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A History of the Development of the Comprehensive Medical Health Center Program
Describes development of "a vehicle that would improve the quality, quantity and delivery of medical care to our community's poor."
A History of the Rouge-Ecorse United Centers
Gives history of the Rouge-Ecorse United Centers and their predecessor agencies
A Hopeful Sign of Race Relations
Lists recently established interracial committees, among them Detroit's which has obtained some improvement in taxicab service, housing, and police administration.
A Letter to Her Soldier Husband
Letter by a soldier's wife at Sojourner Truth Project describes her inability to secure employment at Ford Motor Co. Footnotes reads "Donated by Production Foundry-Ford Local 600, UAW-CIO."
A Man Called White
Autobiography of late NAACP Executive Secretary refers to Sweet Case, Ford and GM strikes, 1943 Riot and Detroit Branch NAACP.
A Manual for Reading Coordinators in the Detroit Great Cities Project.
Describes Great Cities Project; defends and explains its concentration on reading improvement.
A Methodological Study of Migration and Labor Mobility in Michigan and Ohio in 1947
Analyzes Old Age and Survivor Insurance data of year 1947 to determine labor mobility in Ohio and Michigan by sex and race.
A National Survey of Police and Community Relations
Unidexed work describes Flint's Schoool Liason Program (p.77-79) and has occasional tabulations of practices in police departments of cities, including Detroit, Lansing, and Pontiac.
A Negro Congressman Speaks
Text of speech before the House of Representatives. March 31, 1955
A Negro Emigration Convention, 1854. p. 363-366 of A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States
Gives text of the platform of a convention meeting in Cleveland, August 24-26, 1854, favoring voluntary emigration and colonization. President of the 102-member convention was William C. Monroe of Michigan.