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One of findings of this Detroit area study, is that Negroes place higher prestige on public employment than do whites.

"Notes" include excerpts from United Automobile Worker, from other printed UAW publications and from the Michigan Chronicle; interview with Joe Cranshaw, Arnold Franklin, Coleman Young, Frances Kornegay and Joe Gordon; and correspondence between…

pg. 83-86: Bishop George Wilbur Baber

Miscellaneous materials, chiefly clipping from Wyandotte News Herald, and some typed sheets with source marked "Hearsay" cover events in down-river communities from about 1910 to 1955.

Briefly narrates accomplishments of such greats as Eddie Tolan, Joe Louis, De Hart Hubbard, Willis Ward; mentions Negro bowling and baseball groups in Michigan.

Investigates influence of NAACP, National Urban League, CORE, and SNCC on public educational policy in Detroit, 1960 to 1965.

Traces the story of employment inequities in the building trades and lists advocated solutions.

Assess public housing programs and their impact on Detroit's black population

Papers cover curriculum, pupil assessment, teacher placement, and vocational education.

Statistics and narrative cover ten cities including Detroit