Summary

Editor & Publisher — Newspapers of Deep South Liberalize Negro Policies

Eleven of the 34 have a daily or weekly column of Negro news, six have a daily or weekly page devoted to the Negro community, and all but four use pictures of Negroes to illustrate news or features.
These facts disclose a significant change in attitudes of the press toward the Negro in the last decade. They also indicate that a new field for Negro professionals is opening in the Deep South—that of journalism.
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Editor & Publisher — Newspapers of Deep South Liberalize Negro Policies

Gainesville Times — Uses titles ROP, no special column or page, publishes constructive art, and has “tried to obtain a Negro correspon¬ dent to cover community and do weekly personal column, but never found a “capable person.”
Macon Telegraph — Has carried a Negro news page for 30 years, going to Negro subscribers only, publishes constructive art in both editions, but uses titles only on Negro page. Employs Negro edi¬ tor for stipulated fee.
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