New Pittsburgh Courier

CTL-E-3958 · Publication · newspaper · 1967–present

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African American weekly newspaper relaunched in 1967 by John H. Sengstacke after his 1965 acquisition of the Pittsburgh Courier; Hazel B. Garland became its editor-in-chief in 1974.

Notes

RELP90 new entity (2026-10-06). Name-collision check clean; distinct from CTL-E-3496 (Pittsburgh Courier).

Relationships

Hazel B. Garland — wrote for
Hazel B. Garland wrote for and edited the New Pittsburgh Courier, becoming editor-in-chief in 1974.

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Hazel B. Garland — affiliated with → this record

Sources

Wikipedia - Pittsburgh Courier
Alchetron - Hazel Garland

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