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Committee with representatives from Frontiers, Negro Ministers' Citizens Equality Council, and NAACP, reports impressive job gains in Saginaw for Negroes. The Report was examined in the office of Henry Nickleberry, UAW Sub-Regional Office 1-D

Analyzes "a neighborhood's initial reponse to Negro invasion."

Gives order of service and biographical information.

(U.S. Office of Education Bulletin, 1964, no.20) Summarizes experiences in twenty schools, four of which are in Detroit.

Discusses implications of two conferences, Detroit Policy Conference of March on Washington Movement, September 26-27, 1942, and NAACP Emergency War Conference, June 3-6, 1943, and of Detroit Riot for leadership struggles in the Negro community.

Describes plans for a four hundred acre camp on Highway 12 about sixty miles from Detroit.

p.346-347. Carrothers, James Davis. Carrothers was a Baptist minister and writer, born in Calvin, Michigan.

Includes excerpts from contemporary Michigan newspapers describing upcoming or recent appearances of Sojourner Truth whose last days were spent in Battle Creek.

Gives history and philosophy of the Association and the Housewives' League both founded in 1930. Includes "Declaration of Principles" for each organization and description of leading Negro businesses as of 1939