Chicago foreign language press survey [microform] : Norwegian.

The survey was published in 1942 by the Chicago Public Library Omnibus Project of the Works Projects Administration of Illinois. The purpose of the project was to translate and classify selected news articles that appeared in the foreign language press from 1855 to 1938. The project consists of 120,000 typewritten pages translated from newspapers of 22 different foreign language communities in Chicago.

A check list of American eighteenth century newspapers in the Library of Congress.

Mode of access: Internet.

Newspapers in the American colonies, 1704-1750.

Mode of access: Internet.

“And now to the rest of the trash…” Representations of begging Roma and an ideal society in two Nordic newspapers

Since begging East European Roma became a common view in the streets of larger Nordic cities, vivid discussions about their presence and activities have been carried out in the mass media. This thesis examines the public debates in Finland and Norway through a discursive analysis and comparison of press content from the two countries. The aim of the study is firstly to identify the prominent discourses which construct certain images of the beggars, as well as the elements and internal logics that these discourses are constructed around. But in addition to scrutinizing representations of the Roma, also an opposite perspective is applied. In accordance with the theoretical concept of ‘othering’, debates about ‘them’ are assumed to simultaneously reveal something significant about ‘us’. The second research question is thus what kind of images of the ideal Finnish and Norwegian societies are reflected in the data, and which societal values are salient in these images. The analysis comprises 79 texts printed in the main Finnish and Norwegian quality newspapers; Helsingin Sanomat and Aftenposten. The data consists of news articles, editorials, columns and letters to the editor from a three-month period in the summer of 2010. The analysis was carried out within the theoretical and methodological framework of critical discourse analysis as outlined by Norman Fairclough. A customized nine-step coding scheme was developed in order to reach the most central dimensions of the texts. Seven main discourses were identified; the Deprivation-solidarity, Human rights, Order, Crime, Space and majority reactions, Authority control, and Authority critique discourse. These were grouped into two competing normative stances on what an ideal society looks like; the exclusionary and the inclusionary stance. While the exclusionary stance places the begging Roma within a frame of crime, illegitimate use of public space and threat to the social order, the other advocates an attitude of solidarity and humanitarian values. The analysis points to a dominance of the former, although it is challenged by the latter. The Roma are “individualized” by quoting and/or presenting them by name in a fair part of the Finnish news articles. In Norway, the opposite is true; there the beggars are dominantly presented as anonymous and passive. Overall, the begging Roma are subjected to a double bind as they are faced with simultaneous expectations of activity and passivity. Theories relating to moral panics and ‘the good enemy’ provide for a deepened understanding of the intensity of the debates. Keywords: East European Roma, begging, media, newspapers, Helsingin Sanomat, Aftenposten, critical discourse analysis, Norman Fairclough, othering, ideal society, moral panics, good enemy, double bind, Finland, Norway

The Colored American Republican text book : a book of facts and figures, showing what the Republican Party has done for the Afro-American.

"The Colored American, Washington, D.C., a national Negro newspaper." [1893-1904?].

Checklist of newspapers and official gazettes in the New York public library;

"This list has three main divisions: (1) an alphabetical arrangement by cities in which the papers are published; (2) an alphabetical index to the titles or names of the papers; (3) a chronological index."

A checklist of United States newspapers (and weeklies before 1900) in the general library /

Arranged alphabetically by cities under states.

Newspapers in microform.

Description based on: 1948-1983.

Economic concentration in the media--newspapers : hearings before the Select Committee on Small Business, United States Senate, Ninety-sixth Congress, first session ... May 24 and 25, 1979.

Includes bibliographical references.

Ayer directory, newspapers, magazines and trade publications.

"A guide to publications printed in the United States and possessions, the Dominion of Canada, Bermuda, Cuba and the West Indies" (varies).

Newspapers and periodicals in Ohio State Library, other libraries of the state, and lists of Ohio newspapers in the Library of Congress and Historical Society of Wisconsin.

Separate issue of the appendix to Sketches of Ohio libraries compiled by C. B. Galbreath, published in the same year by the Ohio Library Commission.

Bibliographical notes on Boston newspapers, 1704-1780,

Mode of access: Internet.

N.W. Ayer & Son's American newspaper annual and directory.

Vols. for 1917-1929 kept up to date by Mid-year supplement.

Newspapers in the Illinois State Historical Library.

Description based on: 1982; Title from cover.