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The Detroit Tribune

The Detroit Tribune was a 20th century newspaper published primarily for African Americans in Detroit.

Publication History

The Detroit Tribune began in 1933. Later that year it merged with the Detroit Independent to become the Tribune Independent of Michigan. It reverted to The Detroit Tribune in 1935, under new management. No issue or contribution copyright renewals were found for this serial. (More details) It ran until 1966.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1933: Chronicling America has most issues of the 1933 Detroit Tribune.
• 1933-1935: Chronicling America has selected issues of The Tribune Independent of Michigan.
• 1935-1963: Chronicling America has many Detroit Tribune issues after the change in management.
• 1964-1966: Central Michigan University has most of the last 3 years of this newspaper.

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