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Contains some factual information, on such topics as Negro social agencies, and employment opportunities for Negro girls

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."

Summarized in Crisis of People, the New Detroit Committee's Progress Report in Review)

Describes Ford's contacts with black ministers, Rev. Daniel and Rev. Bradby, and his two black employees, William Perry and Don Marshall.

Makes many references to role played by Negroes in Ford Organizing Drive. p.133-167. A New Deal for Labor

Digests many cases, and quotes contemporary leaders; describes work of Detroit NAACP Discrimination Action Committee

Identifies and evaluates some of the major approaches now emerging in teaching black history, as revealedin work shops of more than 500 teachers in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb County elementary and secondary schools.

Summarizes economic, social, cultural life of Detroit Negro from 1910-1934

Reprints story from Liberator, September 11, 1958, of punishment dealt a Negro who helped white Southerners recapture two escaped slaves, living in Detroit.

Describes program giving summer employment to 630 boys, aged fourteen and fifteen, living in seven inner city precincts.