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Condemned House on Hobart Street: Clergy under Arrest.
Presents background of case in Detroit Recorder's Court where dozen clergymen tried to prevent usual working of urban renewal.
Municipal Incorporation for Royal Oak Township, a Report to the Royal Oak Township Board Pursuant to Urban Renewal Requirements
Gives historical and current data on this "Negro Community."
A guide for Churches in Redevelopment Projects.
p. 38-40. The Experience of One Church. Tells how Friendship Babptist Church bought a site and financed a building in a redeveloped area.
Urban Renewal as a Catalyst
Describes "origin and evolution of an urban redevelopment program in the Township of Royal Oak [and] covers the period July 1, 1953 to January 1, 1961
The Negro, His Church and Urban Renewal
Explores "extent of disturbance in chart participation connected with relocation" of seventy-seven Negro families living in Elmwood Park Renewal Area No. 1 in 1962.
Studies in Change and Renewal in an Urban Community.
Presents case studies of changing and newly created areas: Bagley, Lafayette Park, Census Tract No. 515, Elmwood Park No. 1, Medical Center No. 1
Elmwood's People Rebuild: Elmwood Park 2, Prepared for the Ralph Bunche Community Council and the Metropolitan Detroit Citizens Development Authority
Plan for developing Elmwood Park 2 Urban Renewal Area.
Proceedings, Third Urban Renewal Institute, Detroit, MI, November 29-30, 1956
Excerpts from briefs presented by Urgan League representatives from Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Detroit, Flint, Pontiac, give data on housing, and impact of urban renewal
Community Organization, Participation and Interaction in Renewal Areas of Detroit.
Studies attitudes of Carver Progressive Club and Detroit Medical Society toward renewal programs.