 1264 pages. Height 53 cm. Line
drawings: Photographs: Commercial advertising. Previous editor(s):
F. J. Gordon. Available in microform from: OkHi (1905). LC card no.
sn83-25098. OCLC no. 9239162. “Published for the Moral, Social,
and Financial Uplift of the people.” Subject focus and/or Features:
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