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Parity of Births for the City of Detroit, by Economic Status and Color, 1940-1950
Finds non-white mothers have more children at younger age; as affluence and urbanization increase, fertility decreases.
Population by Race, Metropolitan Detroit Area: 1900-1960
Presents statistics by county, by civil division, by subcommunity and by census tracts
Population: Characteristics of the Population, Labor Force, Families, and Housing, Detroit-Willow Run Congested Production Area: June 1944
Gives statistics on sex; age; color; marital, employment, migration status; family structure and housing
Survey of the Negro Population of Grand Rapids, Michigan
Not examined; file copy available for use at National Urban League Offices in New York
The Culturally Deprived--a Matter of Concern
(ERIC Document ED 001039; Reprinted in Childhood Education 38: 412-420. May 1962)
Describes the population for whom the Great Cities program is intended.
Describes the population for whom the Great Cities program is intended.
The Non-White Population of Metropolitan Detroit, 1950 and Earlier Censal Years
Shows non-white population by minor civil division and by census tract