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Black Bolshevik, chapters 8 and 9.
(48) Haywood, Black Bolshevik, chapters 8,9.
(49) See the discussion of the Eastern Shore in chapter 2 above.
(50) Afro-American, October 28, 1933; Evening Sun, November 1931.
(51) Hugh T. Murray, "The NAACP vs. the Communist Party: the Scottsboro Rape
Cases, 1931-1932," Black Labor in America, edited by Milton Cantor (Westport,
Connecticut: 1969), 267-281. The best overall treatment of the Scottsbo? <»case
remains Dan T. Carter Scottsboro: A Tragedy of the American South.
(52) Sun, October 14, 15 1931; Evening Sun, November 4,5,1935.
(53) Evening Sun, November 5,26,1931.
(54) Evening Sun, November 24,26, 1931; Sun, November 27, 1931. The ILD
offered to defend George Davis, too, but he declined.
(55) Evening Sun, December 1931.
(56) Sun, March 16, 19, 22, 1932; Evening Sun, October 19, 1933.
(57) Afro-American, January 30,1932; partially quoted in Fanrar, "Afro," 279.
(58) Evening Sun, January 20,1932; Afro-American, January 23,30,1932. The
ruling did not directly challenge jury selection in Baltimore city for there were
already 100 Blacks on the city's jury list. Sun, July 7,1933.
(59) Evening Sun, September 26,29,1932; Afro, October 29, 1932.
(60) Sun, November 11,29, December 1, 1931; Evening Sun, May 5,1932, March
16,1933; Afro-American, October 29,1932; Opportunity, July 1933,212.
(61) Evening Sun, May 8,1933; Sun, May 8,9,1933.
(62) Evening Sun, October 9,1933.
(63) Afro-American, October 26,1933; Sun, October 22, 1933.
(64) Evening Sun, October 19,25, 1933; Afro-American, October, 21, 1933,
(65) Afro-American, October 28,1933; partially quoted in Farrar, "Afro," 281.
(66) Afro-American, October 28,1933.
(61) Afro-American, October 28, November 28,1933.
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