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Surveys employment, housing, education, city government, and community relations; proposes actions for improvement.

Finds much discrimination in employment and need for better vocational training.

Gives brief information (name, address, list of officers, occasionally pictures of headquarters) on churches, greek letter, fraternal, secret, and women's organization. Lists Negro owned businesses.

Reprints eye-witness accounts by victims and spectators, contemporary newspaper stories, and a poem.

Analyzes case loads in the Lemay District of Detroit's Public Welfare Department as to family and marital status.

Relates evaluations of court's performance to race of person evaluating.

Describes a multi-faceted project to provide interracial school experiences to white and Negro pupils [and teachers] in three racially unbalanced schools in and about Detroit.

Negro History Week has been celebrated since 1926 by the Association, since 1946 by the Committee.

Broadside distributed during 1943 Riot.

Not examined.