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The Police Interpretation of the Detroit Riot of 1967: an Examination of the Dimensions and Determinants of the Interpretation.
Captioned as "Chapter Ten," this is apparently part of a study of the Riot.
The People Beyond 12th Street; a Survey of Attitudes of Detroit Negroes after the Riot of 1967
"Coordinated by the Detroit Free Press"
The Non-White Population of Metropolitan Detroit, 1950 and Earlier Censal Years
Shows non-white population by minor civil division and by census tract
The Non-White Dentist in Michigan
Covers period 1899 to date.
The New South Investigated.
"Attorney-at-law and Solicitor in Chancery at the Detroit Bar" editorializes on relation of the Negro to labor organizations, and on the progress of the race.
The New Negro Mood.
Pictures and quotes four Detroiters, Edward Vaughn, Wilbur Hughes, Charles Colding, and Albert Cleage, Jr.
The New Bethel Report: The Law on Trial
In this examination of whether the judge acted in good faith "with ample legal basis," concludes Recorder's Court Judge Crockett's "rulings were plausibly based on law."
The Negroes in Detroit in the 1880's and Early 1890's
This "Senior Honors Thesis" uses city directories, Negro newspapers, especially Plaindealer, and census data as its chief sources.