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Statistics from National Health Survey of 1935-36 give data by race on family composition in relation to income, occupational class and employment status. (Like data was collected but never released for Flint, Grand Rapids, Houghton and Port Huron)

Gives number employed at various times and types of jobs performed. (Bulletin No. 205)

Finds black member of labor force in early 1935, moved propotionately less frequently than whites, with more very short (intra-county) or very long (interstate) moves.

Development and present organization of the agency. Evolution of a Human Resources Agency in Detroit (Case Study II)

Reports on handling of "three days of civil disorder early in August, 1966," the Kercheval incident. (Experience Report 108)

Finds "excessive overcrowding and other undesirable conditions" in an area of high Negro population concentration.

Evaluates "existing programs administered by Office of Economic Opportunity" and makes recommendations for change.

Includes description and statistics of Detroit Visiting Nurse Association with an 11.6% Negro staff, which employed its first Negro nurse, Edith Lampkins, in 1918.

Includes statement of objectives and progress report on plan aimed at "areas with concentration of low-income families."