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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.
Ambitions That Could Not Be Fenced In
Gives brief biographies of many black Detroiters.
Along This Way, the Autobiography of James Weldon Johnson
Gives personal reactions to Tolan's victories; describes Sweet case from NAACP headquarters viewpoint.
Along the Color Line: the Eighth Commandment.
Detroit Civic Rights Committee issues thirteen commandments to Detroit Negroes.
Along the Color Line: Detroit's New "Y".
A one-paragraph article notes the opening of the new Lucy Thurman Branch of the YWCA.
All Out--Save Bonny Morrow and Huddie Allen from Alabama and Mississippi Lynch Mobs
Gives Committee officers as Eddie Tolan, Chairman; Horace White, Secretary.
All Our Yesterdays, a Brief History of Detroit.
pg. 179-182: Freedom Road
pg. 340-355: We Shall Overcome
pg. 340-355: We Shall Overcome
Agency Self-Evaluation Project
Reports on history, objectives, finances, accomplishments. Urges community provision for adult education and financial help to provide more scholarships.
Agency Progress Reports on Greenleigh Recommendations, January 11, 1966
Excerpts reports from city agencies serving children (i.e. Public Schools, Parks and Recreation) or having functions of health, law enforcement and rehabilitation, and welfare; and from Michigan Employment Security Commission and United Community…
Aged and Alone in Detroit, a Service-Study of the Health and Welfare Needs of Aged Persons Who Live Alone in the Central Part of Detroit.
Study covers persons living in a public housing project, in low-cost downtown hotels and rooming houses, and in their own homes. Groups were about equally divided, black and white.