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Statement of Clarence Anderson, Executive Secretary on September 6, 1944, before the Sub-Committee of the U.S. Senate Committee on Education and Labor, in Support of S.2048.
Gives some figures on minority employment in Detroit, and cites examples of discriminatory employment practices.
Statement of Citizens in the Ford Strike
Typed original of this mimeographed statement bears signature of Rev. Charles A. Hill. Statement stresses importance to the Negro community of winning the strike.
Statement for Housing Hearing, WWJ Auditorium, February 14, 1946
President of Detroit NAACP condemns housing authorities' policies, cites statistics of unsatisfied need for Negro housing.
Statement and Recommendations to the Mayor's Committee, Submitted June 29, 1943
Subject matter is 1943 Riot.
Statement [to Detroit Common Council] Concerning the Proposed Medical Center Project.
Asks city to insist that all hospitals in new Medical Center give full staff privileges to qualified physicians regardless of race. Describes present policies of Children's, Grace, Woman's, and Harper Hospitals
Statement [on the Extent of Communist Party Activity among Minority Groups in Detroit] before the House Un-American Activities Committee
President of Michigan State Conference of Branches states that, despite many inequities, minority groups, under leadership of NAACP and other like groups, "believe fervently in American Democracy."
Staff Study of Major Riots and Civil Disorders-1965 through July 31, 1968
Lists disturbances by state and city with statistics of deaths, injuries, types or criminality, arrests, estimates of property damage and Mayor's reports of triggering action
St. Matthew's Need-a-Challenge
Church rector sketches parish growth and stresses need for larger facilities
