[PW] Re: Atlanta Consitution?

[Harry G. Osoff]

Hi,

I am a researcher here in Atlanta.
I would be willing to do a microfilm search for you.

Harry G. Osoff



On Jul 21, 2006, at 1:50 PM, Kee Malesky wrote:

I just checked our ProQuest Historic Newspapers...and the Atlanta
Constitution
does, indeed, only cover 1868 to 1929.

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Allen wrote:

>   I know that the Atlanta Constitution (newspaper) has been digitized
in
> several venues, but am not sure what the modern cut-off date is/was. I
am
> specifically looking for a possible death notice for one Clarence
Conley
> (a black man)
> who would (might) have been mentioned as dying in the early 1960s,
Atlanta.

When I had the trial version of historical databases from Proquest, they

had done the Chicago Tribune, LA Times, Washington Post and Christian
Science Monitor well into the 1980s, but the Atlanta Constitution was
only
up to about 1930, as I recall.   They may have done more since I had it,

and if you want me to call Proquest and ask, I'd be happy to.

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