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Employment Problems of Negros in Michigan
Summarizes Michigan State Conference on Employment Problems of the Negro, October 8,1940.
Elliottorians -- a Tradition
Elliottorian Business Women's Club since founding in 1918 by Mrs. Elizabeth N. Ellott, has provided clearing house for women in clerical work.
Editorial Notes
Paragraph description of admission of Afro-American, Gabriel Franklin Hargo, of Adrian, to lectures in University of Michigan's Law Department.
The Economic Front: Employment: Detroit.
Detroit Urban League and other civic organizations have forced Meinzinger Art School to remove ban against Negro students.
Drawing the "Color Line" in Detroit: Business Houses Don't Want Afro-American Clerks
Quotes black leaders on aspects of discrimination.
Disciple of Dr. Carver Started the Hard Way
Biography of Austin W. Curtis, sometimes referred to as "Baby Carver."
Detroit's Most Exclusive Social Clique, the Cultured, Colored "40"
Includes portraits of Bishop C.E. Smith, James H. Cole, Lomax Cook, Dr. Albert H. Johnson, and Dr. W.E. Johnson, and picture of latter's drawing room
Detroit's Most-Discussed Mixed Marriage; Wealthy Auto Manufacturing Heir, Negro Wife Take Short Honeymoon to Escape Hounding by Newsmen
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O. Briggs.
Detroit's Mayor, He Went All Out to Help the Poor, But
Assesses race relations aspects of Cavanagh administration.