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Progress Report Regarding the "Detroit School and Community Pilot Project for Reducing Delinquent Behavior."
First publication has "action team reports" from Burton and Poe Schools; second includes Alger also
Progress Report
Describes "projected plans by public and private agencies" with analysis of service gaps.
Progress of the Negro Worker in the C.I.O.
Summarizes economic benefits resulting from industrial unionism.
Progress of a Race; or the Remarkable Advancement of the American Negro, from the Bondage of Slavery, Ignorance, and Poverty to the Freedom of Citizenship, Intelligence, Affluence, Honor and Trust
p.346-347. Carrothers, James Davis. Carrothers was a Baptist minister and writer, born in Calvin, Michigan.
Programming for Purpose and Pride. Curricula Innovations for Elementary Schools Grade K-6, Utilizing Factual Information Regarding the History and Culture of Africans and Afro-Americans. Written and compiled in Detroit, Michigan by members of the staff of the Pattengill Elementary School and interns and staff of the Wayne State University Teacher Corps.
Includes course outlines, demonstration lessons, lesson plans, and bibliography.
Programme Celebrating the Opening of the New Hartford Avuenue Baptist Church, Corner Hartford and Milford Avenues. Beginning Sunday, January 13, 1924
Contains pictures of old and new church, of church trustees, and deacons; carries advertisements
Program in Intercultural Education, Detroit Public Schools
Summarizes programs developed following creation of Administrative Committee on Intercultural Education.
Profile on a Metropolis, a Case Book.
p. 11-79. The Great Redevelopment Project: Regenerating the Core City. Considers market for Negro housing in Detroit and discriminatory praces in relocating Negroes.
Profile of the Michigan ADC Caseload: Results of the 1968 Survey
Shows "distribution with respect to residence, reason for receiving aid, length of time ADC, education, employment, etc; [and] distribution with respect to pairs of variables such as race by city size."