Proceedings of its First Meeting Held in Boston, Massachusetts, August 23 and 24, 1900.
subject: Boston (Massachusetts)
subject: Business
description: List of delegates includes one from Michigan, Mrs. Susie Miller, "Chiropodist and Manicuring, Detroit."
creator: National Negro Business League
source: Detroit Public Library
publisher: Boston
date: 1901
coverage: 279 pages

Death Blow to Jim Crow, 10th Convention, Detroit, May 30-June2 [1946]
subject: Detroit (Michigan)
subject: Civil rights
description: Gives preliminary program of convention, call to action, and registration form
creator: National Negro Congress
source: Wayne State University Archives
publisher: Detroit
date: 1946
relation: Possibly: Catalog entry (Reuther): http://archives.wayne.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/461062
coverage: 4 pages

Official Proceedings, February 14, 15, 16, 1936, Chicago. Washington, D.C., 1936
subject: Government
description: Michigan is reported as having a vice president, Snow F. Grigsby of Detroit, members of the presiding committee, Mr. Grigsby and Thomas Solomon, and two members of the General Resolutions Committee, Dred Scott Neusom and C. LeBron Simmons.
creator: National Negro Congress
source: Wayne State University Archives
publisher: Washington, D.C.
date: 1936
coverage: 44 pages

Fourth Congress, "Plan for Victory and Peace"--Postwar Racial Minority Problems, Lucy Thurman YWCA, Saturday, June 30th
subject: Discrimination
description: Summarizes one-day conference and gives text of the seven resolutions adopted.
creator: National Negro Congress, Detroit Council
source: Wayne State University
publisher: Detroit
date: 1945
coverage: 5 pages

Freedom from Want Means Freedom to Work; Freedom from Fear Means Freedom from Jim-Crow and Lynching
subject: Detroit (Michigan)
description: Preliminary announcement of upcoming national conference in Detroit, May 30-June 2, 1946
creator: National Negro Congress, Detroit Council
source: Wayne State University Archives
publisher: Detroit
date: 1946
coverage: 4 pages

Statement of Citizens in the Ford Strike
subject: Ford Motor Company
description: Typed original of this mimeographed statement bears signature of Rev. Charles A. Hill. Statement stresses importance to the Negro community of winning the strike.
creator: National Negro Congress, Michigan Branch
source: Wayne State University Archives
publisher: Detroit
date: 1941
type: Statement
coverage: 3 pages

Work Wanted: 100,000 Jobs for Negro Workers--Stores--Factories--Offices; Women--Men; Skilled and Unskilled
subject: Labor
description: Urges help in campaign for jobs
creator: National Negro Labor Council
source: Wayne State University Archives
publisher: Detroit
date: c. 1951

http://mbhb.reuther.wayne.edu/items/show/941
title: Planning for Institutional Care of Children in Metropolitan Detroit, Report of an Analysis of the Programs of 19 Voluntary Instituitons and the Children they Serve, and Comments on the Community System of Child Welfare Services
subject: Detroit (Michigan)
subject: Child welfare
description: Recommends providing needed services to more Negro children
creator: National Study Service
source: Wayne State University
publisher: New York
date: 1968
contributor: Sponsored by United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit
relation: Catalog entry (Wayne State University): http://elibrary.wayne.edu/record=b2059323~S47
coverage: 88 pages

Annual Report, 1915/16-date
subject: Communities
description: File examined includes about half the reports, which carry brief accounts of developments in local communities
creator: National Urban League
source: Detroit Public Library
date: 1915-1916
relation: Possibly: Catalog entry (Detroit Public Library): https://detp.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US/default/search/detailnonmodal/ent:$002f$002fSD_ILS$002f0$002fSD_ILS:605840/one
type: Report

Blueprint, Urban League - Delta Sigma Theta Cooperative Demonstration Project on Vocational Guidance Services for the Selected Citites of Atlanta, Georgia and Detroit, MI
subject: Fraternal Organizations
subject: National Urban League
creator: National Urban League and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc
source: Michigan Historical Center
publisher: New York
date: 1949
coverage: 21 pages