Buried Footage Helped Chicago Police Get Away with Killing 10 Labor Activists in 1937
<p>Paramount's newsreel division shot footage of the murderous attack on a steelworkers' march in 1937. They sided with the bosses by burying the footage. Even after Senator Robert LaFollette pushed for the film's release, cities banned it from the screen as Chicago prosecutors ruled the killings justifiable. A new documentary tells the story of the film. </p>
Source: historynewsnetwork.org
