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Detroit's Arsenal of Democracy Where Mixed Races Work in Harmony
Pictures some of skilled blacks working at Detroit Arsenal at Centerline
Detroit's Black Heritage [Series]
Contents: Blacks Came to Find Hope or Heartbreak; -Marcus Garvey: the First Black Nationalist; War Marked Turning Point for Detroit's Negroes.
Detroit's Economic Disaster
Reports riots of preceding week.
Detroit's Good Living; the Motor City's Negroes Makes No Bones about it.
Contains many pictures of the wealthy and their homes
Detroit's House of Vending: Cooper-Pope Corporation Is Largest Coin Machine Firm in the World
Corporation headed by Taylor H. Cooper, President and Secretary-Treasurer LeRoy B. Pope, operates in Detroit, Pontiac and Flint.
Detroit's Insured Unemployed and Employable Welfare Recipients, Their Characteristics, Labor Market Experience, and Attitude.
Reports data from interview of sample of the insured unemployed without work over five weeks as of June 1 1961, in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties.
Detroit's Mayor, He Went All Out to Help the Poor, But
Assesses race relations aspects of Cavanagh administration.
Detroit's Model Neighborhood Plan Summary
Summarizes eleven reports defining problems and needs in "housing, employment, education, health, commerce and industry, crime and delinquency, public and social services, public facilities, recreation and culture, transportation, and community…
Detroit's Most Exclusive Social Clique, the Cultured, Colored "40"
Includes portraits of Bishop C.E. Smith, James H. Cole, Lomax Cook, Dr. Albert H. Johnson, and Dr. W.E. Johnson, and picture of latter's drawing room