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A Creditable Laundry
Supreme Linen and Laundry Company, 700 E. Alexandrine Street, Detroit, managed and owned by Fred A. Allen
Achievement through Unity
Gives purposes, activities, officers, member organizations.
America's 100 Richest Negroes; Many Solid Gold Millionaires Are among Top Moneymakers in Business, Professions.
Includes Thomas, Burton and Bell families of Detroit and McNeills of Pontiac.
An Exploratory Study of Business Involvement in Public Education Using the Chrysler-Northwestern Cooperative School Project in Detroit as a Case Study.
Describes and evaluates conception and execution of the project involving "adoption" of Northwestern High School by Chrystler Corporation in 1968.
Black Capitalism, Strategy for Business in the Ghetto
Uses many Detroit examples.
Black Community Creates Detroit Bank in Major Inner City Economic Venture.
Quotes David Harper, President, in telling history of First Independence National Bank.
Blue Book, a Complete Survey of Negro Life and Activities in Greater Detroit for 1929
Includes business and professional directory.
Business Challenged by Young Black: "Open the Company Door; We'll Enter."
Describes work-study program conceived by Wayne student Benson Manlove for potential college business administration students.
Chain Druggists, Negro Businessmen Gross $3 Million in 17 Stores
Detroit's Barthwell Chain.