A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCESMicrofilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections

General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr. and August Meier

PAPERS OF THE NAACP

Supplement to Part 5,Residential Segregation,General Office Files,1956-1965

UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCESMicrofilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections

General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr. and August Meier

PAPERS OF THE NAACPSupplement to Part 5,

Residential Segregation,General Office Files,

1956-1965

Edited by John H. Bracey, Jr. and August Meier

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope and Content Note v

Note on Sources viiEditorial Note viiAbbreviations ix

Reel Index

Reels 1-16Group III, Series A, Administrative File

General Office File--HousingGroup III, Boxes A-154-A-170 1

Principal Correspondents Index 47Subject Index 71

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The files in this edition are the complete Housing files from Series A,"Administrative File," Group III (1956-1965), of the NAACP collection. TheAdministrative File constitutes the central subject file of the national office.Some related materials can be found in Legal Department Files (microfilmedby UPA as Papers of the NAACP, Part 23) and in NAACP Branch files thathave not yet been microfilmed.

The Housing file series is arranged in alphabetical order. Included in thealphabetical listing are the names of states, organizations, and filesdesignated by alphabetical letters, as well as a few miscellaneous subjects.The state files comprise the largest bulk of the series and most states arerepresented. These files provide an in-depth view of housing discriminationand housing policies from the mid 1950s through 1965. The period witnessedthe expansion of federal programs such as homeowners' mortgageassistance and urban redevelopment initiatives. These programs wereundertaken, however, in the absence of federal antidiscrimination legislation.As a result, the state files are filled with complaints about racial discriminationin federal housing programs, including discrimination in loan processing,segregation in public housing, and complaints about the destruction of AfricanAmerican communities by local urban renewal authorities. Many southernstates' files document the use of slum clearance programs to underminepublic school integration accomplished by razing African Americanneighborhoods and relocating their occupants in segregated residentialdistricts. The files also show that jurisdictions outside the South used urbanrenewal programs to destroy African American communities in order tosegregate residential housing stock. Documentation can often be found ongrass-roots opposition to these practices by African American homeownerassociations and local NAACP branches.

The state files also document the national NAACP Housing Department'seffort to cultivate local activists to investigate housing discrimination forNAACP branches. The NAACP provided detailed instructions on investigationtechniques and responded to local leaders with advice on how to proceedagainst discrimination after it was proven. In the absence of federal fairhousing legislation, the advice generally pointed local complaints toward localadministrators rather than to the courts. However, litigation might berecommended in states or municipalities where fair housing codes had been

enacted. The national office also encouraged local leaders to press for localor state fair housing legislation in their jurisdictions. In some cases the filesdocument local fair housing coalitions among the NAACP branches andgroups such as the American Jewish Committee or the United Auto Workers.

The next most voluminous materials after the state files are files byalphabetical letter, "A," "B," etc. (these are identified in the guide as Housing"A" or Housing "B"). These contain letters from individuals, organizations, andgovernment agencies arranged according to the name of the sender. Lettersfrom individuals are sometimes letters of complaint and sometimes letters ofinquiry about housing policy. The responses of the Housing Department detailthe NAACP's strategies against housing discrimination. The correspondencein these files touch upon a wide range of topics including campaigns for fairhousing legislation, coalition building, conferences to discuss housing issues,local urban renewal programs, and the responsiveness of governmenthousing officials. The subject index of the user guide can direct researchersto the relevant alphabetical files for specific geographical areas.

In addition to the states and alphabetical letter files, the series contains anumber of files under the headings of government or private agency names.Public agencies include the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), theHousing and Home Finance Agency, the New York City Housing Authority,and the New York State Committee Against Discrimination (NY-SCAD).These files include complaints about discriminatory loan and mortgagepolicies, complaints about discrimination and segregation in public housing,and questions of staffing the agencies and implementing fair housing policies.

Private organizations with separate files in the edition include MetropolitanLife Insurance Co., Modern Community Developers, Inc., National Associationof Housing and Redevelopment Officials, National Association of IntergroupRelations Officers (NAIRO), National Association of Real Estate Brokers,National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, National UrbanLeague, New York Citizens Housing and Planning Council, New YorkCommission on Intergroup Relations, New York City Metropolitan HousingCouncil, and New York City United Housing Foundation. Many of these filescontain private studies on housing patterns and housing discriminationbetween 1956 and 1965, as well as assessments on the impact of fairhousing laws in selected jurisdictions.

In addition to the files on states, alphabetical letters, and agencies, thereare scattered miscellaneous files on Articles and Pamphlets, Bills (mostlyNew York State and City), College Campuses, Conferences, Films, InterofficeMemos, Pamphlets and Publicity Material, Policy and Programs (of theNAACP), Press Releases (also of the NAACP), Real Estate Offers, RegionalHousing Conferences, Reports, Resolutions, and Statements. Many of thesefiles contain NAACP position papers and statements on various aspects ofhousing policy between 1956 and 1965.

NOTE ON SOURCESAll documents reproduced for this edition are from Group III (1956-65) of

the NAACP collection held by the Manuscript Division of the Library ofCongress, Washington, D.C.

EDITORIAL NOTEThe files in this microfilm publication were selected by Professors John H.

Bracey Jr. and August Meier. They include the entire Housing files series ofSeries A, Administrative File, from Group III (1956-1965) of the collection. Allfiles have been included and each file is reproduced in its entirety.

ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are used frequently throughout this guide and are spelled out herefor the convenience of the researcher.

ACTION American Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods

AFSC American Friends Service Committee

CBS Columbia Broadcasting System

CORE Congress of Racial Equality

D.C. District of Columbia

FHA Federal Housing Administration

HHFA Housing and Home Finance Agency

NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

NAHRO National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials

NAIRO National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials

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UAW United Auto Workers

UN United Nations

VA Veteran's Administration

REEL INDEX

The following is an alphabetical listing of the folders comprising Papers of the NAACP, Part 5Supplement; Residential Segregation, General Office Files, 1956-1965 compiled by the NAACP. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame number at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by thefile title, the date(s) of the file, and the total number of pages. Information in brackets has been added tofurther assist the researcher in accessing the contents of the files.

Reel 1File FolderFrame No.

Group Ill, Series A, Administrative FileGeneral Office File--Housing

Group III, Box A-1540001 Housing "A," [1956-1963]. 48pp.

Major Topics: Proposed executive order prohibiting discrimination in federallyassisted housing; housing discrimination in Somerville, New Jersey, and NewYork State; legal battle by Highlander Folk School to conduct integration classes,workshops and conferences; New York City housing program; Jack Wood invitedto attend North Carolina Conference of Branches; ACTION urban renewal clinicat the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; movement for open-occupancyhousing; Association of Fair Housing Committees; New York rent, eviction, andrehabilitation regulations; Mercer County, Pennsylvania, urban renewal project.

Principal Correspondents: Marguerite Adams; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Kelly Alexander;Frank Allen; Madison S. Jones; Geraldine Anderson; Roy Wilkins; Homer A.Jack; John A. Morsell; David Ludlow; Sara Dillard Austin.

0049 Alabama--Birmingham-Mobile, 1956-1961. 88pp.Major Topics: Kingston Homeowners' Protective League membership applications;

Kingston low-rent housing project; Dothan urban renewal plan; racialdiscrimination complaint against National Maritime Union regarding refusal to sellhouse in Mobile; Gadsden urban renewal project; Eufaula housing discriminationcomplaint.

Principal Correspondents: Elias Hodge; Madison S. Jones; W. C. Patton; Emory O.Jackson; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Clarence Mitchell; Roy Willkins; Clarence E. Crayton;Joseph Curran; Herbert Hill; John A. Morsell.

0137 Alaska--Fairbanks, 1957. 3pp.Major Topic: Urban renewal project.Principal Correspondent: Madison S. Jones.

0140 Arizona--Eloy-Tucson, [1957-1964]. 9pp.Major Topics: Eloy low-rent public housing project; Phoenix urban renewal program;

issuance of open housing policy by Tucson Home Builders Association.Principal Correspondents: Roy Lee Cooksey; Madison S. Jones; H. B. Daniels; Jack

E. Wood Jr.; Mildred Bond; Roy Wilkins; Janice Tinervin.

0149 Arkansas--Little Rock-North Little Rock, 1956-1962. 178pp.Major Topics: Survey of minority community on acceptability of Little Rock Housing

Authority rental project; Little Rock and North Little Rock urban renewalprograms; Little Rock Housing Authority's annual report for 1956; housingdiscrimination complaints in Little Rock; Madison Jones's visit to Little Rock;petitions protesting Little Rock urban renewal program; relocation case historiesfor Philander Smith Project.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; William F. McKinney; J. C. Crenshaw;Knox Banner; Daisy Bates; Richard L. Steiner; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Solomon Hill.

0327 Articles and Pamphlets, 1956-1958. 148pp.Major Topics: ACTION urban renewal clinics and activities; Nelson Rockefeller's

address to Fourth Annual Meeting of ACTION; integration in public and privatehousing; Southern proposal for resettlement of African Americans in the North;Connecticut State Commission on Civil Rights bulletins; housing discriminationcomplaints; African American housing situation in Delaware; survey ofdiscriminatory methods used by California realtors; Hartford, Connecticut, urbanrenewal project; NAACP housing policy and program; model state statuteprohibiting housing discrimination; suggestions for integration in FHA, VA, andprivate housing; voluntary home mortgage credit program; New York Citylegislation outlawing discrimination in the sale or rental of private property; NewYork State rent control law; Look magazine community home achievementawards; integration of public housing project in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;dispersion of nonwhite residence in Washington, D.C.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Lee Molinero; Robert C. Weaver;W. Averell Harriman.

0475 Housing "B," [1957-1963]. 125pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal projects in Decatur, Illinois, and Rockville Centre, New

York; housing discrimination complaints against Bell Laboratories, and againstVA and FHA housing; housing seminar in Richmond, Virginia; MassachusettsCommittee on Discrimination in Housing; racial discrimination complaint againstCalifornia realtors; segregation in housing in Riverside, California; requests forinformation on housing discrimination; minutes of meetings of the CitizensCommittee in Support of the Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority ofOlivette, Missouri; New London, Connecticut, low-rent public housing project;report of housing recommendations of the Federal Civil Rights Commission;AFSC study on treatment of African American home buyers; New York Statelegislation to bar housing discrimination.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Gloster B. Current;John A. Morsell; Lester W. Banks; Joseph Barth; Linwood W. Bland Jr.; PaulBlanshard Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Zeddie Brown; P. N. Brownstein;Samuel A. Spiegel; George R. Metcalf; Joseph F. Carlino.

0600 Banks, Calvin, 1957-1963. 12pp.Major Topics: Impact of African Americans in new residential areas; enactment of

Pennsylvania fair housing law.Principal Correspondent: Madison S. Jones.

0612 Bills--Banking, 1956-1958. 83pp.Major Topics: New York State legislation establishing the mortgage facilities

corporation; review of hearings and reports of Rains' Subcommittee on Housingof the House Banking and Currency Committee; hearings and testimony beforespecial subcommittee of the New York State Joint Legislative Committee toRevise the Banking Law; discrimination in mortgage loans by Connecticutsavings banks; authorization for Federal National Mortgage Association to aid inproviding adequate housing for minority groups; congressional housingamendments of 1955; congressional bill to extend and amend laws relating to the

provision and improvement of housing; U.S. Senate Committee on Banking andCurrency hearings on urban renewal and public housing.

Principal Correspondents: Frances Levenson; Madison S. Jones; Marion B. Jordan;J. Francis Pohlhaus.

0695 Bills--General, 1956-1965. 162pp.Major Topics: Amendment of New York State Civil Practices Act regarding eviction

procedures; Special Committee Against Socialized Housing attack on New York'sProposition #2; proposal for New York State fair housing practices legislation;passage of fair housing bills in Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut,Oregon, and Washington; New Jersey Compulsory Housing Integration Law;U.S. Senate bills to stimulate residential construction and to establish a programto alleviate conditions of substantial and persistent unemployment andunderemployment in economically depressed areas; NAACP position on housinglegislation; Federal Civil Rights Commission hearings on housing in New YorkCity; proposed New York legislation prohibiting discrimination in the sale or rentalof private housing; efforts to pass 1959 civil rights bill; Governor NelsonRockefeller's proposal for New York fair housing legislation; Massachusetts lawagainst discrimination in the granting of mortgage loans; proposed congressionalHousing Act of 1960; President Kennedy's executive order banningdiscrimination in federally assisted housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Clarence Mitchell; John C. Fisher;W. Averell Harriman; Roy Wilkins; W. H. Underwood; Samuel Williams; MarkHatfield; Benjamin F. McAdoo; J. Francis Pohlhaus; John S. Morsell; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Henry R. Smith Jr.; Joseph Zaretzki; Joseph S. Clark; Mary L. Boyd;Paul Hartman; Theodore Leskes; Sol Rabkin; James B. McCann.

Group III, Box A-1550857 Bills--Metcalf-Baker: New York, 1956-1961. 192pp.

Major Topics: Efforts to ban discrimination in VA and FHA housing loans;conference on housing desegregation in New York City; proposed ban ondiscrimination in New York housing accommodations aided by publicly insuredfinancing; memorandum on constitutionality of Metcalf-Baker Fair HousingPractices Bill; proposed ban on discrimination in private housing; housingdiscrimination complaints in White Plains and Albany, New York; New York CityCouncil bill to ban bias in housing; lobbying activities on behalf of Metcalf-Bakerbill.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Frances Levinson; Robert Weaver;Robert L. Hale Jr.; Effie Gordon; Bertram L. Baker; George Metcalf; Nelson A.Rockefeller; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Paul L. Klein; Will Maslow; Algernon D. Black;Effie Gordon; Russell P. Crawford; Herbert Hill; Gloster B. Current; Laska F.Strachan; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins.

Reel 2Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-155 cont.0001 Bills--Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs Bill: New York, 1957-1959. 127pp.

Major Topics: Proposed New York City Fair Housing Practices Law; public hearingson bill; New York City Commission on Intergroup Relations; impact of residentialdiscrimination upon public housing; Mayor Robert F. Wagner's statement onhousing policy; NAACP support for bill; Jewish opposition to proposed exemptionfor cooperative apartments; statements by Frank Home and Roy Wilkins.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; George McDuffie; Robert F. Wagner;Roy Wilkins; Florence V. Lucas; James Josey; Russell P. Crawford; BernardSmith; Milton A. Galamison; Elsie F. Carrington; George Bland; John Evans;George B. Lockwood; Algernon D. Black; Joseph T. Sharkey; Frank S. Home;Laska F. Strachan; Herbert L. Wright; W. Averell Harriman; Nelson A.Rockefeller; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0128 Housing "C," [1957-1963]. 142pp.Major Topics: Request for employment; requests for information on NAACP housing

program; complaints regarding discriminatory U.S. immigration laws; ElmerCarter's appointment as special assistant for Intergroup Relations to GovernorNelson Rockefeller of New York; housing discrimination complaints; economicstudy on effect of minority residence on property values; establishment of CivicHousing Foundation; hearings by U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Banking andCurrency on proposed housing legislation; New England Regional HousingSeminar; interracial housing development in St. Paul, Minnesota; housingsituation in Boston, Massachusetts; Charles E. Cooney v. New York StateCommission for Human Rights case; John Sherman Cooper's speech at the 29thAnnual National Housing Conference; Waco, Texas, urban renewal program;National Conference for Cooperative Housing.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; John Morsell; Madison S. Jones; ElmerCarter; Leonard H. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Henry Chisholm; Louis Sachar; JosephClark; Kenneth B. Clark; Beatrice Coleman; Hubert H. Humphrey; John F.Collins; Edward L. Cooper; John Sherman Cooper; Clarence Mitchell.

0270 California--Cities: A-V (Barstow-Vallejo), [1956-1964]. 121 pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination complaints in Blythe, Oroville, and Glendale;

Fresno, Pasadena, Pittsburg, Sacramento, and Sausalito urban renewalprograms; housing desegregation at Sierra Ordnance Depot; Marin City and PaloAlto redevelopment plans; UAW cooperative housing development in Milpitas;Oakland housing study; housing situation in Riverside; Riverside HousingImprovement Committee activities; legal strategy for challenging housingdiscrimination in Sacramento; Rumford Fair Housing Act; Howard G. Lewis v.Sacramento Committee for Home Protection et al. case; housing activities of SanFernando Valley NAACP Branch; San Jose housing discrimination policy;proposed San Mateo antidiscriminatory housing ordnances; survey of Santa AnaAfrican American community; cross burning at African American veteran's homein Oxnard; Vallejo housing problems.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Huey Lee Hale; John A. Morsell; RoyWilkins; J. Francis Pohlhaus; William H. Oliver; Jack E. Wood Jr.; H. SolomonHill; Franklin H. Williams; Moses Coleman; Barnett Grier; J. R. Smith; SheilaGetoff; Robert W. Lawrence; Harry Fleischman; Frank W. McCulloch; RalphHenderson; J. E. Berry; Charles M. Logan.

0391 California--Berkeley, 1956-1963. 43pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal program; ACTION urban renewal clinic; Federal Civil

Rights Commission hearings and findings on housing; University of Californiahousing studies; Berkeley Branch Housing Committee activities; OaklandRedevelopment Agency's policy regarding race; University of California rentallisting service nondiscrimination policy; referendum defeats fair housing law.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Frankie Jones; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Lawrence Crouchett; Jack Kent; Helen E. Amerman; Tarea Hall Pittman.

0434 California--Los Angeles, 1957-1963. 39pp.Major Topics: Ordinance against discrimination in redevelopment housing; urban

redevelopment workshop; urban renewal program; Conference on UrbanRedevelopment; Los Angeles NAACP Branch activities to obtain a presidential

executive order banning discrimination in federally assisted housing; housingdiscrimination complaint.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Spencer Wiley; Paul Hartman;Theodore Leskes; Claude H. Hudson; Edward D. Warren; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Robert L. Carter.

0473 California--Marina [Marin] City, 1957. 18pp.Major Topics: Redevelopment project; Redevelopment Agency of the County of

Marin public hearings.Principal Correspondents: Clarence Mitchell; Jesse E. Berry; Lester P. Bailey;

Madison S. Jones.0491 California--Miscellany, 1956-1965. 144pp.

Major Topics: Housing discrimination complaint in San Jose; NAACP housingpolicy; workshop invitations for West Coast Regional Conference; itinerary forMadison Jones's trip to the West Coast; San Bernardino housing problems;NAACP lawsuit against proponents of anti-fair housing initiative; discrimination infinancing of housing; referendum to nullify state fair housing laws; suspension offunds for California building projects by Urban Renewal Administration and theHousing and Home Finance Agency; California Real Estate Association'sopposition to fair housing laws; impact of Rumford Fair Housing Act on cities.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Franklin H. Williams; Davis McEntire;Lester P. Bailey; Jesse E. Berry; Leona Cade; William H. Davis; MauriceDawkins; Claude H. Hudson; Henry Arras; William H. Oliver; Oscar Cohen; RoyWilkins; Don Slaiman; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Algernon D. Black; Arnold Aronson;Tarea Hall Pittman; James Turner; Frank Shane; William L. Slayton; Lee White;Maurice G. Read; Edward Mendenhall; Robert C. Weaver; Art S. Leitch; EdwardRutledge; Louis B. Ambler Jr.; Leonard H. Carter; Edward Howden.

0635 California--San Bernardino, 1956-1957. 23pp.Major Topics: Complaint regarding proposed construction of a hot mix plant

adjacent to an African American community; redevelopment study program;report of NAACP Branch Housing Committee; Madison Jones's West Coast trip.

Principal Correspondents: Edward V. Mclntosh; Raymond H. Gregory; Gloster B.Current; Roy Wilkins; Leona Cade; Madison S. Jones.

Group III, Box A-1560658 California--San Francisco, 1956-1962. 99pp.

Major Topics: Ming v. Morgan housing bias case; urban renewal program; proposedcity ordinance to outlaw discrimination in private housing; housing discriminationcomplaints; Willie Mays housing bias incident; NAACP opposition to efforts tooverturn Rumford Fair Housing Law; Tarea Hall Pittman's statement on housingbefore the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; California legislative civil rightsvoting record; NAACP complaint regarding unsatisfactory relocation of projectfamilies; study of racial attitudes in neighborhoods infiltrated by nonwhites.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; William McKinley Thomas; Charles L.Turner; John Adams Jr.; Lester Bailey; Edward Howden; Franklin H. Williams;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Tarea Hall Pittman; John A. Morsell; Terry A. Fran$ois; RoyWilkins.

0757 Civil Rights Commission--State Advisory Committees, 1959. 42pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination hearings; survey of minority housing problems

in Kansas; Albuquerque, New Mexico, housing discrimination complaints;Massachusetts and Missouri State Advisory Committee housing reports; list ofState Advisory Committee officers.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Gordon Tiffany; Raymond Briman;C. Walker Hayes; Samuel Z. Montoya; Henry N. Shine Jr.; Lee F. Soxman.

0799 College Campuses, 1959-1960. 41pp.Major Topics: Model policy statement on nondiscrimination in off-campus housing;

housing services and policy of the University of California, Berkeley; Ohio StateUniversity policy of nondiscrimination in off-campus housing services; NAACPconference with Ohio State University officials regarding racial housing policies;Michigan State University housing policy; agenda for Student AdvisoryCommittee meeting.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Herbert L. Wright; Jack E. Wood Jr.; SerenaE. Davis; William F. Shepard; James E. Levy.

0840 Colorado--Colorado Springs-Denver, 1956-1960. 45pp.Major Topics: Complaint regarding discrimination in FHA programs and policies in

Colorado Springs; Housing and Home Finance Agency program for Denver;Colorado Fair Housing Act of 1959; Region IV Annual Leadership TrainingConference; pamphlet on segregation in Denver; ruling by regents of theUniversity of Colorado on off-campus housing; Jack Wood's visit to Denver;Colorado Springs housing discrimination complaints.

Principal Correspondents: George W. Snowden; Norman P. Mason; GretchenMcRae; W. F. Turner; Madison S. Jones; LeJean T. Clark; Barbara Coopersmith;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Galloway H. Denny; Mary McLucas.

0885 Commission on Race and Housing, 1956-1959. 80pp.Major Topics: NAACP cooperation; requests for information on private housing

developments planned for sale or rent on an interracial and open-occupancybasis; studies of minority housing problems; recommendations regarding federalhousing programs and minorities; publication of research reports.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; McDonald Isaacs; Hollister Gutridge;Bessie Woodridge; William C. Jackson; Leroy Chambliss; James Hart; Hill E.Burrows; William Brown; George Davis; Larkland F. Hewitt; John Coxson;Theodore P. Pettigrew; Margaret L. Caution; Ira L. Thompson; Virginia Valentine;Charles H. Foggie; Walter Gay; Harry J. Greene; Davis McEntire; Charles Toney;Luther T. Glanton Jr.; Archie M. Greenlee; Theodore Hudson; James B. Lassiter;Edward H. Coleman; Andrew Harris; Arthur Johnson; William Bowden; Duane L.Roberts; Henry Walker; Herman Gibson; Edward M. Turner; E. L. Holmes;William T. Patrick; Ella J. Harris; D. E. Readys; Helen Crosswhite; MarshallWhite; Beatrice Hamilton; Robert Russell; Fred White; Robert DeFrantz; WilliamWatson; Jessie Carbon; Frederick Chew; Neavel Weaver; Frank M. Smith;William Cratic; Edward Nichols; Stuart J. Dunnings Jr.; Henry McSmith; Robert L.Carter; Roy Wilkins; John A. Morsell; June E. Harvey; Jack E. Wood Jr.

Reel 3Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-156 cont.0001 Conferences, 1956-1959. 50pp.

Major Topics: NAACP participation in housing panels of 21st Annual Convention ofthe National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs,Inc. and of the Human Relations Committee Conference; agendas for WestCoast Regional Conference at Asilomar, California, for UAW Fair PracticesConference and for Housing and Urban Rehabilitation Committee meeting;County Conference on Community Relations in Los Angeles, California; UrbanRedevelopment Conference sponsored by Los Angeles State College; NAACPhousing conferences.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Marie L. Harrison; Arthur Chapin;Lester P. Bailey; Andrew Dabbakian; Edward Rutledge; Roy Wilkins.

0051 Connecticut--Ansonia-Middletown, 1956-1964. 91pp.Major Topics: NAACP role in urban renewal and redevelopment; Bridgeport Branch

housing program; complaint regarding administration of public housing projects inBridgeport; racial bias complaint against Bridgeport Housing Authority;Bridgeport, Greenwich, and Hartford housing discrimination complaints; Hartfordredevelopment plans; Samuel Cullers v. McKinley Park Homes, Inc. case;Connecticut Commission on Civil Rights hearings on publicly assisted housing;Hartford urban renewal program; Symposium on Metropolitan Problemssponsored by Connecticut General Life Insurance Company; Connecticut publicaccommodations statute; sit-down demonstration in connection with housingdiscrimination in New Haven; Meriden urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Otis Grier; William O. Johnson; JackE. Wood Jr.; Arthur Johnson; Ella Anderson; Lillian S. Morse; Roy Wilkins; MinnieWheattle; Carteton F. Sharpe; Frank T. Simpson; Gloster B. Current; James E.Gibbs; David L. Holmes.

0142 Connecticut--New Canaan-Waterbury, 1956-1965. 74pp.Major Topics: New Haven and Stamford housing discrimination complaints;

memorandum of policy of the New Haven Housing Authority; New Haven andStamford urban renewal project; sit-down demonstration in connection withhousing discrimination in New Haven; New Haven fair housing practicesordinance; New England Regional Conference; Madison Jones's visit toStamford; Connecticut public accommodations act; report of ConnecticutTemporary Commission on Housing.

Principal Correspondents: Constance Baker Motley; Charles A. Hubbard; MadisonS. Jones; Robert Forsberg; Roy Wilkins; Allan F. Jackson; Robert T. Wolfe;James E. Gibbs; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; John A.Morsell; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Mary J. Lee; Edward H. Coleman; Bertram A. Weinert;Peter Marcuse.

0216 Connecticut--Danbury, 1959-1965. 91pp.Major Topics: Bernard Gordan's appointment as Ridgefield Branch Housing

Chairman; NAACP opposition to proposed Beaver Brook low-rent housing site;urban renewal project; Danbury Branch housing report; city housing code; surveyof families relocated by Danbury Redevelopment Authority; housingdiscrimination complaints; NAACP demonstration.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Bernard Gordan; Richard J. Brown;Thomas J. Dodd; Charles J. Horan; Robert L. Carter; Robert C. Weaver;Frederick G. Adams; Lewis M. Steel.

0307 Housing "D," [1957-1963]. 119pp.Major Topics: Complaints regarding Middletown, New York, urban renewal program;

establishment of New York City Housing and Redevelopment Board; Region IIIAnnual Leadership Training Conference; Indianapolis housing conference; OhioState University off-campus housing policy; California urban renewal laws;proposed Ohio state fair housing legislation; Benton Harbor, Michigan, urbanrenewal program; Cadman Plaza urban renewal plan in Brooklyn, New York;requests for information in housing discrimination; Quincy, Illinois, and Queens,New York, housing discrimination complaints; proposed New York legislation tooutlaw housing discrimination.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; J. Clarence Davies; Madison S. Jones;Frances Levinson; R. V. Davis; Lucille Black; Serena Davis; Roy Wilkins; JamesE. Levy; Herbert Wright; Will Branscumb; Robert C. Weaver; John W. Delamar;Lloyd Dickens; Paul H. Douglas; Calvin D. Banks.

0426 Delaware--Dover-Wilmington, 1956-1957. 49pp.Major Topics: Dover and Wilmington urban renewal programs; study of housing

conditions in Dover; Newark housing discrimination complaints; Wilmington citycode for health standards.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; G. E. Kent; Frances Owens; WilliamH. Oliver; Wagner Jackson; I. B. Finkelstein.

0475 District of Columbia, 1956-1965. 75pp.Major Topics: NAIRO research project on housing; revision of zoning regulations;

Washington Housing Association activities; D.C. and Dover, Delaware, urbanrenewal program; housing discrimination complaints; sale of Sheldon Park,Pennsylvania, war housing project; Commission on Civil Rights hearings onhousing; 24th National Convention of the National Council of Negro Women;Rhode Island fair housing legislation; open-occupancy policy at Metropolitan LifeInsurance Company owned apartment developments.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Leslie S. Perry; James C. Evans;Helen E. Amerman; Harold M. Lewis; Charles A. Horsky; Anna S. Miller; CharlesC. Beckett; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Dorothy I. Height; Benjamin E. Freeman;J. Leonard Morgan; Roy Wilkins; Clarence Mitchell; Joseph L. Rauh Jr.; John A.Morsell; Daniel Safran; J. Francis Pohlhaus.

0550 Housing "E," [1956-1963]. 26pp.Major Topics: Complaint regarding racially discriminatory policies in tenant selection

by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company; Commission on Intergroup Relationsopen city project; Boston, Massachusetts, and D.C. housing discriminationcomplaints; NAACP testimony before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee onHousing; Beechhurst, New York, residential integration program.

Principal Correspondents: Frederick Ecker; Barbara Moore; Mark Rosenman; JackE. Wood Jr.; Madison S. Jones; Rheable M. Edwards; James C. Evans.

0576 Housing "F," [1957-1964]. 81 pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination in Ypsilanti Township, Michigan, and New

York City; proposed creation of Department of Urban Affairs and Housing cabinetpost; requests for information on housing problems; Stockton, California,Committee for Fair Housing conference; complaints regarding New York publichousing laws; D.C. urban renewal program; Far Rockaway, New York, housingproject; Frankie Freeman's speech on housing at Delta Sigma Theta convention;Donald Frey's participation in NAACP housing workshop; Commission on Raceand Housing report on housing discrimination.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; J. Stanley Baughman; Jack E. WoodJr.; George M. Fleary; Gloster B. Current; Frankie M. Freeman; Donald S. Frey;Albert B. Fritz; Roy Wilkins.

Group III, Box A-1570657 Federal Housing Administration, 1956-1957. 129pp.

Major Topics: Request for information on open-occupancy private housing forCommission on Race and Housing report; William Stansbury's visit to New Yorkarea as FHA racial relations officer; complaints regarding discrimination in FHAloan policy; Consumers' Interest Advisory Committee meetings; investigation ofsubstandard housing in Summit, New Jersey; complaints regarding racialsegregation in federally aided, low-cost public housing projects; list of FHA racialrelations staff; Kansas City, Missouri, Urban Renewal Institute; information onhousing starts and commitments; FHA procedures to recover excess mortgageproceeds; cooperative housing program; Housing Act of 1954 requirements;Indiana Housing Conference; racial discrimination complaint against FederalNational Mortgage Association.

Principal Correspondents: William T. Stansbury; Madison S. Jones; Lorna Marple;Neavel Weaver; George W. Snowden; Norman P. Mason; C. Phillip Dean;Corrine Owens; N. P. Dotson Jr.; Roy Wilkins; William F. McKinney; Dwight D.Townsend; Charles E. Sigety; Robert B. Pitts; DeHart Hubbard.

0786 Federal Housing Administration, 1958-1963. 205pp.Major Topics: FHA loan procedures; Norman Mason's address before the Urban

Renewal and Housing Clinic; National Committee Against Discrimination inHousing activities; considerations respecting the FHA minority group program;FHA consumer sponsored cooperatives; complaints regarding discrimination inFHA mortgage insurance requirements and in sale of FHA foreclosed properties;proposal for private housing project in Summit, New Jersey; Madison Jones'sresignation from Consumers' Interest Advisory Committee; FHA proceedingsagainst Gerald S. Cohn; proposal for Statewide Housing Institute in Columbus,Ohio; Wilmington, Delaware, housing controversy; NAACP Housing Conferenceand Workshop in Omaha, Nebraska; Federal Commission on Civil Rightshearings on housing discrimination; Bucks County, Pennsylvania, housingdiscrimination complaint; revision of section of FHA manual dealing withrelocation housing; Commission on Race and Housing report; FHA policybanning discrimination in resale of properties; establishment of FHA IndustryAdvisory Committee; NAACP conference with Attorney General Robert Kennedyon housing; list of presidents and housing chairman of NAACP branches; FHApolicy on disposition of acquired rental properties.

Principal Correspondents: Norman P. Mason; Madison S. Jones; George W.Snowden; Reginald A. Johnson; George E. Moore; Franklin H. Williams; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Clarence Mitchell; Serena E. Davis; Calvin D. Banks; Gloster B.Current; N. P. Dotson Jr.; Stratford E. McKendrick; Julien H. Zimmerman; WilliamKelly; Joseph S. Clark; Dwight D. Eisenhower; George M. Johnson; David L.Lawrence; E. Frederic Morrow; C. B. Sweet; Tarea Hall Pittman; William F.McKinney; Hobson Reynolds; DeHart Hubbard; Neil Hardy; John A. Morsell; RoyWilkins; Barbee William Durham; Phillip Brownstein; John A. McDermott.

Reel 4Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-157 cont.0001 Films, 1956-1958. 177pp.

Major Topics: Housing Advisory Council film subcommittee meetings; plans for filmson housing discrimination; NAACP financial participation; script for All the WayHome film on minority housing; prospectus for screenplays of documentary filmson nondiscrimination in housing.

Principal Correspondents: Chester Burger; James Scheuer; Edward Rutledge;Madison S. Jones; Lee R. Bobker; Will A. Parker; Albert Vorspan; Roy Wilkins;George Schermer; Helen Ruth Kristt; Burton I. Gordin; John A. Morsell; Albert L.Brokow Jr.; Muriel Rukeyser.

0178 Florida--Cape Canaveral-West Palm Beach, 1956-1965. 139pp.Major Topics: Cape Canaveral, Cocoa, Coral Gables, Orlando, and Tampa housing

discrimination complaints; Cocoa urban renewal project; complaints regardingdiscrimination in VA loan policy and FHA practices in Gainesville; efforts toconstruct a housing project for African Americans in Key West; address by AlbertM. Cole at Urban Renewal Conference in Orlando; meeting on slum clearancecalled by Governor Leroy Collins; African American housing problems in St.Petersburg; FHA housing plan for the aged; Tampa and Titusville urban renewal

programs; Madison Jones's visit to Tampa; Florida slum clearance program;conference on substandard housing and urban blight; racial discriminationcomplaint against the Tampa Public Housing Authority.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert W. Saunders; Robert L. Carter;E. Bruce Wedge; John F. Kennedy; Roy Wilkins; David Lawrence; Madison S.Jones; Andrew M. Cole; Gloster B. Current; F. R. Johnson; Samuel Johnson;Lewis Thomas; Warren S. Banfield; W. H. Gordon; Leroy Collins; A. Leon Lowry;Nick C. Muccio; J. E. Baril; Ellen P. Green; Robert Weaver; Julian Lane; Peter J.Azzarelli; Robert L. Gilder; J. C. Wise.

0317 Housing "G," [1957-1963]. 69pp.Major Topics: NAACP testimony at hearings on New York City relocation

regulations; requests for assistance with and information on housing problems;complaint regarding discriminatory practices by New Haven, Connecticut, banksand real estate brokers; address by James Gibbs at Waterbury Negro FreedomDay affair; complaints regarding Connecticut State Commission on Civil Rights;Hamden, Connecticut, housing discrimination complaint; call for demonstrationsto protest failure of passage of New York fair housing bill; Greenburg, New York,urban renewal program; Michigan antibias real estate rule.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Hortense Gable; Madison S. Jones;James E. Gibbs; Effie Gordon; Myrtice H. Goree; Roy Wilkins; KatherineGreenawalt; John A. Morsell; Lawrence Gubow.

0386 Georgia--Atlanta-Savannah, 1956-1965. 182pp.Major Topics: Complaints regarding Atlanta, Augusta, and Fitzgerald urban renewal

programs; appointment of Citizen's Advisory Committee for Atlanta urbanrenewal program; Jesse Hill's appointment as housing chairman for AtlantaBranch; hearings of Georgia State School Study Commission; Episcopal Societyfor Cultural and Racial Unity activities; Augusta and Newnan housingdiscrimination complaints; Mack Allen et al. v. City Council of Augusta case;federal income tax treatment of relocation payments; Savannah urban renewalprogram; report on NAACP field visit to Savannah.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Albert M. Cole; J. H. Calhoun; WilliamB. Hartsfield; Walter E. Keyes; Maxwell Rabb; E. Frederic Morrow; Whitney M.Young Jr.; Jesse Hill Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; John B. Morris; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Leon Cox Jr.; Amos O. Holmes; Thurgood Marshall; Charles E. Price;J. Francis Pohlhaus; Robert L. Carter; Lester H. Persells; Lewis M. Steel; WilliamL. Slayton; W. W. Law.

Group III, Box A-1580568 Housing "H," [1956-1963]. 137pp.

Major Topics: Requests for information on housing problems; New York andPaterson, New Jersey, housing discrimination complaints; conferences onAfrican American interests in real estate and housing; Hartford, Connecticut;Gary, Indiana; New York, New York; Kingston, New York; Newburgh, New York;Charlotte, North Carolina; and Baltimore, Maryland, urban renewal program;administration of College Housing Program; presidential executive order banningdiscrimination in all federally assisted housing; Housing and Home FinanceAgency implementation of equal housing executive order; New Jersey housingproblems and policy; request for FHA study on minority housing; Los Angeles,California, public housing situation; complaints regarding Jersey City, NewJersey, Housing Authority policy and programs.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; HenryLee Moon; Stuart Hanisch; John C. Hazeltine; Ralph L. Herod; RichardHildebrand; John F. Kennedy; Robert C. Weaver; Herman Hillman; EverettHodge; L. H. Holman; Arthur Holloway; Frank Home; DeHart Hubbard; John

Dempsey; Claude Hudson; Richard Hughes; Hubert H. Humphrey; Ruby Hurley;Jackie Robinson.

0705 Housing and Home Finance Agency, 1956-1959. 140pp.Major Topics: Progress report on Urban Renewal Demonstration Grant Program;

Housing Agency meetings with public interest representatives; address byJoseph Ray at Annual Banquet of the Empire Real Estate Board; efforts toimprove effectiveness of public housing program; Richard Steiner's appointmentas commissioner of the Urban Renewal Administration; Chicago Heights, Illinois,Marin City, California, and Eufaula, Alabama, urban renewal projects; housingresolution passed by 48th Annual NAACP Convention; Rockville Center, NewYork, relocation report; Federal National Mortgage Association'snondiscrimination policy; request that approval for Baltimore, Maryland, urbanrenewal project not be granted; list of professional staff of the Racial Relationsand Relocation Services; NAACP recommendations made to HHFAAdministrator Norman P. Mason; Omaha NAACP Branch housing conference;appointment of a Public Interest Advisory Committee; First Annual NAACPHousing Conference and Workshop; National Committee Against Discriminationin Housing; complaint regarding racial discrimination in HHFA SoutheasternRegional Office; nondiscrimination in sale of FHA-acquired property.

Principal Correspondents: Flora Y. Hatcher; Madison S. Jones; Douglas E. Chaffin;Joseph R. Ray; Richard L. Steiner; William E. Hill; Ivan D. Carson; Clarence R.Johnson; Anne M. Roberts; J. S. Baughman; Clarence Mitchell; Albert M. Cole;Jack E. Wood Jr.; John P. McCollum; Roy Wilkins; Frances Levenson; Gloster B.Current; Lawrence McVoy II; Norman P. Mason; Algernon D. Black.

0845 Housing and Home Finance Agency, 1960-1964. 188pp.Major Topics: Charlotte, North Carolina; Gadsden, Alabama; Baltimore, Maryland;

New York State; Trenton, New Jersey; Newburgh, New York; Long Island, NewYork; White Plains, New York; Yonkers, New York; Rockville Centre, New York;and Aurora, Illinois, urban renewal programs; disposition of government-ownedproperties at Oak Ridge, Tennessee; FHA foreclosure policy; Real Estate andHome Placement Conference; Robert Weaver's appointment as administrator ofthe HHFA; complaints regarding Middletown, New York, urban renewal program;complaints regarding sale of Nathaniel Greene Villa housing project site inSavannah, Georgia; invitations to intergroup relations meeting; complaintsregarding Boston Housing Authority; Housing and Community Development Actof 1964; request for investigation of Gulf American Land Corporation; address byRobert C. Weaver before the New York Bar Association; Hill et al. v. Housing andHome Finance Agency et al. case.

Principal Correspondents: Norman P. Mason; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Joseph Gross; RoyWilkins; Walter E. Keyes; George W. Snowden; Estes Kefauver; Lester Eisner;John P. McCollum; Robert C. Weaver; Booker T. McGraw; Thomas O. Meredith;W. W. Law; Anne M. Roberts; Wayne Phillips; Flora Y. Hatcher; John A. Morsell;Calvin D. Banks; Jason R. Nathan; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Robert L. Carter; HoraceE. Hill.

1033 Housing Newsletters (NAACP), 1959-1962. 19pp.Major Topics: NAACP housing activities and programs; NAACP campaign for an

executive order banning discrimination in all federally assisted housing.Principal Correspondent: Jack E. Wood Jr.

Reel 5Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-158 cont.0001 Housing "I," [1957]. 4pp.

Major Topics: Recognition for African American businessmen; request forinformation on housing problems.

Principal Correspondents: Julius Adams; Madison S. Jones.0005 Illinois--General: Alton-Waukegan, 1956-1965. 95pp.

Major Topics: Alton, Joliet, and Lake Forest public housing projects; Aurora andRockford urban renewal programs; requests for information on housing problems;East St. Louis housing problems; address on equal opportunity in housing byDonald Frey at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, public meeting; Joliet open-occupancyordinance; housing conditions in Peoria and Rockford; proposal for openoccupancy for Peoria public housing projects; racial discrimination complaintagainst Peoria Housing Authority; Quincy housing discrimination complaints;Springfield housing meeting; complaint regarding federal approval of raciallyseparate public housing project in Waukegan.

Principal Correspondents: Clayton R. Williams; J. L. Hunter; M. C. Byrd; Madison S.Jones; Billy Jones; J. Francis Pohlhaus; William C. Pyant; Donald S. Frey; L. H.Holman; Jack E. Wood Jr.; James O. Hennessy; Raymond A. Bolden; MauriceBerlinsky; Herbert E. Smith; John H. Gwynn Jr.; Robert C. Weaver; BarbaraMorris; Margaret Bright; Ella J. Harris; William D. Moseley; Lindley Burton.

0100 Illinois--Chicago, 1956-1957. 108pp.Major Topics: Housing problems; Madison Jones's visit to Chicago; urban renewal

program; Chicago Housing Authority policy statement; Illinois State Conferenceof Branches convention; housing discrimination complaints; Hyde Park-KenwoodCommunity Conference; Benjamin Bell's appointment as Branch HousingCommittee Chairman; Hyde Park-Kenwood area redevelopment problems;address on the practical problems of civil rights by Leon Despres; proposedordinance to ban discrimination in private housing; statement by Louis Silvermanon Hyde Park urban renewal project.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Edward L. Holmgren; WilloughbyAbner; William E. Hill; James Downs; Ira Bach; N. P. Dotson; Gerald D. Bullock;Alberta Acker; Benjamin Bell; Leon M. Despres; Louis R. Silverman; Deborah W.Meier.

0208 Illinois--Chicago, 1958-1960,1963. 91pp.Major Topics: Proposed open-occupancy ordinance; Hyde Park-Kenwood,

Maywood, and Chicago urban renewal programs; information on public housingunits available for African Americans; Civil Rights Commission hearings onhousing discrimination; Alton public housing projects; Region III LeadershipTraining Conference; Chicago Housing Conference.

Principal Correspondents: Leon M. Despres; Madison S. Jones; Deborah W. Meier;Alberta Acker; Theodore A. Jones; Jack E. Wood Jr.; John A. Morsell; Clayton R.Williams; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; Dempsey J. Travis.

0299 Illinois--Chicago Heights, 1956-1957. 155pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal and slum clearance program; housing discrimination

complaints; relocation program; meeting between NAACP officials andrepresentatives of the city of Chicago Heights and the Cook County HousingAuthority; Maywood urban renewal project; New Mexico legislation to providepenalties for violations of the Equal Employment Opportunities Act, to outlaw

discrimination in places of public accommodation, and to prohibit discrimination inpublicly assisted housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Oscar L. Ballenger Jr.; James W.Follin; Alberta Acker; William E. Hill; Ivan D. Carson; Raymond E. Nelson;Richard L. Steiner; Philip G. Sadler; Willoughby Abner.

0454 Illinois--Deerfield, 1959-1963. 79pp.Major Topics: Public housing project; Progress Development Corporation v. Mitchell

case; housing discrimination complaints; establishment of the American Freedomof Residence Fund; Deerfield Park District v. Progress Development Corporationcase; housing discrimination complaints.

Principal Correspondents: Morris Milgram; Paul Hartman; Theodore Leskes; RoyWilkins; Ross Allen Weston; Jack E. Wood Jr.; James H. Slater; Stephen G.Spottswood; John A. Morsell.

Group III, Box A-1590533 Illinois--Maywood, 1956-1959, 39pp.

Major Topics: Mass meeting; urban renewal program; statement of position byCentral Civic League on Urban Renewal; urban renewal occupancy survey;housing discrimination complaints.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Henry S. Perry; Albert A. Cox; NaomiC. Carter; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Leon Connor.

0572 Indiana--Bristol-Gary, 1956-1965. 55pp.Major Topics: Gary slum clearance project; Indiana Redevelopment of Cities and

Towns Act of 1953; racial discrimination complaints regarding hiring of Gary cityemployees; Gary housing discrimination complaints; sale of Duneland Villagehousing project in Gary; Gary city ordinance to prohibit discrimination in the saleor rental of housing accommodations; report on Tri-City Village housing project inGary.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Orlando Protho; Joseph A. Pitts;Philip G. Sadler; Charles Kirkland; Burton D. Wechsler; Milton Levenberg; JackE. Wood Jr.; John P. McCollum; George W. Snowden.

0627 Indiana--Indiana State Conference: West Lafayette, 1956-1965. 158pp.Major Topics: NAACP State Board and Advisory Committee meetings; appointment

of F. D. Coker as chairman of NAACP State Housing Committee; Indiana StateHousing Conference; South Bend Community Leadership Clinic on UrbanRedevelopment; Ohio State NAACP Housing Conference; Indianapolis urbanrenewal program; proposed Indianapolis public housing development; GeorgeMoreland's appointment as chairman of the Indianapolis Branch HousingCommittee; African American housing problems in Kokomo; Hollis King;evaluation of South Bend Institute on Minority Housing; NAACP StateConference statement on public housing; complaint regarding site of publichousing project in South Bend; NAACP request for statewide study conferenceon equal opportunity in housing; West Lafayette housing discriminationcomplaint.

Principal Correspondents: Edna J. Morris; Madison S. Jones; F. D. Coker; DeHartHubbard; William R. Morris; George W. Snowden; Roy Wilkins; Calvin D. Banks;Gloster B. Current; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Willard B. Ransom; George W. Moreland;Lee John Jackson; John A. Morsell; Fred White; Charles H. Wills; Matthew E.Welsh.

0785 Interoffice Memos, 1960-1963. 166pp.Major Topics: Meeting between NAACP delegation and Governor Nelson

Rockefeller to discuss Metcalf-Baker bill; Committee of Branches meeting; NewYork Housing Conference and Workshop; FHA policy on restrictive racialcovenants in Houston, Texas; Leadership Conference on Housing; NAACP

pledge to the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing; federalinvolvement in slum clearance and urban renewal activities; proposed March onHarrisburg, Pennsylvania; Indiana State Housing Conference; debate betweenJames Farmer and Frank Van der Linden at the University of Lewisburg,Pennsylvania; complaints regarding discrimination by the FHA; speakingengagements by Jack E. Wood Jr.; NAACP Almanac; New York fair-housinglegislation; University of California, Berkeley, rental listing servicenondiscrimination policy; program for citizenship participation and local minorityhousing committees; monthly report of Clarence Laws; New York StateDemocratic Committee civil rights platform recommendations; Charlotte, NorthCarolina, urban renewal program; FHA policy on disposition of acquiredproperties; recommendations for positive programs to achieve integration;conference between NAACP officials and HHFA Administrator Norman Mason;Public Housing Administration's race relations policy; complaints regardingdiscriminatory practices involving resale of VA-acquired properties in Baltimore,Maryland; calls for a nondiscrimination policy by the Federal College HousingProgram and for an executive order banning discrimination in federally assistedhousing; speech by James Gaynor at Annual Spring Conference of New YorkState Urban Renewal Officials.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Madison S. Jones; JesseDeVore Jr.; Henry Lee Moon; Constance Baker Motley; Charles J. Mills; CalvinD. Banks; Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; James Farmer; Julia E. Baxter;George W. Snowden; Clarence A. Laws; Kelly Alexander; Robert C. Weaver;Norman P. Mason; John A. Morsell; Randolph White; James W. Gaynor.

Reel 6Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-159 cont.0001 Iowa--Cedar Rapids-Iowa State Conference, 1956-1961. 34pp.

Major Topics: Requests for information on open-occupancy private housing;Integrated housing proposals for Cedar Rapids and Des Moines; Cedar Rapidsurban renewal program; Des Moines housing discrimination complaints; defeat ofproposed Des Moines fair housing ordinance.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Theodore Hudson; J. S. Vaughan;Leonard H. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Archie M. Greenlee; Robert N. Johnson;Thurgood Marshall; Constance Baker Motley; Gene Bridges; Robert A. Wright;Betty Jane Holstein.

0035 Housing "J," [1957-1963]. 90pp.Major Topics: Complaints regarding racial discrimination in Northern cities;

complaints regarding low- and middle-income housing in the East Bronx; NewYork, New York; Cocoa, Florida; San Francisco, California; and Nassau, NewYork, housing discrimination complaints; slum clearance and urban renewalprogram in Wilmington, Delaware; National Association of Real Estate BrokersConference; nondiscrimination pledge by Detroit, Michigan, hospitals; Metcalf-Baker fair housing bill; proposed Oxnard, California, city ordinance banninghousing discrimination; proposed Pennsylvania legislation to eliminatediscrimination in public and private housing; Terre Haute, Indiana, housingdevelopment program; efforts to persuade the Urban Renewal Authority to domore to achieve open occupancy.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Bernard H. Jackson;Madison S. Jones; Earl C. Jackson; Hubert M. Jackson; Wagner Jackson;

Carolyn B. Weaver; George S. Harris; George Israel; George Orlan; ArthurJohnson; Edward M. Turner; Reginald A. Johnson; Frederick C. Jones; GeorgeA. Jones; Theodore A. Jones.

0125 Housing "K," [1957-1963]. 59pp.Major Topics: NAACP policy on low-income public housing projects; proposed

Rhode Island legislation banning discrimination in private housing; El CajonValley, California, open housing conference; requests for information on housingdiscrimination; New York City and Oak Ridge, Tennessee, housing discriminationcomplaints; resignation of Samuel King as Ogden, Utah, Branch HousingCommittee chairman; FHA mortgage insurance for rental and cooperativehousing for low- and moderate-income families; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, HumanRelations and Civil Rights Conference; NAACP model state housing civil rightsbill; Commission on Civil Rights reports.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Kivie Kaplan; Roy Wilkins; MarshallKaplan; Henry Lee Moon; Marshall N. White; James H. Kirk; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Harvey Kitzman; John A. Morsell; David Koone.

0184 Kansas--Dodge City-Wichita, 1956-1963. 72pp.Major Topics: Kansas City, Topeka, and Wichita urban renewal programs; proposed

state legislation prohibiting discrimination in places of public accommodation andpublicly assisted housing; Harris Johnson et al. v. City of Topeka, Kansas et al.case; Kansas Workshop on Housing Discrimination; Urban Renewal Authorityminority housing policy; Topeka and Wichita housing discrimination complaints;complaints regarding advertising practices of the Wichita Eagle PublishingCompany and the Beacon Newspaper Corporation, Inc.; Wichita Branch selectivebuying project; assignment of HHFA race relations officer to Wichita.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; L. H. Henderson; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Charles Roquemore; Samuel C. Jackson; Chester I. Lewis; Don H. Alldritt;Marcellus Murdock; Max M. Levand; Norman P. Mason.

0256 Kentucky--Covington-Paducah, 1956-1963. 46pp.Major Topics: Flemingsburg and Louisville housing discrimination complaints;

Louisville and Newport urban renewal programs; NAACP legal complaint againstLouisville Municipal Housing Commission policy of racial segregation in publichousing; G. W. Phillips' appointment as Louisville Branch Housing Committeechairman; Leola Eleby et al. v. City of Louisville Municipal Housing Commissionet al. case; Louisville Municipal Housing Commission plan of integration;Paducah's failure to comply with federal regulations on the integration of publichousing.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Gloster B. Current; Lake Taylor Jr.;James A. Crumlin; Madison S. Jones; J. P. Warders; Constance Baker Motley;William E. Hill; G. W. Phillips; J. Earl Dearing; W. J. Hodge; Eulalia Conley;E. Bruce Wedge; Curtee Brown; Robert C. Weaver.

0302 Housing "L," [1956-1963]. 79pp.Major Topics: Requests for information on housing discrimination; Savannah,

Georgia; New Haven, Connecticut; and Providence, Rhode Island, urban renewalprograms; David Lawrence's appointment as chairman of the President'sCommittee on Equal Opportunity in Housing; housing discrimination complaints;complaint regarding de facto segregation in New Jersey public housing and inNew Rochelle, New York, public schools; report of the Civil Rights Bureau of theNew York State attorney general's office; minority group participation in policymaking boards connected with urban renewal programs; proposed Rhode Islandfair housing legislation; Williams College (Williamstown, Massachusetts) paneldiscussion on racial discrimination in housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Lucille Black; W. W. Law; Jack E.Wood Jr.; David Lawrence; Jack Greenberg; Roy Wilkins; Joseph G. LeCount;

Louis J. Lefkowitz; Shirley A. Siegel; Richard C. Lee; George S. Lima; Ermino P.Lisbon; Kenneth B. Low.

0381 Louisiana--Baton Rouge-Slidell, 1957-1965. 17pp.Major Topics: East Baton Rouge and New Orleans housing discrimination

complaints; Louis Le Doux's appointment as chairman of Lake Charles BranchHousing Committee; New Orleans urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Murphy W. Bell; John A. Morsell; Lewis M. Steel; LouisLe Doux; Arthur Chapital; Clarence Mitchell; Madison S. Jones.

0398 Housing "M," [1957-1963]. 104pp.Major Topics: Jack Wood Jr.'s invitations to attend Home Manufacturer's

Association Convention and the New Jersey State Federation of Realtists AnnualDinner Conference; Thurgood Marshall's attack on New Jersey African Americanreal estate dealers; direct loan program for housing for the elderly; statisticalreports on urban renewal programs in Region VI; NAACP criticism of the UrbanRenewal Administration and its policies; complaint regarding future use of Tri-CityVillage development in Gary, Indiana; requests for information on housingproblems; housing discrimination in New York State; New York fair housinglegislation; failure of the Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit Program; complaintregarding sites chosen for public housing by the Quincy, Illinois, HousingAuthority; proposed Cleveland, Ohio, fair housing ordinance; Baltimore,Maryland, urban renewal program; proposed nationwide NAACP housingdemonstration; proposed Maryland and Ohio fair housing legislation; policiesregarding resale of properties foreclosed on by the FHA; proposed MidwestRegional Housing Conference; complaints regarding relocation housing servicesof Indiana urban renewal programs; racial discrimination complaint regarding saleor rental of FHA insured housing in Springfield, Ohio.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Jerome J. Madigan; Mildred Mahoney;T. V. Mangum; Madison S. Jones; Robert H. Martin; Norman P. Mason; CharlotteC. Meacham; John A. Morsell; George Metcalf; George H. Hutchinson; MorrisMilgrim; Clarence Mitchell; Juanita Mitchell; Walter Sondheim Jr.; Carolyn D.Moore; Edna Morris; William R. Morris; Constance Baker Motley; U. S.Munnerlyn.

Group III, Box A-1600502 Housing "Me," [1960-1963]. 32pp.

Major Topics: Proposed New York fair housing legislation; complaints regardingurban renewal programs in Glen Cove, Rockville Centre, Long Beach andHuntington, New York; request for information on housing discrimination; meetingof the Board of Directors of the National Housing Conference, Inc.; Housing Actof 1954; cooperative housing proposal for Harlem; report on effects of PresidentKennedy's executive order banning discrimination in federally assisted housing.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert MacCrate; Davis McEntire;Thomas J. McGee; Booker T. McGraw; Madison S. Jones; Lawrence McVoy II.

0534 Maryland--Baltimore-Montgomery County, 1956-1961. 28pp.Major Topics: Baltimore urban renewal program; resolution by Baltimore Housing

Authority eliminating segregation in public housing; Baltimore and Rockvillehousing discrimination complaints; complaint regarding Keyser, West Virginia,public housing site; requests for information on housing problems.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Bowen Jackson; Linwood G. KogerJr.; Clarence Mitchell; Richard L. Steiner; John A. Morsell; Juanita Mitchell; RoyWilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0562 Massachusetts--General: Berkshire County-Springfield, 1956-1963. 61pp.Major Topics: Survey of housing problems in Berkshire County; Berkshire County

urban renewal planning; Pittsfield low-rental housing program; opposition by state

realtors to high property taxes; Newton Fair Housing Practices Committeemeeting; requests for information on open-occupancy private housing inSpringfield; appointment of Minor Loving as Springfield Branch HousingCommittee chairman; proposed Springfield fair housing ordinance.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Lucille Black; Frank T. Walker; AlanMcClennen; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Walter C. Carrington; William C. Jackson; BessieWooldridge; Ruth Loving; Minor Loving; Rebecca M. Johnson.

0623 Massachusetts--Boston, 1956-1963. 114pp.Major Topics: Request for information on open-occupancy housing; Madison

Jones's visit; segregation patterns in Acton; Boston Branch Housing Committeereports; Massachusetts Committee for Fair Housing Practices; proposed statefair-housing practices law; urban renewal program; Boston Branch schedule ofhousing conferences; Boston Branch state of position on urban renewal;relocation programming and responsibility; Boston Housing Authority policies andprograms.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Gloster B. Current; Constance Eldred;Roy Wilkins; Lucille Black; Edward L. Cooper; Iris M. Thompson; Larkland F.Hewitt; Herbert E. Tucker Jr.; George Snowden; Alfred E. Smith; Walter C.Carrington; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Melnea Cass; Rheable Edwards; Kenneth Guscott.

0737 McCall's Magazine Project, 1956. 69pp.Major Topics: NAACP cooperation; proposed article on problems of first African

American families moving into all-white neighborhoods.Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Ernest C. Havemann; Leon Scott;

Raphael Hendrix; Lester Roxin; Walter Harvey; Don Rumsey; Alex Gibbons Jr.;George Bland; Howard Robinson; Carl R. Johnson; Valla D. Abbington; ThomasH. Brown; J. Emmett Mclver; Mary E. Durham; Tyree S. Jones; Harold Moss;William Thompson Jr.; Carl Finley; Frank D. Davis; Walter Gay; Charles H.Foggio; William Sones; Audrey M. Woodson; George Davis; William T. PatrickJr.; Robert Forsberg; Arthur Jackson; William McKinley Thomas; Thomas G.Neusom; Ruth Green; McDonald Isaacs; Edward H. Coleman; James B. Lassiter;Robert DeFrantz; Archie M. Greenlee; W. W. Plummer; Duane L. Roberts; HenryMcSmith; Edward Nichols; William Cratic; Frank M. Smith; Ester Spruill; J. B.Taylor; William W. Williams; Odell Taliaferro; Bernard Toliver.

0806 Meetings, 1956. 23pp.Major Topics: Meeting of housing chairmen of all New York NAACP Branches; New

York State Conference of Branches meeting; District 10 (Manhattan) PlanningBoard meetings; meeting of HHFA officials with representatives of national publicinterest organizations; Harlem slum clearance and housing program; jointmeeting of the New York State Committee on Discrimination in Housing and theNational Committee Against Discrimination in Housing; New York City HousingAuthority programs.

Principal Correspondents: Laska F. Strachan; Clara Butler; Angela J. McLinn;Matthew Morton; Ulysses Hasting; George Bland; Philip A. Wolf; Aldric B. Reid;Madison S. Jones; George Gregory Jr.; Flora Y. Hatcher; Leslie S. Perry; John A.Morsell; Arnold P. Johnson; Algernon D. Black; Roy Wilkins; Lee Molinaro; PhilipJ. Cruise.

0829 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1963-1965. 161pp.Major Topics: NAACP complaint regarding racially discriminatory policies in

mortgage lending practices and real estate operations; meeting with NAACPrepresentatives; Chicago Branch boycott and demonstrations.

Principal Correspondents: Frederick W. Ecker; Barbara Moore; Mark Rosenman;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Bernard H. Jackson; John A. Morsell; Frank C.Lowe; Daniel Safran; Gilbert Fitzhugh; Charles H. Warr; Dempsey J. Travis;Bindley C. Cyrus; Charles G. Dougherty; Theodore A. Jones; Albert Brooks.

Reel 7Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-160 cont.0001 Michigan--Benton Harbor-Royal Oak, 1957-1962. 66pp.

Major Topics: Askew v. Benton Harbor Housing Commission case; Benton Harborhousing discrimination complaints; low-rent public housing program in BentonHarbor; Benton Harbor, Flint, Port Huron, and Royal Oak urban renewalprograms; request for investigation of arson of African American homes in CassCounty; request for information regarding open-occupancy private housing inFlint; establishment of a Human Relations Commission in Flint; Inkster housingconditions; proposed state fair-housing legislation; appointment of a housingcommission in Mount Clemens; Otis Lawrence's appointment as president andHousing Committee chairman of the Oakland County Branch.

Principal Correspondents: Theodore Leskes; Sol Rabkin; Madison S. Jones; MarieNelson; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Wilbert Smith; Will Branscumb; Eldon Butzbaugh;John A. Morsell; G. Mennen Williams; Roy Wilkins; James L. Holloway; GlosterB. Current; Herman Gibson; E. L. Holmes; Robert W. Rawls; Samuel Duncan;Arthur W. Meek; Edward M. Turner; Prince Drewry; Otis Lawrence; Leroy J. KingSr.

0067 Michigan--Ann Arbor, 1957-1959. 38pp.Major Topics: Requests for information on housing problems; establishment of a

Human Relations Commission; Ann Arbor and Battle Creek urban renewalprograms; Citizen's Committee on Intergroup Relations; Rose Gibson'sappointment as Branch Housing Committee chairman; proposed city ordinance toeliminate discrimination in housing; state investigation of Willow WoodsDevelopment Company.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Albert H. Wheeler; John A. Morsell;Rose C. Gibson; Lucille G. Parks; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Herbert Tillman.

0105 Michigan--Battle Creek, 1956-1958. 24pp.Major Topics: Housing conditions; difficulties obtaining mortgage loans for African

Americans; flood control project; death of NAACP Branch President John Evans;appointments of James Golden and Donley Jones as Branch Housing CommitteeChairman.

Principal Correspondents: John Evans; Madison S. Jones; Marguerite M. Leenaars;Cornelius Johnson; James Golden; Elmer A. Scudder; Donley Jones.

0129 Michigan--Detroit, 1956-1964. 130pp.Major Topics: Detroit and Royal Oak urban renewal programs; Madison Jones's visit

to Detroit, Saginaw, and Grand Rapids; state Democratic Party calls for end tosegregation; complaints regarding Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit Program;proposed investigation of racial restrictions practiced by the Detroit Real EstateBoard; Detroit Branch Executive Secretary's report; housing discriminationcomplaints; NAACP state housing conference; Governor G. Mennen Williams'saddress to the United Northwestern Realty Association; demonstrations againstprivate apartment buildings which discriminate against African Americans; DetroitBranch, NAACP et al. v. City of Detroit et al. case.

Principal Correspondents: William T. Patrick Jr.; Madison S. Jones; Roy Wilkins;William H. Oliver; W. W. Plummer; Edward M. Turner; Arthur L. Johnson; WilliamPrice; Elmer Green; James W. Bell; Duane L. Roberts; Roy Wilkins; DeHartHubbard; Samuel Simmons; Jack E. Wood Jr.; G. Mennen Williams.

0259 Michigan--Grand Rapids, 1957-1958. 43pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's visit; urban renewal program; housing discrimination

complaints.Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; W. W. Plummer; Hillary Bissell; David

McNamara; Keith Honey; Stanley Davis.0302 Michigan--Jackson, 1957-1959. 33pp.

Major Topics: Housing conference; urban renewal program; Jackson Branch massmeetings; minority housing survey; proposed "open city" policy for dealing withAfrican American relocation problem; report of the Steering Committee of theCitizen's Committee for Better Housing; proposed city ordinance prohibitingdiscrimination and segregation in housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; William F. Goler; Mary Bennett; LeonM. Roberson; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0335 Michigan--Kalamazoo, 1956-1958. 38pp.Major Topics: Duane Roberts' appointments as State Housing Chairman; Michigan

state housing conference; urban renewal program; proposed establishment of ahuman relations commission.

Principal Correspondents: Duane L. Roberts; Madison S. Jones; Edward M. Turner.

Group III, Box A-1610373 Michigan--Lansing, 1957-1961. 40pp.

Major Topics: NAACP state legislative conference; statewide conference on housingand civil rights; 1959 annual report of the Michigan State Conference ofBranches; report on the origin, history, and accomplishments of the LansingBranch, NAACP; urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Jerry Coomes; Roy Wilkins; Madison S. Jones; John A.Hannah; Josephine Ferguson Wharton; G. Mennen Williams; Charles S. Brown;William W. Layton; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Leon M. Roberson; John A. Morsell;Edward M. Turner; Hesper A. Jackson.

0413 Michigan--Muskegon Heights, 1956-1958. 26pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's visit; housing discrimination complaints; housing

conference; proposed construction of rental housing for occupancy by minoritygroup families; urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Gladys Givan; Charles M. Waugh;DeHart Hubbard; Cleo A. Richardson; Doris Rucks; John A. Morsell.

0439 Michigan--River Rouge, 1956. 90pp.Major Topics: Ecorse housing developments; Ecorse public low-rent housing

project; proposed policy of racial integration in public housing projects operatedby the River Rouge Housing Authority; River Rouge and Ecorse housingdiscrimination complaints; Ecorse urban renewal plans and program; PublicHousing Administration investigation of Ecorse public housing project; newspaperarticles regarding graft and corruption by Ecorse city administration; CharlesWarfield's appointment as NAACP Branch president.

Principal Correspondents: Daniel B. Neusom; Madison S. Jones; Henry Walker;Louis Jordan; Ivan D. Carson; William E. Hill; Edward M. Turner; CharlesWarfield.

0529 Michigan--River Rouge (Ecorse), 1957-1958,1961. 102pp.Major Topics: Site selection for Ecorse public housing project; Ecorse and River

Rouge urban renewal programs; Madison Jones's visit to Ecorse; proposedintegration of River Rouge Police Department; Ecorse Civic Associationmeetings; Ecorse Committee of Tomorrow meeting; Ecorse relocation report.

Principal Correspondents: Arthur L. Johnson; Madison S. Jones; Edward M. Turner;Charles Warfield; George G. Johnson; William E. Hill; Philip G. Sadler; Daniel B.

Neusom; William E. Gist; Wilbert Covington; Beatrice B. Mair; Lasker Smith;Caulton Ray Jr.; John P. McCollum.

0631 Michigan--Saginaw, 1956-1957. 51pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's visit; questions regarding Saginaw Housing

Commission policies; request for information regarding open occupancy privatehousing; qualifications for persons applying for tenancy in Saginaw HousingCommission projects; proposal to end racial segregation in public housing;housing discrimination complaints; urban renewal program; Citizen's HousingCode Study Committee.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Henry McSmith; Herman Gibson;Duane L. Roberts; Robert J. Bliss; Carl C. Poston Jr.; Henry G. Marsh;Constance Baker Motley; James Ellis.

0682 Michigan--Willow Run, 1956-1963. 58pp.Major Topics: Housing conditions; Ecorse and Port Huron urban renewal programs;

housing discrimination complaints; redevelopment plan; complaint regardingalleged refusal of Federal National Mortgage Association to buy mortgages inintegrated developments; Superior Township Board resolution prohibitingdiscrimination and segregation in public housing; state investigation of WillowWoods Development Company; urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Fred Woods; Duane L. Roberts;Thomas Ducksworth; Edward M. Turner; Samuel J. Simmons; DeHart Hubbard;Montrose J. Brook Sr.; Edwin C. Oakes; G. Mennen Williams; John A. Morsell;Roy Wilkins.

0740 Michigan--Ypsilanti, 1956-1962. 36pp.Major Topics: Housing conditions; housing discrimination complaints; alleged

refusal of Federal National Mortgage Association to buy mortgages in integrateddevelopments; state investigation of Willow Run public housing program and theWillow Run Development Company; Willow Run relocation program; Ypsilantiurban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Myrtis Stinson; Amos Washington;J. Stanley Baughman; Edward M. Turner; C. M. Pendleton; Thomas J.Duckworth; William Slayton; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Margaret Eaglin.

0776 Military Housing, 1956. 10pp.Major Topics: Department of Defense nondiscriminatory occupancy pattern policy;

efforts to secure adequate off-base housing for African American militarypersonnel.

Principal Correspondents: James C. Evans; Madison S. Jones; Roy Wilkins;Norman P. Mason.

0786 Minnesota--St. Paul, 1956-1960. 177pp.Major Topics: NAACP Branch housing program; Carl Weschcke and Richard Fox's

appointments as St. Paul Branch Housing Committee chairman; proposed open-occupancy ordinance; draft housing code proposal; minutes of St. Paul BranchExecutive Committee meeting; urban renewal program; report on survey ofresidents displaced by the St. Anthony Expressway; statewide fair housingconference; Governors' Conference on Civil Rights; passage of Minnesota Statefair-housing legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Morris Milgram; Carl L. Weschcke;Frank M. Smith; Constance Baker Motley; Charles A. Sawyer; Richard K. Fox Jr.;Ernest C. Cooper; Jack E. Wood Jr.; John A. Morsell; Robert L. Carter; Louis P.Sheahan.

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General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-161 cont.0001 Minnesota--Worthington, 1964. 3pp.

Major Topic: Housing conditions and problems.Principal Correspondents: John A. Morsell; John T. Greene.

0004 Miscellany, 1956-1963. 42pp.Major Topics: New York City urban renewal projects; Seward Park cooperative

housing site relocation program; 26th National Family Life Conventionresolutions; San Francisco, California, housing report; Second Puerto RicanYouth Conference; municipal fair housing measures to prohibit discrimination inpublic housing; proposed nationwide NAACP demonstration for an executiveorder prohibiting discrimination in federally assisted housing; Federal Civil RightsCommission report on housing discrimination; orientation for action project inhousing; Area Redevelopment Administration policies on racial discrimination;letter urging all NAACP branches to appoint Housing Committees; NAACPhousing complaint form; proposed program to eliminate slums.

Principal Correspondents: Roger Schafer; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Roy Wilkins; HenryLee Moon; Edward J. Odom Jr.; Dennis Gardner; Herbert L. Wright; J. FrancisPohlhaus; Jack Greenberg; Madison S. Jones.

0046 Mississippi--Corinth-West Point, [1956-1965]. 36pp.Major Topics: Report and affidavits relating to Corinth urban renewal and poverty

program; white opposition to Corinth urban renewal program; provision forminority group representation on Citizen's Advisory Committees for urbanrenewal projects; Vicksburg housing discrimination complaints; complaintsregarding West Point urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Alexander Gaither; Robert Jones; Madison S. Jones;Medgar W. Evers; A. L. Thompson; Roy Wilkins; Alfred Baker Lewis; Jack E.Wood Jr.

0082 Missouri--Kansas City, 1957-1962. 37pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's visit; urban renewal program; housing discrimination

complaints; proposed statement on integration by Kansas City Housing Authority;relocation problems; Sheraton Estates development financial problems; KansasCity Branch housing program; report to the United States Commission on CivilRights on housing and urban renewal in Missouri.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Carl R. Johnson; Claude Bewley;Thomas Webster; Isadore Gross Jr.; Gertrude Keith; Frankie M. Freeman;Leonard H. Carter; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0119 Missouri--St. Louis, 1956-1962. 94pp.Major Topics: Integration policy of the St. Louis Housing and Land Clearance

Authorities; St. Louis Branch Housing Committee activities; requests for NAACPhousing materials; St. Louis urban renewal plans and program; Mill Creek Valleyredevelopment project; 4th Annual Report of the West End CommunityConference; Webster Grove urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Charles L. Ferris; Madison S. Jones; Valla D. Abbingtdn;George Weaver; Morris Henderson; Robert F. Mack; Roy Wilkins; Frankie M.Freeman; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Margaret Bush Wilson.

Group III, Box A-1620213 Modern Community Developers, Inc., 1957-1959. 96pp.

Major Topics: Formation; goals; Founding Dinner; First Annual Averell HarrimanEqual Housing Opportunity Award; stock subscription agreement; prospectus;

progress reports; National Advisory Committee acceptance list; National AdvisoryCommittee meetings.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Morris Milgram; Roy Wilkins; GlosterB. Current; A. Philip Randolph; John A. Morsell; Irving Leos; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Jackie Robinson; David H. Scull.

0309 Modern Community Developers, Inc., 1960-1965. 88pp.Major Topics: Progress reports; Progress Development Corporation and Modem

Community Developers, Inc. v. James C. Mitchell et al. case; stockholdersmeetings; goals; integration of Deerfield, Illinois; National Committee on Tithing inInvestment; U.S. Coast Guard recruitment practices with respect to AfricanAmericans; establishment of Planned Communities, Inc. and the Mutual RealEstate Investment Trust.

Principal Correspondents: Benjamin J. Anderson; Roy Wilkins; Morris Milgram;Gloster B. Current; Marvin Weisbord; David H. Scull; Robert L. Carter; John A.Morsell; Donald M. Fraser.

0397 Housing "N," [1956-1962]. 43pp.Major Topics: Requests for housing materials; St. Paul, Minnesota, housing

program; speaking engagements by Jack Wood; National Apartment OwnersAssociation, Inc. opposition to public housing programs; Lawyers Guild Reviewissue on integration in housing; National Planning Association proposal for aWhite House conference dealing with problems of metropolitan growth; New YorkCity slum clearance program; minutes of North Queensview Homes, Inc. Boardof Directors.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Madison S. Jones; Russell W. Nash;Henry DeLaurence; Joseph E. McGrath; David Scribner; Roy Wilkins; W. AverellHarriman; John A. Morsell; Henry Lee Moon.

0440 National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials, 1956-1960. 30pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's address at NAHRO Conference; nominations for

officers and board members; 24th Annual Conference program; conferenceinvitations; program for Middle Atlantic Regional Council Conference; lectureseries by New York Metropolitan Chapter.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Ellis Ash; John D. Lange; Leo A.Geary; Harold Klorfein; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Delmore Brick.

0470 National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials, 1956-1959. 63pp.Major Topics: Survey of racial and ethnic relations problems in the housing field;

production of film on housing discrimination; special report on role of intergrouprelations agencies in combatting housing discrimination; NAIRO Commission onHousing and Family Life.

Principal Correspondents: Edward Rutledge; Roy Wilkins; Madison S. Jones; HelenE. Amerman; Bowen Jackson; Marshall Bragdon; Leo A. Merriwether; Richard V.Marks; John G. Feild; Davis McEntire; Harold A. Lett; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0533 NAIRO Housing Survey--San Francisco, 1956. 59pp.Major Topic: Report on programs of intergroup relations agencies and views of

executives on the problems of minorities in the field of housing.Principal Correspondent: Helen E. Amerman.

0592 National Association of Real Estates Boards [National Association of RealEstate Brokers], 1956-1964. 25pp.

Major Topics: Annual Conventions; NAACP complaint regarding discriminatorypractices; San Francisco, California, urban renewal program; petition to PresidentEisenhower urging him to uphold Supreme Court civil rights decisions.

Principal Correspondents: Lorenzo V. Spencer; F. Henry Williams; J. FrancisPohlhaus; Madison S. Jones; Nathaniel Colley; Willis E. Carson; George S.Harris; Robert C. Weaver; T. H. Mayberry; Roy Wilkins; Edward E. Mendenhall;Edward Rutledge; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0617 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1956-1957. 165pp.Major Topics: NAACP contributions; fund-raising activities; report on dismissals of

Frank Home and Corienne Morrow from the Racial Relations Service of theHHFA; Conference on Discrimination in Housing; Executive Board meetings;literature list; complaints regarding racial segregation in federal housingprograms; report on relationship between racial integration and site selection forpublic housing; Executive Director's reports; draft statement on housing;publication of Trends in Housing news bulletin; program suggestions; proposedNew York fair-housing practices legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Frances Levenson; Gloster B. Current;Constance Baker Motley; George Weaver; Algernon D. Black; John A. Morsell;Madison S. Jones; Prescott Bush; Albert M. Cole; Edna Merson; Dwight D.Eisenhower; Theodore Leskes; Sol Rabkin; Laska F. Strachan.

0782 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1958-1961. 125pp.Major Topics: NAACP contributions; fund-raising activities; report on major housing

problems; New York City, Rutledge, Pennsylvania, and Collins Park, Delaware,housing discrimination complaints; meetings with HHFA representatives, UrbanRenewal Commissioner and FHA Commissioner; NAACP Region II HousingWorkshop and Conference; program suggestions; study of FHA intergrouprelations policies and programs; St. Louis, Missouri, employment discriminationcase; proposed executive order to prohibit discrimination in federally assistedhousing programs; proposed New York fair-housing legislation; complaintsregarding discrimination in FHA and VA insured housing; FHA nondiscriminationpolicy; testimony presented before the Democratic Party Platform Committeehearings in New York City; background statement on government involvement inhousing; Ohio State University nondiscrimination housing policy; Executive Boardmeetings; complaints regarding racial discrimination in housing experienced byUN ambassadors.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Algernon D. Black; Madison S. Jones;Frances Levenson; Margaret L. Fisher; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Norman P. Mason;John A. McDermott; Robert C. Weaver; Walter C. Wynn; Herbert McClain;William A. Kelley; J. Francis Pohlhaus.

0907 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1962-1965. 161pp.Major Topics: Meeting with Assistant Attorney General Burke Marshall; NAACP

contributions; Trends in Housing news bulletins; National Conference on EqualOpportunity in Housing; decision in Deerfield, Illinois, housing case; fund-raisingactivities; death of Herbert H. Lehman; racial discrimination complaint against theNational Association of Real Estate Brokers; termination of federal financing forCalifornia urban renewal programs following passage of Proposition 14;statement and recommendations on executive order prohibiting discrimination infederally assisted housing; National Legal Conference on Equal Opportunity inHousing in Berkeley, California; recommendations of the President's Committeeon Equal Opportunity in Housing; Bell Telephone Laboratories housing program;position statement on nationwide open housing market; report on fair housingstatutes and ordinances; report on reorganization and program activities; list ofmembers of the Education and Program Committee, the Information andPublications Committee, the Legal Committee, the Ad Hoc Housing-SchoolCommittee, and the Executive Committee.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Algernon D. Black;Frances Levenson; Joseph B. Robison; Robert F. Kennedy; Whitney M. YoungJr.; Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell; Margaret L. Fisher; Edward B. Muse;William R. Valentine; Edward Rutledge.

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General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-162 cont.0001 National Housing Conference, Inc., 1956-1963. 77pp.

Major Topics: Annual meetings; Henry Lee Monn's resignation from the Board ofDirectors; nomination and election of Madison Jones for seat on Board ofDirectors; Senate Subcommittee on Housing hearings on housing legislation;D.C. redevelopment plans; NAACP study of state and municipal housingactivities; newsletters; proposed Housing Act of 1959; activities.

Principal Correspondents: Lee F. Johnson; Reginald A. Johnson; Madison S. Jones;Henry Lee Moon; M. B. Satterfield; Leslie S. Perry; Roy Wilkins; John A. Morsell;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Francis X. Servaites; Nathaniel S. Keith.

Group III, Box A-1630078 National Urban League, 1956-1961. 89pp.

Major Topics: Program for Human Relations Institute; report on open occupancyhousing; urban renewal institutes; Paget Alves' statement to the National UrbanLeague Urban Renewal Institute at Elizabeth, New Jersey; New York City-WideHousing Committee minutes of meetings; record of consultation with MadisonJones of the NAACP; housing bulletins; information concerning the RochelleArms housing discrimination case; report of Lincoln Square Subcommittee of theNew York City-Wide Housing Committee; Oakland, California, RedevelopmentAgency nondiscrimination policy; statement by Herbert Hill on discrimination onthe New York waterfront; policy statement on urban renewal, public housing, anddesegregation; statement by Samuel Thompson regarding social action in urbanrenewal; address by Reginald Johnson on making democracy work in housing.

Principal Correspondents: Jacques E. Wilmore; Madison S. Jones; Richard Maass;Frank J. Meistrell; Reginald A. Johnson; Paget L. Alves; Roy Wilkins; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Joseph E. Terbell; Myron S. Isaacs; Shelton B. Granger; Herbert Hill;Samuel Thompson; J. Philip Waring.

0167 Nebraska--Omaha, 1957-1965. 23pp.Major Topics: Gerald Morris appointed chairman of Omaha Branch Housing

Committee; protests of African Americans moving into all-white neighborhood inLincoln; Omaha Branch Housing Committee activities report; armed forceshousing problems in Omaha; housing discrimination complaints; Omaha urbanrenewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Gerald L. Morris; Frederick D.Williams; Lawrence McVoy II; Jack E. Wood Jr.; John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins.

0190 Nevada--Babbitt-Reno, [1957-1962]. 15pp.Major Topics: NAACP demand for ban on housing segregation at Babbitt Naval

Depot and at Stead Air Force Base near Reno; requests for housing materials;Reno housing discrimination complaint.

Principal Correspondents: Lester P. Bailey; Irene Parker; Eddie B. Scott; Jack E.Wood Jr.

0205 New England Regional Conference, 1956-1962. 58pp.Major Topics: Margaret Williams's appointment as Regional Housing Committee

chairman; list of housing chairmen of NAACP branches in New England RegionalConference; housing program; housing clinic; recommendations for action; reportof the Pittsfield Area Council of Churches Committee on Discrimination inHousing; proposed Connecticut fair-housing legislation; newsletters; ExecutiveBoard meetings; report on laws affecting discrimination in housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Herman Lee; Margaret Williams;Margaret Peters Ardrey; Frank T. Walker; Andrew Harris; Ruth M. Batson; JackE. Wood Jr.; C. Roy Jackson; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current.

0263 New Jersey--General: Asbury Park-Wildwood, 1956-1965. 137pp.Major Topics: Asbury Park, Bayonne, Belvidere, Paterson, Pennsgrove, and

Wildwood housing discrimination complaints; proposed creation of a BridgtonHousing Authority; public hearings on low-cost housing for Bridgton; report onhousing conditions in East Orange, Old Bridge, and Passaic; NAACP oppositionto construction of segregated housing for African Americans in Englewood;harassment of African American families in Hackensack; state legislationprohibiting discrimination in rental of apartments on which mortgage isguaranteed by the FHA; housing discrimination complaint against the LongBranch Housing Authority; Montclair, Perth Amboy, and Plainfield urban renewalprograms; New Jersey Citizen's Date Book; article on African American-whiterelations in Teaneck.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Russell C. Caution; Roy Wilkins; JackE. Wood Jr.; John A. Morsell; Jackson Goolsby; Irene Smith; Mary E. Williams;Solomon Riley; Samuel Williams; Vivian B. Makle; Michael Inganamort; StephenL. Javna; Augustus Harrison; Daisy Curry; Gloster B. Current; Constance BakerMotley; John W. Flamer; Clifford R. Moore; C. P. Williams; Robert Meyner;James Blair; Joseph Greene; Mitchell Hill; Wendell J. Williams; James G. AustinSr.; Howard John O'Connor; Mary Wilson; Arthur Johnson; William Danner Sr.;Calvin D. Banks; Harold A. Lett.

0400 New Jersey--Jersey City, 1956-1962. 31 pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal program; redevelopment plan; racial discrimination

complaint against Jersey City Housing Authority; housing discriminationcomplaints; report on Jersey City Housing Authority programs and policies.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Fred Martin; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Raymond A. Brown; William Slayton; Addison M. McLeon; Robert L. Carter;Thomas Cangemi; Samuel C. Difeo.

0431 New Jersey--Levittown, 1956-1960. 36pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination complaints; passage of state fair-housing

practices legislation; racial discrimination complaint against William Levitt;meeting with FHA Commissioner Norman Mason regarding discriminatorypractices at Levittown.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; U. S. Wiggins; Calvin D. Banks;Charles Haynes; Robert Meyner; Roy Wilkins; Brendan T. Byrne; David D.Furman; Thomas Montalbo; Frances Levenson; Samuel Williams; JackieRobinson; John P. Milligan.

0467 New Jersey--New Brunswick, 1956-1963. 31 pp.Major Topics: NAACP Branch housing program; construction of Pine Grove Manor

cooperative housing development; Rutgers University nondiscrimination policy inoff-campus housing; availability of integrated housing; New Jersey CommitteeAgainst Discrimination in Housing activities; Rutgers University Conference onFair Housing; New Jersey Civil Rights Leadership Conference.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Marion Rieman; Harry E. Jones;Herbert L. Wright; Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Irvine Kerrison; Alan Kuker;Donald Ralph.

0498 New Jersey--Newark, 1956-1962. 28pp.Major Topics: NAACP policy statement on public housing; Herbert Tate appointed

State Housing chairman; NAACP Branch housing program; Harold Ashbyappointed Newark Branch Housing Committee chairman; housing discriminationresolution; racial discrimination complaint regarding article in publication of theNewark Real Estate Board; African American-white relations in Teaneck; state

fair-housing legislation; report on Jersey City Housing Authority policies andprograms.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Herbert Tate; Samuel A. Williams;August Meier; Harold J. Ashby; J. Mercer Burrell; James A. Pawley; PaulHartman; Theodore Leskes; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Isham Jones.

0526 New Jersey--Trenton, 1956-1963. 85pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination complaints; urban renewal and slum clearance

programs; Braxton v. Trenton Housing. Authority case; Trenton Housing Authoritynondiscrimination policy; Deane Good appointed Branch Housing CommitteeChairman; Coalport relocation procedures; racial discrimination complaint againstWilliam Levitt; report on policies and programs of the Jersey City HousingAuthority.

Principal Correspondents: Joseph R. Ray; Carolyn D. Moore; Madison S. Jones;George K. Cole; Harold A. Lett; Deane H. Good; David D. Furman; Roy Wilkins;Robert B. Meyner; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Louis Josephson; Thomas O. Meredith;George S. Pfaus; Richard J. Hughes.

0611 New Mexico--Albuquerque-Cloudcroft, 1956-1963. 42pp.Major Topics: Complaint regarding construction of segregated housing for military

personnel in Albuquerque; proposed state legislation to prohibit discrimination inthe conduct of business; Albuquerque Branch Housing Committee report; surveyof minority housing needs in Albuquerque; proposed state fair-housinglegislation.

Principal Correspondents: C. Walker Hayes; Madison S. Jones; Constance BakerMotley; A. Maceo Smith; William H. Royal; Hobart L. LaGrone; Jack E. Wood Jr.;James A. Johnson.

0653 New York--Cities: Auburn-Yonkers, 1956-1965. 181pp.Major Topics: Auburn housing discrimination case; working paper of the Chappaqua

Fair Housing Group; housing conditions for African American students atCortland state teacher's college; opening of Delano Village development; Elmiraand Middletown housing discrimination complaints; state fair-housing legislation;proposed public housing projects in Far Rockaway and Mt. Vernon; Greenburgh,Kingston, Middletown, Newburgh, Rockville Centre, and Spring Valley urbanrenewal programs; proposed low-cost housing development in Mamaroneck;decision in New Rochelle housing discrimination case; survey of New Rochellehousing practices; de facto segregation in New Rochelle public schools;Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Branch housing programs; Rochdale Villagedemonstrations protesting employment discrimination; call for investigation ofhousing conditions in Suffolk County; demonstrations in Spring Valley protestingfailure to establish local housing authority; state receivership legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Constance Baker Motley; John Schwaryk;William S. Andrews; David Kern; Madison S. Jones; George W. Snowden;William Stansbury; Clarence Mitchell; George R. Metcalf; James Glover; GlosterB. Current; Lovevine Freamon; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Everett Hodge; ShermanKimball; Leslie R. Agent; Lester Eisner; Paget Alves; James Gaynor; Sol Rabkin;Theodore Leskes; Curtis Bodison; Ellsworth Potter Sr.; Benjamin F. Bullock Jr.;Jennie Reed; Howard Snell; Zeddie Brown; Seymour Schuster; Edmund Gordon;William R. Scott; Thomas Brooks; Billie Gleichenhaus; Edmund O. Austin Jr.

0834 New York--Albany, 1956-1965. 34pp.Major Topics: Opposition to plans for federally assisted housing project; slum

clearance and urban renewal programs; proposed Schenectady fair housingordinance; Albany and New York City housing discrimination complaints;proposed state fair-housing legislation; proposed cooperative apartmentdevelopment in Bronx County; NAACP support for New York City rent controls.

Principal Correspondents: Herman Hilman; Mrs. Alfred Yankauer; M. MichaelDobris; Madison S. Jones; Clyde C. Criner; Louis C. Brewer; Athena Lord; JackE. Wood Jr.; Richard Logan; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Robert F. Wagner; DennisGardner; Herbert L. Wright; Roy Wilkins; Jacob S. Potofsky.

0868 New York--Brooklyn, 1956-1959. 29pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP housing materials; NAACP Branch meeting to

support passage of New York City fair housing ordinance; employmentdiscrimination complaint; CORE housing discrimination sit-in demonstrations;charts of actual cost of secondary financing and mortgage discounting.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; George Bland; Jack E. Wood Jr.;George Gregory Jr.

0897 New York--Buffalo, 1956-1961. 17pp.Major Topics: Minutes of housing workshop; impact of rent controls on the housing

market; housing discrimination complaints.Principal Correspondents: Laska Strachan; Madison S. Jones; Robert C. Weaver;

Howard T. Robinson; Raphael DuBard.

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General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-1640001 New York--Long Island, 1956-1963. 121 pp.

Major Topics: Housing workshop; urban renewal program; housing discriminationcomplaints; NAACP opposition to neighborhood referendums to decide housingand school attendance issues; Parkway Village Apartments rental policy;investigation of racial incidents in the Astoria area by the Mayor's Committee onIntergroup Relations; Planning Committee report on proposed Queens--NassauFall Institute; report of activities of the Brotherhood in Action Committee;construction of open-occupancy housing project in Amityville; rally tocommemorate the 300th Anniversary of the Flushing Remonstrance; jointconference of the Westchester NAACP branches and the Urban League toexpress support for state fair-housing practices legislation; Rockville Centreurban renewal program; requests for NAACP housing materials; investigation onpublic housing projects administered by the New York City Housing Authority;Rivershead slum clearance program; Lakeview housing conditions;demonstrations to protest housing discrimination.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Philip A. Wolf; William T. Stansbury;Grace Bliss; Roy Wilkins; B. William Steinberg; Henry Lee Moon; Gloster B.Current; Matilda H. Johnson; Joyce McCray; Laska Strachan; A. Vashti Brown;Florence V. Lucas; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Calvin D. Banks; Eugene Reed.

0122 New York City--Citizens Housing and Planning Council of New York, Inc., 1956-1964. 55pp.

Major Topics: Publications; housing symposium; James Scheuer's testimony onhousing discrimination; election of Board of Directors; support for the proposedHousing Act of 1957 and the New York City fair housing ordinance; speakingengagements by James Scheuer; reorganization of New York City HousingAuthority; New York State Conference of NAACP Branches housing report;Tenants Advisory Committee meetings; New York City relocation plans; NewYork City urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Ira S. Robbins; Roy Wilkins; James H. Scheuer; Arthur B.Spingarn; Roland Gammon; Madison S. Jones; Alfred Baker Lewis; John A.

McDermott; Robert F. Wagner; Henry Lee Moon; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Carita V.Roane; William Reid; John A. Morsell; Jane McCarthy; Eugene Reed.

0177 New York City--Commission on Intergroup Relations, 1956-1959. 39pp.Major Topics: Action study project on minority dispersion into the total housing

supply; state and city antidiscrimination laws affecting housing and urbanredevelopment; investigation of housing discrimination complaints; Alfred J.Marrow's appointment as Chairman; NAACP cooperation with Commission'sHousing Division; study on integrated housing; statement by Frank Home to thePotomac Chapter of the National Association of Housing and RedevelopmentOfficials.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Corienne R. Morrow; Frank S. Home;Wellington C. Beal; John Evans; Laska Strachan; George B. Lockwood; DorothyBorelli.

0216 New York--New York City, 1956-1959. 221pp.Major Topics: Meetings of New York City Branch Housing Committees; requests for

NAACP housing assistance; housing discrimination complaints; minutes ofmeeting of the Board of Directors of North Queensview Homes, Inc.; report onhousing segregation; proposed state legislation to improve housing conditions inHarlem; establishment of the Mortgage Facilities Corporation; NAACP oppositionto the North Harlem housing project; NAACP mass meeting on rent control;housing workshop; Housing Advisory Committee meetings; investigation ofhousing projects administered by the New York City Housing Authority; UNInternational Cooperative Community; reorganization of New York City HousingAuthority; Committee on Civil Rights in Manhatten, Inc. minutes of meetings;Harlem, New York City, Greenburgh, and Rockville Centre urban renewalprograms; District 10 Planning Board meeting; reports of unethical practices bythe New York real estate industry.

Principal Correspondents: Laska Strachan; Madison S. Jones; Raphael Hendrix;Matthew Morton; Aldric B. Reid; Florence V. Lucas; George Bland; MatildaJohnson; Angela J. McLinn; Philip A. Wolf; Ulysses Hasting; Henry Lee Moon;Hulan E. Jack; James L. Watson; Roy Wilkins; Russell P. Crawford; Robert F.Wagner; Edward S. Lewis; Thurgood Marshall; Albert Seay; Edward Rutledge;Grace Bliss; Robert Weaver; Elsie Carrington; Milton A. Galamison; NancyRucker; Angler Biddle Duke; Natalie Davison; Channing Tobias; George W.Snowden; A. Maceo Smith; Edna A. Marson; John A. Morsell; Gloria Gaston;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Ellsworth Potter Sr.; Russ Tramstein; Stanley H. Lowell; CaritaV. Roane; Robert M. Sentman; James W. Gaynor; James J. Lyons; Franz S.Leichter; George Gregory Jr.

0437 New York--New York City, 1960-1965. 180pp.Major Topics: Report of the Commission on Intergroup Relations; NAACP housing

workshops; public hearings on proposed changes to New York Cityantidiscrimination laws; urban renewal program; housing discriminationcomplaints; survey of Harlem housing conditions; Manhattan housing actionproject; racial discrimination complaint against Jersey City, New Jersey, HousingAuthority; New York City Housing Authority policies and programs; testimony byJohn Morsell before New York City Commission on Human Rights publichearings on blockbusting; address by Stanley Lowell; construction of StephenWise Towers public housing development; Metropolitan Council on Housingactivities; employment discrimination complaints; Eleanor Clark French'stestimony before the Temporary State Commission on Low Income Housing;report on equality in housing; Emergency Committee for More Low Rent Housingactivities; presidential executive order prohibiting discrimination in federallyassisted public housing.

Principal Correspondents: Robert F. Wagner; Alfred J. Marrow; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Jane Benedict; Roy Wilkins; James W. Gaynor; Calvin D. Banks; Herbert L.Wright; Henry Lee Moon; Dennis C. Gardner; Nelson A. Rockefeller; RobertChapman; Susan Harwig; William Reid; Ira S. Robbins; John A. Morsell; FrancisV. Madigan; Irving Goldaver; Stanley H. Lowell; John F. Kennedy; Jane Benedict;John Jennings; Edward Rutledge; George Fowler; Madison S. Jones; EleanorClark French; Edmund Sassoon; Jane McCarthy; Jacob Potofsky; Frank S.Home.

0617 New York City--Harlem Mortgage and Improvement Council, 1956-1957. 21 pp.Major Topics: Executive Committee meetings; NAACP cooperation; Annual Dinner

programs; proposed Mortgage Facilities Corporation law.Principal Correspondents: Constance Baker Motley; G. T. Davis; Roy Wilkins;

Madison S. Jones; W. Averell Harriman; Shirley Adelson Siegel.0638 New York City--New York City Housing Authority, 1956-1965. 63pp.

Major Topics: Meeting to discuss problems associated with slum clearanceprogram; policies and programs; complaints regarding site selection forconstruction of public housing projects; City Administrator's investigation;increase in size of Housing Authority police force; racial discrimination complaintsagainst Housing Authority; establishment of Racial Relations Department;housing discrimination complaints; fact sheets on public housing in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville, Central Harlem, Coney Island, East Harlem, the LowerEast Side, South Bronx, and the Upper West Side; intergroup relations trainingsessions for public housing project managers.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Philip J. Cruise; Frank S. Home;Paget L. Alves; Arnold P. Johnson; Channing Tobias; Edward S. Lewis; AlgernonD. Black; Robert F. Wagner; Roy Wilkins; John A. Morsell; William Reid; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Ira S. Robbins; William R. Valentine.

0701 New York City--Metropolitan Housing Council, 1959-1960. 28pp.Major Topics: Article on racial discrimination in metropolitan housing; proposal for

establishment of Metropolitan Housing Council; study of racially mixed housing inNew York State; summary of recommendations for organization and operation;statement opposing New York City Housing Authority's proposed sale of itsmiddle-income public housing projects.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood; Henry Lee Moon; Ralph Lee Smith; CaritaV. Roane; Edward Rutledge; Edna Merson; Nathan I. Burnett; Ester T. Rand.

0729 New York City--United Housing Foundation, 1956. 75pp.Major Topics: Reports; report of activities of Community Services, Inc.; minutes of

Board of Director's meetings; investigation of housing discrimination complaints;National Housing Conference Board of Director's meetings; proposedcooperative development.

Principal Correspondents: Roger Schafer; A. E. Kazan; Henry Lee Moon.0804 New York City--United Housing Foundation, 1957-1958. 115pp.

Major Topics: Review of objectives, programs, and work of the Foundation; minutesof Board of Director's meetings; reports; financial statement; study forcomprehensive rezoning of New York City; fund-raising activities; New York Cityurban renewal program; Community Services, Inc. operations; Trade UnionConference on Cooperative Housing.

Principal Correspondents: Betty W. Connors; Henry Lee Moon; Roger Schafer;Whitney Seymour; Robert Szold; James Felt; A. E. Kazan.

0919 New York--Port Chester, 1956-1962. 59pp.Major Topics: Middle-income housing problems; newspaper articles on housing

problems; proposed construction of middle-income cooperative housingdevelopment; housing discrimination complaints; community campaign for open-occupancy housing; proposed fair housing ordinance.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Robert S. Brown; Philip Sterling;Edward J. Hughes; Merle Cassell; Roger Schafer; Salvatore J. Rollo; RichardMcClain; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Thomas H. Allen.

Reel 11Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-1650001 New York--Rochester, 1956-1961. 38pp.

Major Topics: Branch housing meeting; housing discrimination complaints; speakingengagement by Jack E. Wood Jr.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Lois Price; Dorothy Menzies; RobertL. Carter; Obadiah Williamson; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0039 New York--Schnectady, 1956-1964. 50pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's speaking engagements; requests for NAACP

housing materials; report on discrimination in rental housing; fair housingordinance.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; James A. Stamper; Norman A.Mercer; James A. Moss.

0089 New York--Syracuse, 1956-1957, 1963. 44pp.Major Topics: Request for information on open-occupancy private housing; white

reactions to neighborhood integration; alleged discrimination in VA-financedhousing; NAACP Branch project to expand integrated housing; urban renewalprogram; protest demonstrations against African American relocation.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Donald Rumsey; J. Luther Sylvahn;Ernest Havemann; Robert L. Hale Jr.; Frances Levenson; James Scheuer;Constance Baker Motley; Robert R. Janks; Roy Wilkins; Robert E. Warr; Jack E.Wood Jr.

0133 New York--Westchester, 1957-1960. 144pp.Major Topics: Proposed fair housing ordinance; Committee on Housing

recommendations; New York State Commission Against Discrimination v.Pelham Hall Apartments, Inc. et al. case; urban renewal program; housingdiscrimination complaints; Westchester Citizen Housing Conference activities.

Principal Correspondents: Olive Campbell; Jacques E. Wilmore; Henry Spitz;Madison S. Jones; Roy Wilkins; Grover C. Hall Jr.; Paul R. Reynolds; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Alice M. Hecht.

0277 New York State Commission Against Discrimination, 1956-1957. 98pp.Major Topics: Reduction in budget by state legislature; state law against

discrimination; first annual report of the Governor's Housing Advisory Council;Rochester urban renewal program; minutes of meetings; integration in privatehousing accommodations; Housing Advisory Committee activities; list of FHAregional racial relations officers; NAIRO housing study; proposals for coordinationand use of citizen leadership in campaign to achieve equal opportunities andrights; public hearings; Queens County Council housing conference; actionconference on housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; James H. Scheuer; Edward Rutledge;William R. Valentine; Shirley S. Siegel; Harry C. Oppenheimer; Laska Strachan;John Feild; Alex Fuller; Louis M. Zimmerman; John A. Davis; Edward L. Carter.

0375 New York State Commission Against Discrimination, 1958-1962. 77pp.Major Topics: Manhattan Council activities; Norris C. Shervington v. Pelham Hall

Apartments, Inc. et al. case; procedures for handling housing discriminationcomplaints; Housing Advisory Council meetings; housing discrimination against

minority military personnel; possible commitments on fair housing practices;proposed state fair housing legislation; proposed clause on competitive housing;state and city laws affecting housing discrimination; student survey on off-campus housing facilities; complaints regarding Middletown urban renewalprogram; New York State Division of Housing policy on racial discrimination;report on problem areas in urban renewal and low-rent housing.

Principal Correspondents: Edward Rutledge; Harry C. Oppenheimer; Roy Wilkins;James H. Scheuer; James C. Evans; Edward L. Carter; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Algernon Black; Frances Levinson; Joseph B. Robison; Elmer A. Carter; JamesE. Allen Jr.; J. Edward Conway; Nelson A. Rockefeller; James Gaynor; MalcolmPeabody.

0452 New York State Committee on Discrimination in Housing, 1956-1963. 156pp.Major Topics: NAACP contributions; Executive Board meetings; conference on

housing desegregation in New York City; relationship of site selection to housingintegration; dismissals of Frank Home and Corienne Morrow from HHFA RacialRelations Service; financial report; testimony before New York Commission onIntergroup Relations; recommendations to achieve nonsegregation in public andpublicly assisted housing; appointment of Charles Abrams as Chairman; draftstate fair-housing practices legislation; memorandum on constitutionality ofMetcalf-Baker Fair Housing Practices Bill; opposition to proposal forestablishment of a civil rights bureau in the state attorney general's office;passage of Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs law outlawing discrimination in private housingin New York City; testimony at Federal Civil Rights Commission hearings in NewYork City on housing discrimination; construction of low-rent public housingprojects by New York City Housing Authority; Ohio State University ban ondiscrimination in off-campus housing; establishment of the President's Committeeon Equal Opportunity in Housing.

Principal Correspondents: Algernon Black; Roy Wilkins; Frances Levenson; John A.Morsell; Madison S. Jones; Charles Abrams; Robert F. Wagner; Averell E.Harriman; Philip J. Cruise; Will Maslow; Leo Pfeffer; Shad Polier; Joseph B.Robison; Richman Proskauer; Eleanor Roosevelt; Nelson A. Rockefeller; WalterMahoney; Joseph F. Carlino.

0608 New York State Conference of Branches, 1956-1962. 118pp.Major Topics: Invitations to 1956 Spring Meeting; housing workshop; Madison

Jones's testimony before the Special Subcommittee of the New York State JointLegislative Committee to Revise the Banking Law; list of members and officers ofthe New York Legislature; proposed state fair-housing practices legislation;statement submitted to 1958 New York State Democratic Platform Committee;housing reports; protest demonstration to secure fair housing law.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Bertram L. Baker; Laska Strachan;Effie Gordon; George Metcalf; James Scheuer; George W. Snowden; RoyWilkins; Robert L. Hale Jr.; Donald Rumsey; William Stansbury; EdwardRutledge; Robert C. Weaver; George M. Fleary; Jack E. Wood Jr.; JesseDeVore; Eugene Reed.

0726 New York State Division of Housing, 1961-1964. 286pp.Major Topics: Proposed state fair-housing legislation; New York City and Rockville

Centre urban renewal programs; state housing policy; state low-income housingprogram; plan to advance economic and racial integration through the state'surban renewal and housing programs; speech by James Gaynor at AnnualSpring Conference of the New York State Association of Urban RenewalOfficials; statistical summaries of programs.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; James Gaynor; Roy Wilkins; Sinclair T.Bourne; Hubert T. Delany.

Reel 12Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-1660001 New York State--General, 1956-1965. 133pp.

Major Topics: Symposium on the role of the Department of Welfare in thecommunity; action-study project on minority dispersion into the total housingsupply; New York State and City antidiscrimination laws affecting housing andurban redevelopment; proposed state fair-housing legislation; New York StateCommittee on Discrimination in Housing activities; relocation program; speechesby James Gaynor at Ninth Annual Housing Conference and at the Annual SpringConference of the New York State Association of Urban Renewal Officials;problem areas in low-rent housing and urban renewal; proposal for establishmentof an intergroup relations office within the New York State Division of Housing;receivership bill; limitation of state financing to urban renewal projects that plan toimprove integration in the community; New York State Division of Housingpolicies and programs; review of Relocation Committee activities.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Henry L. McCarthy; Clara Butler;Corienne R. Morrow; Gloster Current; Robert F. Wagner; Roy Wilkins; Elmer A.Carter; Joseph B. Robison; Algernon D. Black; James Farmer; Robert MacCrate;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Eugene Reed; James W. Gaynor; PaulGibson Jr.; R. Risley Dent; Lovevine Freamon Jr.

0134 The New York Times, 1959-1964. 21 pp.Major Topics: Proposal for establishment of a central relocation bureau

administered by the City of New York; 1959 developments in housingdiscrimination; support for the election of John F. Kennedy; Cape Canaveral,Florida, housing discrimination complaint; opposition to Brooklyn Heights publichousing project; National Association of Real Estate Boards position on urbanrenewal and fair housing laws.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Thomas Ennis; John B, Oakes.0155 Newspapers, 1959-1962. 12pp.

Major Topics: Augusta, Georgia, urban renewal controversy; report of the FederalCivil Rights Commission on segregation and discrimination in housing; demandfor presidential executive action against all forms of racial discrimination; NewYork receivership bill.

Principal Correspondents: Amos O. Holmes; Carl Murphy; Jack E. Wood Jr.; JamesL. Hicks.

0167 North Carolina--Charlotte-Winston-Salem, 1956-1961. 29pp.Major Topics: Establishment of a Housing Committee by the Charlotte Branch;

Norris Washington appointed chairman of the Fayette Branch HousingCommittee; proposal to advance integration in High Point; Monroe urban renewalprogram.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Kelly M. Alexander; Isaac Heard;Norris Washington; Robert H. Beatty; George Monk; E. Bruce Wedge; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Conrad J. Lynn; Walter E. Keyes; Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell;J. Francis Pohlhaus; Cortez M. Puryear.

0196 North Carolina State Conference of Branches, 1957-1962. 40pp.Major Topics: Regional housing seminar; Madison Jones invited to attend

convention of the State Conference of Branches; Charlotte urban renewalprogram; complaints regarding evictions from Southside homes public housingproject in Charlotte; list of North Carolina Housing Committee Chairmen;

Marguerite Adams's appointment as North Carolina State Conference HousingCommittee Chairman.

Principal Correspondents: Kelly M. Alexander; Madison S. Jones; Richard Sawyer;G. A. Lowe; James H. Glenn; H. J. Dillehay; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Marguerite M.Adams.

0236 North Dakota, 1961. 11 pp.Major Topic: Passage of antidiscrimination public accommodations statute.Principal Correspondents: Leonard H. Carter; Gloster B. Current.

0247 Housing "O," [1956-1962]. 35pp.Major Topics: Operation Home Improvement; Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, racial

discrimination complaint; Second Ohio Statewide Fair Practices and Civil RightsConference; Racine, Wisconsin, urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Boyd Campbell; John R. Doscher;William H. Oliver; Jack E. Wood Jr.; S. Garry Oniki; John A. Morsell; CorinneOwens.

0282 Ohio--Akron, 1956-1965. 65pp.Major Topics: Madison Jones's visit; urban renewal program; proposed construction

of segregated public housing project; fair housing ordinance; petition for charteramendment regarding regulation of real property rights; complaint regardingconspiracy to illegally restrict African Americans to specified parts of the city;Mercer Bratcher et al. v. Akron Board of Realtors et al. case.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Ester Spruill; Marc Wilcher; JosephCurry; Gloster B. Current; James E. Turner; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; JackGreenberg.

0347 Ohio--Cincinnati, 1956-1963. 15pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal program; complaints regarding discriminatory

practices by lending institutions doing business with federal funds.Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Thomas Knox; Theodore Berry;

Kenneth E. Banks; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert C. Weaver.0362 Ohio--Cleveland, 1956-1963. 87pp.

Major Topics: Urban renewal program; Madison Jones's visit; proposal for open-occupancy housing; address by Albert M. Cole at groundbreaking ceremony forGarden Valley Urban Renewal Project; relationship between property values andAfrican American home ownership; housing discrimination complaints; Branchhousing conference; requests for NAACP housing materials; statement ofCleveland Branch on urban redevelopment; report of Portland, Oregon, BranchHousing Committee; Saint Vincent's Center Project relocation report; EverettGregory v. Sidney Zehman et al. case; protest demonstration against segregatedapartment building; proposed state fair-housing legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; James B. Taylor; James E. Levy;Gerard A. Anderson Jr.; DeHart Hubbard; Donna M. Brown; Morris Milgrim;Albert M. Coles; Herman Sweatt; Harold B. Williams; J. C. Coles; K. C. Jones Jr.;George W. Snowden; William S. Thompson Jr.; Shelton B. Granger; Jack E.Wood Jr.; Robert L. Carter.

0449 Ohio--Columbus, 1956-1964. 207pp.Major Topics: NAACP state housing conference; list of state Housing Committee

Chairmen; relationship between property values to African American homeownership; cross burning incidents; NAACP housing policy; housingdiscrimination complaints; investigation of panic selling by whites in newlyintegrated neighborhoods; Housing Committee reports; Ohio State Universitypolicy regarding discrimination in off-campus housing; proposed state fair-housing legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Mary Durham; Madison S. Jones; Barbee W. Durham;William E. Hill; Charles F. MacLennan; Edgar A. Perretz; Roy Wilkins; George S.

Harris; DeHart Hubbard; Charles R. Click; Davis McEntire; Jack E. Wood Jr.;John E. Duda; Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell.

0656 Ohio--General: Ashtabula-Warren, 1956-1965. 127pp.Major Topics: Policy regarding discrimination in off-campus housing at Ohio State

and Bowling Green State universities; housing situation in Canton and Dayton;Canton Housing Commission housing survey; racial discrimination complaintagainst lending institutions refusing loans to minorities; Dayton urban renewalclinic; Dayton urban renewal program; Dayton charter amendment relating toregulation of real property owners rights; Deerfield housing discrimination case;statewide housing conference in Columbus; proposal for protection of minoritiesagainst discrimination under urban renewal programs; state fair-housinglegislation; minutes of Ohio State Committee for Fair Housing Legislationmeeting; state law against discrimination; Mason v. Grennell et at. case; NAACPpolicy on relocation of persons displaced because of urban renewal or slumclearance.

Principal Correspondents: Morris Milgrim; Jack E. Wood Jr.; William R. Butler; JohnE. Duda; Ralph Harshman; Charles D. Moore; Madison S. Jones; Jack E. WoodJr.; Serena E. Davis; Charles J. Francis; Miley O. Williamson; Walter Reuther;Roy Wilkins; Burke Marshall; Virginia Moore; Mary E. Durham; Barbee W.Durham; Philip G. Sadler; George W. Snowden; Roy Wilkins; James M. Banner;Robert L. Carter; Clarence H. Holmes; Harold B. Williams; James H. Culver.

0783 Ohio--Middletown, 1956-1959. 14pp.Major Topics: Housing problems; urban renewal program; proposal for public

housing project; proposal for open-occupancy subdivision.Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Henry Teasley.

0797 Ohio--Toledo, 1957-1961. 22pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination complaints; housing workshop; fair housing

ordinance.Principal Correspondents: Ollie Czelusta; Anderson Cheeves; Roy Wilkins; Madison

S. Jones; Harold Strickland; John A. Morsell; Frank W. Fager.

Reel 13Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.

Group III, Box A-1670001 . Oklahoma--Idabel-Ponca City, 1957-1963. 20pp.

Major Topics: Proposed development of residential and business properties forAfrican Americans; requests for NAACP housing materials; Oklahoma Cityhousing problems; Oklahoma City urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Sybil Newport; M. L. Sanders; KarlThiele; James E. Stewart; Edwin C. Washington Jr.; Gloster B. Current; James T.Yielding; Jethro Currie; Mary M. Young.

0021 Oregon--Portland, 1956-1964. 95pp.Major Topics: Request for information regarding open-occupancy private housing;

urban renewal programs; proposed low-income housing project; Branch housingprogram; relocation program; St. Paul, Minnesota, fair housing ordinance; statelaws against discrimination in public accommodations and publicly assistedhousing; Branch housing policy statement; proposal for integrated housingdevelopment; address by Governor Robert Holmes to Portland Urban League;proposed NAACP protest demonstrations demanding removal of Chairman andExecutive Director of the Portland Housing Authority; Portland Commission on

Inter-Group Relations investigation of policies and procedures of PortlandHousing Authority.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; William S. Thompson; Lorna Marple;Robert D. Holmes; Paul Hartman; Theodore Leskes; Morris Milgrim; Dwight E.Haugen; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Mayfield K. Webb; Fred Rosenbaum;Wayne Morse.

0116 Housing "P," [1956-1963]. 47pp.Major Topics: Massachusetts housing policy; San Diego and New York City housing

discrimination complaints; requests for NAACP housing materials; Phelps-StokesFund sponsored conference at Capahosic, Virginia; Newburgh, New York, urbanrenewal program; NAACP demand for increase in low- and middle-income publichousing.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Endicott Peabody; Michael Peabody;Malcolm E. Peabody; Madison S. Jones; F. D. Patterson; Ellsworth V. Potter Sr.;P. I. Prentice.

0163 Pamphlets and Publicity Material, 1956. 98pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP housing materials; film entitled Suburban

Schism; NAACP guide to changing neighborhoods; NAACP requests for housingpamphlets; HHFA pamphlets on urban renewal; Look magazine CommunityHome Achievement Awards; article entitled "Housing for Everyone" by EleanorRoosevelt; article by Robert Weaver on "Integration in Public and PrivateHousing."

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; William T. Patrick Jr.; EdwardHowden; John A. Morsell; Flora Y. Hatcher; Booker T. McGraw; Herbert McClain;Robert C. Weaver; Roy Wilkins; Henry Lee Moon; Eleanor Roosevelt; FrancesLevenson; Alfred E. Smith; George W. Snowden.

0261 Pennsylvania--General: Ambler-York, 1956-1962. 58pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP housing materials; Ambler housing problems;

construction of private open occupancy housing at Concord Park; Ambler Branchhousing meeting; construction of public housing projects by Harrisburg HousingAuthority; Harrisburg Housing Authority policy on integration; proposed statelegislation to ban racial discrimination in housing; Harrisburg relocation plan;African American boycott of Rocky Springs Amusement Park in Lancaster;complaint regarding racial discrimination at Lancaster municipal swimming pools;Lancaster and Reading urban renewal programs; Washington County publichousing projects; opposition to Crestmont low-rent public housing project; Yorkhousing situation.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Guy G. McGee Jr.; Morris Milgrim;Roy Wilkins; Dorothy Magargol; Archie P. Burgess; M. W. Smith; C. L.Henderson; George A. Jones; Claude R. Robins; Charles Beckett; RobertDenison; LeRoy Smith; Nolan F. Ziegler; Gloster B. Current; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Herbert E. Cooper; Ira L. Thompson; James A. Weiseger; Decies Boisseau;Edward R. Simmons.

0319 Pennsylvania--Chester, 1956-1963. 47pp.Major Topics: Integration of public housing projects; Chester Housing Authority

policy outlawing racial discrimination; burning of new home of George Raymond,NAACP Branch President, in all-white neighborhood; AFSC housing services;housing discrimination complaints; proposed state investigation of ChesterHousing Authority.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; George T. Raymond; Willie WisslerJr.; Herman D. Hillman; John A. Morsell; Charles Beckett; Henry Lee Moon; RoyWilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Wilbur L. Lew; Lawrence A. Connor Jr.; Raymond O.Hatcher; Gloster B. Current; Walter Simon; Phillip H. Savage.

0366 Pennsylvania--Concord Park Homes, 1956-1957. 23pp.Major Topics: Articles on construction of integrated private housing development;

progress report; study of market for Concord Park Homes.Principal Correspondents: Alfred Hassler; Madison S. Jones; Morris Milgrim;

Franklin H. Williams; Eunice Grier; George Grier; Elizabeth Geyer.0389 Pennsylvania--Erie, 1956-April 1958. 105pp.

Major Topics: Urban renewal program; demand for desegregation of low-rent publichousing projects; racial relations review; problem of minority families inredevelopment; establishment of statewide fair housing commission; proposal towithhold licenses of real estate, mortgage, or finance companies found guilty ofdiscriminating in property sales; NAACP housing clinic; proposed passage ofstate fair-housing legislation; housing discrimination complaints; public housingapplications.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Charles A. Shorter; J. Davis Myers;Jefferson D. Myers; Joseph Schmid; Charles C. Beckett; Jesse Thompson Sr.;Olen Smith Jr.; George M. Leader.

0494 Pennsylvania--Erie, May 1958-1959. 72pp.Major Topics: Public housing applications; urban renewal program; housing

discrimination complaints; Erie Housing Authority policy on integration;complaints regarding discriminatory practices by the Erie Housing Authority;campaign to secure open occupancy in public housing; meeting between the ErieHousing Authority and the Erie Community Relations Commission; demand fordesegregation of low-rent public housing projects; relocation project.

Principal Correspondents: Constance Baker Motley; L. H. Jenkins; Jefferson D.Myers; Joseph Schmid; Eric Nussbaum; Madison S. Jones; George M. Leader;Arthur Gardner; Leroy Smith; Howard McKinney; Henry R. Smith; George E.Klemm; Charles E. Slusser; Paul P. Martin; Joseph Clark; Roy Wilkins.

0566 Pennsylvania--Harrisburg, 1956-1959. 27pp.Major Topics: Dauphin County Branch Housing Committee report; complaints

regarding racial segregation policy of public housing developments; demand foropen-occupancy policy in public housing; protest demonstrations for betterhousing.

Principal Correspondents: George A. Jones; Madison S. Jones; Carl Finley; HermanD. Hillman; C. L. Henderson; Robert Denison; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0593 Pennsylvania--Johnstown, 1956-1957. 30pp.Major Topics: Request for information on open-occupancy private housing; Branch

survey of local housing policies; efforts to integrate all-white neighborhoods;construction of federal public housing projects.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Kathleen Brown; Saul Griffin; Frank D.Davis; Chris C. Quarles.

0623 Pennsylvania--Levittown, 1956-1959. 44pp.Major Topics: Housing discrimination complaints; white attacks on African American

home; field report on racial tensions; rumors of NAACP involvement in AfricanAmerican purchase of Levittown home; film on racial discrimination in housingentitled Crisis in Levittown, PA; construction of integrated Concord Park Homesdevelopment.

Principal Correspondents: John A. Morsell; William A. Nash; Roy Wilkins; Calvin D.Banks; J. D. MacLennan; Madison S. Jones; Roy Wilkins; William Myers; DaisyMyers; Joseph L. Segal; James Scheuer; Lee R. Bobker.

0667 Pennsylvania--Philadelphia, 1956-1965. 113pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal program; request for information on open-occupancy

private housing; proposed state fair-housing legislation; burning of new home ofChester Branch President George Raymond; report on education to forwardurban renewal in Philadelphia; relocation service; Commission on Human

Relations activities; study of pioneer African American families who moved intowhite neighborhoods; complaints regarding discrimination by Grandview EstatesHousing Development in Morrisville; establishment of the Mutual Real EstateInvestment Trust; Pennsylvania Fellowship Commission's request to changeexemption provisions of state fair-housing legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Harry J. Greene; Madison S. Jones; Charles A. Shorter;Jack E. Wood Jr.; Henry R. Smith; Calvin D. Banks; Howard W. Hallman; RobertL. Carter; Dorothy Sutherland Jayne; Carolyn D. Moore; Roy Wilkins; MorrisMilgrim; Richard K. Taylor; Dennis Clark; Robert C. Weaver; Leon H. Sullivan;James K. Baker; Thomas D. McBride.

Group III, Box A-1680780 Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh, 1956-1963. 148pp.

Major Topics: Requests for NAACP housing materials; Madison Jones's visit;housing conditions; minutes of State Council for Fair Housing Practices meeting;proposed state fair-housing practices legislation; Branch housing program;recommendations for integrated living in low-cost housing communities; MarionJordan's statement at the Senate Subcommittee on Housing hearings; League ofWomen Voter's report on residential segregation; city fair housing practicesordinance; housing discrimination complaints; minutes of Pennsylvania EqualRights Council meeting; 26th National Family Life Convention resolutions; MaryColeman's statement before to House Committee on Law and Order inHarrisburg; Nickens v. Stanton Land Company et al. case.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Marion Jordan; Charles S. Spivey;Roland Sawyer; Joseph Allen; Edward E. Shelton; Charles C. Holt; Marguerite I.Hofer; Claude S. Conley; Henry R. Smith; Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; DavidStahl; Louis Mason Jr.; J. Frank McKenna; Mary Coleman.

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General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-168 cont.0001 Pennsylvania State Conference, 1956-1958. 27pp.

Major Topics: Field report on racial discrimination in Chester public housingdevelopments; formation of state housing committee; proposed state fair-housinglegislation; Jefferson Myers and George Raymond appointed cochairman of theState Housing Committee; housing discrimination complaints.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Henry R. Smith; George T. Raymond;Jefferson D. Myers; Ishmael R. Johnson; Burrell K. Johnson; Walter S. Taylor;John A. Morsell.

0028 Policy and Programs, 1956-1961. 49pp.Major Topics: Report on NAACP Housing Department program and activities; report

on public housing policy and procedures; NAACP procedures in cases involvingpublic housing; NAACP support for fair housing practices legislation; NAACPhousing resolutions; report on national housing status of African Americans;report on the Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit Program.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Kivie Kaplan; Henry Lee Moon; RoyWilkins; Alberta Acker.

0077 Press Releases and Publicity, 1959-1963. 40pp.Major Topics: Jack Wood's appointment as NAACP Special Assistant for Housing;

Department of Housing reports; failure of passage of New York fair-housingpractices legislation; Federal Commission on Civil Rights hearing on housingdiscrimination; NAACP support for state and municipal fair housing legislation;

Urban Renewal Administration creation of Regional Intergroup Relations Service;federal policy on relocation housing as part of urban renewal programs; NAACPdemand for executive order prohibiting discrimination in federally assistedhousing; NAACP request for investigation of bias in New York State housingprograms; call for revocation of licenses of real estate brokers practicingblockbusting; Cape Canaveral housing discrimination complaints.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Henry Lee Moon; Madison S. Jones.0117 Public Housing Administration, 1955-1963. 57pp.

Major Topics: Article on race and housing; complaints regarding site selection forpublic housing projects; report on public housing in Jersey City, New Jersey;complaints regarding new low-rent public housing projects in Quincy, Illinois;racial discrimination complaints regarding Port Chester, New York; program andpolicies; Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Atlantic City and Jersey City, New Jersey,and Benton Harbor, Michigan housing discrimination complaints.

Principal Correspondents: Charles E. Slusser; Madison S. Jones; Alfred E. Smith;Constance Daniel; Philip G. Sadler; William E. Hill; Charles Beckett; Marie C.McGuire; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Clarence Johnson; Herman Hillman; EdwardRutledge; Adeline Shavers; Robert S. Brown; Frances Levenson; Bruce Savage;Kathleen Brown; Clarence Weeks; P. N. Brownstein; Robert C. Weaver.

0174 Housing "Q," [1960]. 5pp.Major Topics: Trenton, New Jersey, housing processing; New York City housing

discrimination complaints; complaints regarding discriminatory advertisingpolicies of the New York Post.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert Queen; Norman Quick.0179 Housing "R," [1956-1963]. 180pp.

Major Topics: Norwalk, Connecticut, and St. Louis, Missouri, Branch HousingCommittee programs; requests for NAACP housing; New York City and Quincy,Illinois, housing discrimination complaints; Poughkeepsie, Yonkers, andMiddletown, New York, urban renewal programs; proposed New York fair-housing practices legislation; Albany, New York, Centennial Mobilization Rally;rental housing opportunities in private apartment houses owned and operated bythe federal government; Norfolk, Virginia, housing conditions; racialdiscrimination complaint against Jersey City, New Jersey, Housing Authority;complaint regarding discriminatory practices by New York State real estatebrokers; problem areas in urban renewal and low-rent housing; NAACPrecommendations on housing; Harlem housing survey; Stamford, Connecticut,housing conference; New Jersey Compulsory Housing Integration Law.

Principal Correspondents: Robert J. Randall; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Madison S. Jones;Leonard H. Carter; Lucille Black; Jennie Reed; Nelson A. Rockefeller; EugeneReed; George Fowler; Frank Reeves; Herbert Wright; Alan Reitman; Evelyn H.Roberts; Calvin D. Banks; Gloster B. Current; Carita V. Roane; Jackie Robinson;Roy Wilkins; Louis J. Lefkowitz; Caroline K. Simon; Owen Begley; John A.Morsell; Ivan A. Michael; James B. Taylor; Albert Rains.

0359 Real Estate Offers, 1956. 161 pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental of properties;

proposals for integration of white neighborhoods.Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Robert Saunders; Laska F. Strachan;

James B. Taylor; Marc Wilcher; Thurgood Marshall; McDonald Isaacs;F. Douglas Coker; Charles E. Price; Sam Williams; Roy Wilkins; Edward Cooper;William H. Neusom; John A. Morsell.

0520 Real Estate Offers, 1957-1958. 148pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental of properties;

Massachusetts law prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations; housingdiscrimination complaints; NAACP support for open-occupancy housing;

complaint regarding failure of mortgage section of the Metropolitan Life InsuranceCompany to place FHA insured mortgages for nonwhite buyers in Trenton, NewJersey.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Laska F. Strachan; Benjamin Bell;Orlando Protho; Constance Baker Motley; Leon Scott; Roy Wilkins; Calvin D.Banks; Carolyn D. Moore; John A. Morsell; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0668 Real Estate Offers, 1959-1963. 94pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental of properties;

NAACP support for open occupancy housing; housing discrimination complaints.Principal Correspondents: John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.

Group III, Box A-1690762 Real Estate Offers, 1964-1965. 158pp.

Major Topics: Requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental of properties;housing discrimination complaints; Danbury, Connecticut, urban renewalprogram.

Principal Correspondents: Alfred Baker Lewis; John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins; CalvinD. Banks; James Farmer; Everett Hodge.

Reel 15Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-169 cont.0001 Regional Housing Conferences, March-May 1959. 105pp.

Major Topics: Region IV, Region II, and Region III Leadership TrainingConferences; Region II Housing Conference and Workshop; discussions onurban renewal programs and their effects on African Americans; Des Moines,Iowa, housing workshop; delegate credential forms; Colorado fair housinglegislation; Ohio State housing institute; New York State Conference housingreport; Kansas State workshop on housing discrimination.

Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Carita V. Roane;Madison S. Jones; Frances Levenson; Herbert Tate; Frank T. Walker; John P.McCollum; Serena E. Davis; Ruth M. Batson; Calvin D. Banks; Edna A. Merson;Corienne R. Morrow; Samuel A. Williams; John A. McDermott; Samuel C.Jackson; Josephine Wharton.

0106 Regional Housing Conferences, June 1959-December 1960. 85pp.Major Topics: Discussions regarding effects of urban renewal programs; state

conference housing programs; Lansing, Michigan, and Denver, Colorado,housing workshop; West Coast Regional Conference political educationworkshop; Virginia State Conference and Pennsylvania State Conferencehousing seminars; Battle Creek, Michigan, housing situation; MichiganConference on Housing and Civil Rights.

Principal Correspondents: Samuel C. Jackson; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Kelly M.Alexander; W. Lester Banks; Josephine F. Wharton; William H. Pinkett; R. P.Beshears; Leon M. Roberson; Carita V. Roane; Effie Gordon; Josephine F.Wharton; Mayola B. Marsh; Tarea H. Pittman; Edward Odom; Gloster B. Current;Henry R. Smith; William F. McKinney; Kathy James; G. Mennen Williams;Norman P. Mason.

0191 Reports, 1957-1960. 73pp.Major Topics: NAACP opposition to continued expansion of public housing projects

in already-existing African American areas; monthly reports of the SpecialAssistant for Housing; annual report of the NAACP Housing Department; digestsof NAACP Housing Department activities.

Principal Correspondent: Madison S. Jones.0264 Resolutions, 1956-1958. 16pp.

Major Topics: NAACP Annual Conference housing resolutions; draft resolution onsegregated housing proposed by the Social Action Commission of the Union ofAmerican Hebrew Congregation Convention; NAACP Housing Department policystatement on housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Kivie Kaplan.0280 Rhode Island--General: Newport-Rhode Island State Conference, 1956-1962.

82pp.Major Topics: Address by Governor Dennis J. Roberts; Newport and Providence

urban renewal programs; constitution and activities of Rhode Island Committeeon Discrimination in Housing; proposed Rhode Island fair housing practiceslegislation; racial discrimination complaint against public housing projectsadministered by the Providence Housing Authority; conference betweenmembers of the Providence Branch NAACP and the Rhode Island StateCommission Against Discrimination; Providence Housing Authority agreement toeliminate racial segregation in city housing projects.

Principal Correspondents: Dennis J. Roberts; Lee F. Johnson; Madison S. Jones;William J. Donovan; Kivie Kaplan; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; William M.Newsom; Charles M. Day; Benjamin Daniel; Thomas Henry Brown; Jack E.Wood Jr.; George S. Lima.

0362 Housing "S," [1957-1963]. 203pp.Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint regarding Southside Homes public

housing project in Charlotte, North Carolina, and housing for African Americanmilitary personnel at Stead Air Force Base in Nevada; Charlotte, North Carolina;Tampa, Florida; Fitzgerald, Georgia; Newburgh, New York; Ecorse, Michigan;and Baltimore, Maryland, urban renewal programs; requests for NAACP housingmaterials; New York City, Newburgh, and Far Rockaway, New York, andAmericus, Georgia, housing discrimination complaints; proposed Maryland Statelegislation prohibiting discrimination in places of public accommodation; Floridaslum clearance conference; New York Conference on Problems of HousingDiscrimination; address by James Scheuer at National Urban League AnnualConference; Mortgage Facilities Corporation Law; Manhattan Branch HousingCommittee program; New Jersey Governor's Conference on Housing; requestsfor NAACP assistance in the sale or rental of properties; text of radio editorial byNathan Strauss opposing segregated housing; Ohio Conference for Democracyin Housing; proposed Ohio fair housing legislation.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Kelly M. Alexander; Philip G. Sadler;Pedro San Juan; Robert W. Saunders; Roy Wilkins; Robert C. Weaver; Ellen P.Green; St. Clair T. Bourne; John T. Clancy; George Schermer; James H.Scheuer; Madison S. Jones; Shirley Adelson Siegel; June Shagaloff; Caroline K.Simon; Landon W. Smith; Lasker Smith; Leroy A. Smith; Walter Sondheim Jr.;Arthur Spingarn; Charles Stephano; John A. Morsell; Eleanor Roosevelt; NathanStrauss; Harold C. Strickland; James E. Levy; Peter M. Sussman; Robert J.Sweeney.

0565 South Carolina--Cheraw-Elloree, 1956-1957. 10pp.Major Topics: Cheraw and Elloree housing discrimination complaints; white

economic intimidation campaign against African Americans in Elloree.Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; George W. Snowden; L. A. Blackman.

0575 Stanford University, 1957. 17pp.Major Topics: Urged by NAACP to adopt nondiscrimination housing and

employment provisions covering institutional properties leased to private buildersand developers; California State Supreme Court proposal to outlaw tract housingbias; NAACP request for Herbert Hoover's position of antidiscrimination clauses.

Principal Correspondents: Lester P. Bailey; Frederic O. Glower; Lloyd W.Dinkelspiel; Herbert Hoover; Madison S. Jones; Roy Wilkins.

0592 Statements, 1956-1963. 62pp.Major Topics: NAACP opposition to segregation and discrimination in any housing

operation under FHA and VA jurisdiction; Clarence Mitchell's testimony beforethe Housing Subcommittee of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee;Eufaula, Alabama, urban renewal program; NAACP support for legislation tobring fair practices in mortgage loans; Madison Jones's statement before theSpecial Subcommittee of the New York State Joint Legislative Committee toRevise the Banking Law; Roy Wilkins' statement to CBS on racial discriminationin the North; Roy Wilkins' statement before the Committee on General Welfare ofthe New York City Council; passage of the Housing Act of 1957; statements byJack Wood at hearings of the New York Senate Committee on Public Health onthe 1960 and 1963 Metcalf-Baker Bills, before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee onHousing, and before the New York City Planning Commission on the West SideUrban Renewal Plan; Tarea Hall Pittman's statement on housing before the U.S.Commission on Civil Rights; NAACP protest demonstration in Albany, New York,to express dissatisfaction with 1961 Metcalf-Baker fair housing practices bill.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Clarence Mitchell; William HenryHarrison; Roy Wilkins; James C. Hagerty; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Tarea Hall Pittman.

0654 Housing "T," [1956-1963]. 54pp.Major Topics: NAACP cooperation with builder's groups during urban renewal

projects; requests for NAACP housing materials; report on Jersey City, NewJersey, Housing Authority operations; Ohio Conference for Democracy inHousing; Ogden, Utah, and Rochester and New York City, New York, housingdiscrimination complaints; requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental ofproperties; White Plains, New York, Open Occupancy Conference; Memphis,Tennessee, urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Gloster B. Current; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Herbert Tate; James B. Taylor; John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins; Samuel Thompson;Morris Milgrim; Dempsey Travis; Jesse H. Turner.

0708 Tennessee--Chattanooga-Oak Ridge, 1957-1962. 41 pp.Major Topics: Chattanooga and Murfreesboro urban renewal programs; opposition

to construction of segregated public housing project in Chattanooga; proposedconstruction of integrated apartment buildings in Memphis; demand fornondiscrimination clause in the purchase agreement for government-ownedproperties in Oak Ridge; Oak Ridge housing discrimination complaints;Tennessee law prohibiting solicitation of funds to finance or maintain litigation.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; C. B. Robinson; Jack E. Wood Jr.;James R. Mapp; Jesse H. Turner; Ewell D. Willis; Henry Chisholm; James L.Bomar; Jared Maddux; Frank G. Clement.

Group III, Box A-1700749 Texas--Dallas-Tyler, 1956-1962. 79pp.

Major Topics: Garland and Dallas urban renewal programs; questions to be used bycommittees studying housing discrimination; lawsuit filed against Clarence Lawsby Reverend T. L. Young; Texas State Conference housing workshop; FHAprocedures for disposal of foreclosed properties; proposal to set up a federalsavings and loan association in Houston to serve the needs of nonwhites;complaints regarding segregation in Houston public housing projects; effect ofracial restrictive covenants on FHA administrative policies in the Houston area;Marshall slum clearance program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Fred D. Jones; Edwin C. Washington;Clarence A. Laws; Roy Wilkins; Althea Simmons; Jack E. Wood Jr.; R. C.Robinson; Marshall W. Amis; R. J. Diamond; W. L. Thomas; Francis L. Williams;M. W. Plummer; Booker T. McGraw; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Maxwell M. Rabb;George W. Snowden; Constance Baker Motley; A. Maceo Smith; T. R. Rufus.

Reel 16Group III, Series A, Administrative File cont.

General Office File--Housing cont.Group III, Box A-170 cont.0001 UAW and Fair Housing Practices, 1956,1958. 6pp.

Major Topics: Ohio Statewide Fair Practices and Civil Rights Conference;Twinsburg, Ohio, housing discrimination complaint.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; William H. Oliver; Miles Loyd.0007 Urban Renewal Administration, 1956-1965. 134pp.

Major Topics: San Antonio, Texas; Atlanta, Georgia; Greenburgh, New York City,Middletown, and Long Island, New York; Baltimore, Maryland; and Ypsilanti,Michigan, urban renewal programs; Region I Relocation Conference; policies;establishment of a intergroup relations service; NAACP request for list of NorthCarolina communities planning urban renewal projects; proposed construction ofopen-occupancy housing in Baltimore, Maryland; New Jersey State Conferenceon Urban Renewal; complaints regarding discriminatory practices in local urbanrenewal and state-aided low-rent projects; White House Regional Conference onUrban Renewal; NAACP demonstration to protest discrimination in the LongIsland, New York, urban renewal program; fact sheet on the urban renewalprogram; NAACP report on urban renewal.

Principal Correspondents: J. W. Follin; John J. Sparkman; W. R. Wilkes; Charles J.Horan; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Joseph Gross; David Walker; George Nesbitt; SimonRosenzweig; Frances Levenson; Ivan D. Carson; John P. McCollum; E. BruceWedge; Richard Steiner; Thomas L. Sanders; George B. Nesbitt; WilliamSlayton; Samuel A. Williams; Herbert Tate; James Felt; James G. Banks; CalvinD. Banks; J. Lawrence Duncan.

0141 Urban Renewal and Slum Clearance, 1956-1959. 72pp.Major Topics: HHFA Racial Relations Service report on urban renewal; National

Urban League Housing Division monthly activities report; reports of the UrbanRenewal Administration; Newburgh and Harlem, New York, and Augusta,Georgia, urban renewal programs; public hearings on Topeka, Kansas, urbanrenewal program; complaints regarding discriminatory practices in local urbanrenewal and state-aided low-rent projects; NAACP report on urban renewal.

Principal Correspondents: Booker T. McGraw; Madison S. Jones; Charles J. Horan;George Gregory Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert C. Weaver; Amos O.Holmes.

0213 Housing "V," [1956-1963]. 25pp.Major Topics: VA policy on sale of repossessed housing; Voluntary Home Mortgage

Credit Program; request for NAACP assistance in the sale of property; New YorkCity housing discrimination complaints; Virgin Islands Civil Rights Act.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Ralph H. Stone; Allen MacDuffie;William K. Rice; Robert W. Saunders; Roy Wilkins; Kivie Kaplan; WilliamValentine; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Ralph A. Dungan; Paul Hartman; Theodore Leskes.

0238 Virginia--General: Alexandria-Norfolk, 1956-1963. 42pp.Major Topics: Alexandria, Harrisonburg, and Norfolk urban renewal programs;

organization of Northern Virginia Fair Housing Committee; proposed constructionof integrated housing development in Arlington; complaints regardingconstruction of segregated public housing projects in Charlottesville; March onWashington; Norfolk housing conditions.

Principal Correspondents: Warner Phelen; Ferdinand T. Day; Robert I. Terrell; RoyWilkins; Clarence Laws; John A. Morsell; Gordon A. Chapman; Jack E. Wood Jr.;M. B. Harris; Eugene Williams; E. B. Henderson; Madison S. Jones; Robert D.Robertson.

0280 Virginia--Portsmouth, 1956-1959. 40pp.Major Topics: Housing conditions; disposition of war housing units; draft housing

code; urban renewal program; McCue housing bill; housing discriminationcomplaints.

Principal Correspondents: Floyd L. Cooper; Roy Wilkins; Madison S. Jones; John A.Morsell; George W. Snowden; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Joseph N. Carver; George B.Nesbitt.

0320 Virginia--Richmond, 1959-1960. 21pp.Major Topics: Urban renewal program; housing discrimination complaints; proposed

NAACP leadership conference; Urban Renewal Administration policies on racialdiscrimination in housing; housing seminar.

Principal Correspondents: Richard Steiner; David E. Longley; W. Lester Banks;Jack E. Wood Jr.

0341 Housing "W," [1956-1963]. 136pp.Major Topics: Reorganization of New York City Housing Authority; 25th Anniversary

of public housing in New York City; New York, New York; Cocoa and CapeCanaveral, Florida; Akron and Ashtabula, Ohio; and Oak Ridge, Tennessee,housing discrimination complaints; NAACP action program for better housingconditions in New York City; New York City and Charlottesville, Virginia, urbanrenewal programs; requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental ofproperties; Mount Vernon, New York, housing conditions; New York receivershipbill; article by Robert Weaver on integration in public and private housing;proposed New York, Indiana, and Minnesota fair housing legislation; Gary,Indiana, open-occupancy ordinance; opposition to construction of segregatedprivate housing development in Florida and New York; meeting of NAACPRegion III housing chairmen in Chicago; Scranton, Pennsylvania, housingproblems; site selection for Charlottesville, Virginia, public housing project;publication of the Commission on Race and Housing report on housingdiscrimination; establishment of Housing Opportunities Made Equal; New JerseyHousing Conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, fair housing practicesordinance.

Principal Correspondents: Robert F. Wagner; Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Dennis Gardner; Eugene Reed; Herbert L. Wright; Frank T. Walker; James L.Watson; Madison S. Jones; Robert C. Weaver; Burton D. Wechsler; W. O. Wells;Carl L. Weschcke; Albert Wheeler; Lynnasacks Wideman; Carlton A. Whitlatch;Sumner G. Whittier; Harold B. Williams; Eugene Williams; Franklin H. Williams;James B. Taylor; Samuel Williams; Miley O. Williamson; A. Maceo Smith; DaisyBates; William F. McKinney; Ruby Hurley; S. Howard Woodson; Walter C. Wynn.

0477 Washington--Kennewick-Washington State, 1956-1961. 58pp.Major Topics: Requests for NAACP assistance in the sale or rental of properties;

Tacoma urban renewal program; Northwest Area Leadership Training School;opinion of the state attorney general on discrimination in publicly assistedhousing; proposed amendments to state civil rights act; O'Meara v. WashingtonState Board Against Discrimination case.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Franklin H. Williams; Jack E. Tanner;Joseph B. Robison; Robert L. Carter; William H. Underwood; Sol Rabkin;Theodore Leskes; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0535 West Coast Regional Office, 1956-1963. 28pp.Major Topics: Plans to introduce local city ordinances banning discrimination in

public and private housing; publication of Commission on Race and Housingreport on housing discrimination; urban renewal questionnaire; list of Californiacommunities engaged in urban renewal activities; proposed nationwide protestdemonstration to demand an executive order banning discrimination in publiclyassisted housing.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Franklin H. Williams; Tarea HallPittman; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0563 West Virginia--Wheeling-Williamson, 1957-1967. 10pp.Major Topics: Condemnation of African American church in Wheeling; NAACP

Church Department activities in the area of juvenile delinquency; Wheelinghousing discrimination complaint; Jack Wood's speech to the NationalConvention of the Home Manufacturers Association in White Sulphur Springs.

Principal Correspondents: Norman Greig; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert Strother.0573 Wisconsin--Kenosha-Wisconsin State Conference, 1957-1963. 42pp.

Major Topics: Kenosha housing discrimination complaints; overview of problemsconfronting African Americans in Region III; Milwaukee Branch HousingCommittee program; racial integration of Milwaukee public housing projects;Milwaukee urban renewal program; Wisconsin Conference of Branches StateConvention in Beloit; demand for suppression of candidly filmed incidents ofracial discrimination in housing in Madison; creation of State Commission forEqual Opportunity.

Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Bernard Toliver; MadisonS. Jones; Lucinda J. Gordon; Robert T. Jorvig; Harry Hamilton; Lloyd A. Barbee.

0615 Wisconsin--Madison, 1956-1962. 55pp.Major Topics: Branch Housing Committee program; report on housing problems;

proposed amendments to state fair-employment practices law; NAACPdemonstration to protest failure of state legislature to pass fair housinglegislation; opposition to release of University of Wisconsin anti-housingdiscrimination film; urban renewal program.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Andrew Billingsley; Roy Wilkins; LloydA. Barbee; Stuart Hanisch; Jack E. Wood Jr.

0670 Wisconsin--Racine, 1956-1960. 44pp.Major Topics: Housing problems; Branch Housing Committee activities; Branch

housing survey; urban renewal program; proposed film dealing with housingdiscrimination against African Americans in northern cities.

Principal Correspondents: Madison S. Jones; Corinne Owens; J. E. Byrd; Jack H.Humble; Lloyd A. Barbee.

0714 Wyoming, 1961. 6pp.Major Topic: State law prohibiting discrimination in places of public accommodation.Principal Correspondents: Leonard H. Carter; Gloster B. Current.

0720 Housing "Y," [1961 -1964]. 6pp.Major Topics: Applications for regional director's position of the Voluntary Home

Mortgage Credit Program; preparations for seminars in housing.Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Samuel J. Cornelius; Booker T.

McGraw; Barbara Moore.

0726 Housing "Z," [1960-1962]. 10pp.Major Topics: Efforts to get an African American appointed to the Port Chester, New

York, Housing Authority; Youth for Brotherhood activities; New York StateHousing Committee policies and program; New York State housing discriminationcomplaints; investigation of Michigan urban renewal complaints; requests forNAACP assistance in the sale of property.

Principal Correspondents: Anthony Zaccagnino; Adeline Shavers; Jack E. Wood Jr.;Diance Zelnick; Paul Zuber; Eugene T. Reed.

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTSINDEX

The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microform publication. The first numberafter each entry or subentry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to theframe number at which a particular file folder containing correspondence by the person begins. Hence,2: 0491 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0491 of Reel 2. By referring to the ReelIndex, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusivedates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents arranged in the order in which they appear onthe film.

Abbington, Valla D.6: 0737; 8: 0119

Abner, Willoughby5: 0100, 0299

Abrams, Charles11: 0452

Acker, Alberta5: 0100-0299; 14: 0028

Adams, John, Jr.2: 0658

Adams, Julius5: 0001

Adams, Frederick G.3: 0216

Adams, Marguerite M.1: 0001; 12: 0196

Agent, Leslie R.9: 0653

Alexander, Kelly M.1: 0001; 5: 0785; 12: 0167, 0196; 15: 0106

Alldritt, Don H.6: 0184

Allen, Frank1: 0001

Allen, James E., Jr.11: 0375

Allen, Joseph13: 0780

Allen, Thomas H.10: 0919

Alves, Paget J.9: 0078, 0653; 10: 0638

Ambler, Louis B., Jr.2: 0491

Amerman, Helen E.2: 0391; 3: 0475; 8: 0470, 0533

Amis, Marshall W.15: 0749

Anderson, Benjamin8: 0309

Anderson, Ella3: 0051

Anderson, Geraldine1: 0001

Anderson, Gerard A., Jr.12: 0362

Andrews, William S.9: 0653

Ardrey, Margaret Peters9: 0205

Aronson, Arnold2: 0491

Arras, Henry2: 0491

Ash, Ellis8: 0440

Ashby, Harold J.9: 0498

Austin, Edmund O., Jr.9: 0653

Austin, James G., Sr.9: 0263

Austin, Sara Dlllard1: 0001

Azzarelli, Peter J.4: 0178

Bach, Ira5: 0100

Bailey, Lester P.2: 0473, 0491, 0658; 3: 0001; 9: 0190; 15: 0575

Baker, Bertram L.1: 0857; 11: 0608

Baker, James K.13: 0667

Ballenger, Oscar L., Jr.5: 0299

Banfield, Warren S.4: 0178

Banks, Calvin D.1: 0600; 3: 0307, 0786; 4: 0845; 5: 0627, 0785;

9: 0263, 0431; 10: 0001, 0437; 13: 0623,0667; 14: 0179, 0520, 0762; 15: 0001;16: 0001

Banks, James G.16: 0001

Banks, Kenneth E.12: 0347

Banks, W. Lester1: 0475: 15: 0106; 16: 0320

Banner, James M.12: 0656

Banner, Knox1: 0149

Barbee, Lloyd A.16: 0573-0670

Baril, J. E.4: 0178

Barth, Joseph1: 0475

Bates, Daisy1: 0149; 16: 0341

Batson, Ruth M.9: 0205; 15: 0001

Baughman, J. Stanley3: 0576; 4: 0705; 7: 0740

Baxter, Julia E.5: 0785

Beal, Wellington C.10: 0177

Beatty, Robert H.12: 0167

Beckett, Charles C.3: 0475; 13: 0261, 0319, 0389; 14: 0117

Begley, Owen14: 0179

Bell, Benjamin5: 0100; 14: 0520

Bell, James W.7: 0129

Bell, Murphy W.6: 0381

Benedict, Jane10: 0437

Bennett, Mary7: 0302

Berlinsky, Maurice5: 0005

Berry, Jesse E.2: 0270, 0473, 0491

Berry, Theodore12: 0347

Beshears, R. P.15: 0106

Bewley, Claude8: 0082

Billingsley, Andrew16: 0615

Bissell, Hillary7: 0259

Black, Algernon D.1: 0857; 2: 0001, 0491; 4: 0705; 6: 0806;

8: 0617-0907; 10: 0638; 11: 0375, 0452;12: 0001

Black, Delmore8: 0440

Black, Lucille3: 0307; 6: 0302, 0562, 0623; 14: 0179

Blackman, L. A.15: 0565

Blair, James9: 0263

Bland, George2: 0001; 6: 0737, 0806; 9: 0868; 10: 0216

Bland, Linwood W.1: 0475

Blanshard, Paul, Jr.1: 0475

Bliss, Grace10: 0001, 0216

Bliss, Robert J.7: 0631

Bobker, Lee R.4: 0001

Bodison, Curtis9: 0653

Boisseau, Decies13: 0261

Bolden, Raymond A.5: 0005

Bomar, James L.15: 0708

Bond, Mildred1: 0140

Borelli, Dorothy10: 0177

Bourne, Sinclair T.11: 0726; 15: 0362

Bowden, William2: 0885

Bragdon, Marshall8: 0470

Branscumb, Will3: 0307; 7: 0001

Brewer, Louis C.9: 0834

Bridges, Gene6: 0001

Bright, Margaret5: 0005

Briman, Raymond2: 0757

Brokow, Albert L., Jr.4: 0001

Brook, Montrose, Sr.7: 0682

Brooks, Albert6: 0829

Brooks, Thomas9: 0653

Brown, A. Vashti10: 0001

Brown, Charles S.7: 0373

Brown, Curlee6: 0256

Brown, Donna M.12: 0362

Brown, Kathleen13: 0593; 14: 0117

Brown, Raymond A.9: 0400

Brown, Richard J.3: 0216

Brown, Robert S.10: 0919; 14: 0117

Brown, Thomas H.6: 0737; 15: 0280

Brown, William2: 0885

Brown, Zeddie1: 0475; 9: 0653

Brownstein, Phillip N.1: 0475; 3: 0786; 14: 0117

Bullock, Benjamin F., Jr.9: 0653

Bullock, Gerald D.5: 0100

Burger, Chester4: 0001

Burgess, Archie P.13: 0261

Burnett, Nathan I.10: 0701

Burrell, Mercer9: 0498

Burrows, Hill E.2: 0885

Burton, Lindley5: 0005

Bush, Prescott8: 0617

Butler, Clara6: 806; 12: 0001

Butler, William R.12: 0656

Butzbaugh, Eldon7: 0001

Byrd, J. E.16: 0670

Byrd, M. C.5: 0005

Byrne, Brendan T.9: 0431

Cade, Leona2: 0491, 0635

Calhoun, J. H.4: 0386

Campbell, Boyd12: 0247

Campbell, Olive11:0133

Cangerni, Thomas9: 0400

Carbon, Jessie2: 0885

Carlino, Joseph F.1: 0475; 11: 0452

Carrington, Elsie F.2: 0001; 10: 0216

Carrington, Walter C.6: 0562, 0623

Carson, Ivan D.4: 0705; 5: 0299; 7: 0439; 16: 0001

Carson, Willis E.8: 0592

Carter, Edward L.11: 0277, 0375

Carter, Elmer A.2: 0128; 11: 0375; 12: 0001

Carter, Leonard H.2: 0128, 0491; 6: 0001; 8: 0082; 12: 0236;

14: 0179; 16: 0714

Carter, Naomi C.5: 0533

Carter, Robert L.1: 0475, 0857; 2: 0434, 0885; 3: 0216; 4: 0178,

0386, 0845; 5: 0785; 7: 0786; 8: 0309, 0907;9: 0400; 11: 0001; 12: 0167, 0282, 0362-0656; 13: 0667; 16: 0477

Carver, Joseph N.16: 0280

Cass, Melnea6: 0623

Cassell, Merle10: 0919

Caution, Margaret L.2: 0885

Caution, Russell C.9: 0263

Chaffin, Douglas E.4: 0705

Chambliss, Leroy2: 0885

Chapin, Arthur3: 0001

Chapital, Arthur6: 0381

Chapman, Gordon A.16: 0238

Chapman, Robert10: 0437

Cheeves, Anderson12: 0797

Chew, Frederick2: 0885

Chisholm, Henry2: 0128; 15: 0708

Clancy, John T.15: 0362

Clark, Dennis13: 0667

Clark, Joseph S.2: 0128; 3: 0786; 13: 0494

Clark, Kenneth B.2: 0128

Clark, LeJean T.2: 0840

Clement, Frank G.15: 0708

Click, Charles R.12: 0449

Cohen, Oscar2: 0491

Coker, F. Douglas5: 0627; 14: 0359

Cole, Albert M.4: 0386, 0705; 8: 0617; 12: 0362

Cole, Andrew M.4: 0178

Cole, George K.9: 0526

Coleman, Beatrice2: 0128

Coleman, Edward H.2: 0885; 3: 0142; 6: 0737

Coleman, Mary13: 0780

Coleman, Moses2: 0270

Coles, J. C.12: 0362

Colley, Nathaniel8: 0592

Collins, John F.2: 0128

Collins, Leroy4: 0178

Conley, Claude S.13: 0780

Conley, Eulalia6: 0256

Connor, Lawrence A., Jr.13: 0319

Connor, Leon5: 0533

Connors, Betty W.10: 0804

Conway, J. Edward11: 0375

Cooksey, Roy Lee1:0140

Coomes, Jerry7: 0373

Cooper, Edward L.2: 0128; 6: 0623; 14: 0359

Cooper, Ernest C.7: 0786

Cooper, Floyd L.16: 0280

Cooper, Herbert E.13: 0261

Cooper, John Sherman2: 0128

Coopersmith, Barbara2: 0840

Cornelius, Samuel J.16: 0720

Covington, Wilbert7: 0529

Cox, Albert A.5: 0533

Cox, Leon, Jr.4: 0386

Coxson, John2: 0885

Cratic, William2: 0885; 6: 0737

Crawford, Russell P.1: 0857; 2: 0001; 10: 0216

Crayton, Clarence E.1: 0049

Crenshaw, J. C.1: 0149

Criner, Clyde C.9: 0834

Crosswhite, Helen2: 0885

Crouchett, Lawrence2: 0391

Cruise, Philip J.6: 0806; 10: 0638; 11: 0452

Crumlin, James A.6: 0256

Culver, James H.12: 0656

Curran, Joseph1: 0049

Current, Gloster B.1: 0475, 0857; 2: 0635; 3: 0051, 0142, 0576,

0786; 4: 0178, 0386, 0705; 5: 0208, 0627,0785; 6: 0256, 0623; 7: 0001; 8: 0213, 0309,0617; 9: 0205, 0263, 0653; 10: 0001;12: 0001, 0236, 0282; 13: 0001, 0261, 0319;14: 0179; 15: 0001, 0106, 0280, 0654;16: 0714

Currie, Jethro13: 0001

Curry, Daisy9: 0263

Curry, Joseph12: 0282

Cyrus, Bindley C.6: 0829

Czelusta, Ollie12: 0797

Dabbakian, Andrew3: 0001

Daniel, Benjamin15: 0280

Daniel, Constance14: 0117

Daniels, H. B.1: 0140

Danner, William, Sr.9: 0263

Davies, J. Clarence3: 0307

Davis, Frank D.6: 0737; 13: 0593

Davis, George2: 0885; 6: 0737

Davis, G. T.10: 0617

Davis, John A.11: 0277

Davis, R. V.3: 0307

Davis, Serena E.2: 0799; 3: 0307, 0786; 12: 0656; 15: 0001

Davis, Stanley7: 0259

Davis, William H.2: 0491

Davlson, Natalie10: 0216

Dawkins, Maurice2: 0491

Day, Charles M.15:0280

Day, Ferdinand T.16: 0238

Dean, C. Phillip3: 0657

Dearing, J. Earl6: 0256

DeFrantz, Robert2: 0885; 6: 0737

Delamar, John W.3: 0307

Delany, Hubert T.11: 0726

DeLaurence, Henry8: 0397

Dempsey, John4: 0568

Denison, Robert13: 0261, 0566

Denny, Galloway H.2: 0840

Dent, R. Risley12: 0001

Despres, Leon M.5: 0100, 0208

DeVore, Jesse, Jr.5: 0785; 11: 0608

Diamond, R. J.15: 0749

Dickens, Lloyd3: 0307

Difeo, Samuel C.9: 0400

Dillehay, H. J.12: 0196

Dinkelspiel, Lloyd W.15: 0575

Dobris, M. Michael9: 0834

Dodd, Thomas J.3: 0216

Donovan, William J.15: 0280

Doscher, John R.12: 0247

Dotson, N. P., Jr.3: 0657, 0786; 5: 0100

Dougherty, Charles G.6: 0829

Douglas, Paul H.3: 0307

Downs, James5: 0100

Drewry, Prince7: 0001

Dubard, Raphael9: 0897

Ducksworth, Thomas J.7: 0682, 0740

Duda, John E.12: 0449, 0656

Duke, Angier Biddle10: 0216

Duncan, J. Lawrence16: 0001

Duncan, Samuel7: 0001

Dungan, Ralph A.16: 0213

Dunnings, Stuart J., Jr.2: 0885

Durham, Barbee William3: 0786; 12: 0449, 0656

Durham, Mary E.6: 0737; 12: 0449, 0656

Eaglln, Margaret7: 0740

Ecker, Frederick W.3: 0550; 6: 0829

Edwards, Rheable M.3: 0550; 6: 0623

Eisenhower, Dwight D.3: 0786; 8: 0617; 15: 0749

Eisner, Lester4: 0845; 9: 0653

Eldred, Constance6: 0623

Ellis, James7: 0631

Ennis, Thomas12: 0134

Evans, James C.3: 0475, 0550; 7: 0776; 11: 0375

Evans, John2: 0001; 7: 0105; 10: 0177

Evers, Medgar W.8: 0046

Fager, Frank W.12: 0797

Farmer, James5: 0785; 12: 0001; 14: 0762

Feild, John G.8: 0470; 11: 0277

Felt, James10: 0804; 16: 0001

Ferris, Charles L.8: 0119

Finkelstein, I. B.3: 0426

Finley, Carl6: 0737; 13: 0566

Fisher, John C.1: 0695

Fisher, Margaret L.8: 0782, 0907

Fitzhugh, Gilbert6: 0829

Flamer, John W.9: 0263

Fleary, George M.3: 0576; 11: 0608

Fleischman, Harry2: 0270

Foggio, Charles H.2: 0885; 6: 0737

Follin, James W.5: 0299; 16: 0001

Forsberg, Robert3: 0142; 6: 0737

Fowler, George10: 0437; 14: 0179

Fox, Richard K., Jr.7: 0786

Francis, Charles J.12: 0656

Francois, Terry A.2: 0658

Fraser, Donald M.8: 0309

Freamon, Lovevine9: 0653; 12: 0001

Freeman, Benjamin E.3: 0475

Freeman, Frankie M.3: 0576; 8: 0082, 0119

French, Eleanor Clark10: 0437

Frey, Donald S.3: 0576; 5: 0005

Fritz, Albert B.3: 0576

Fuller, Alex11: 0277

Furman, David D.9: 0431, 0526

Gable, Hortense4: 0317

Gaither, Alexander8: 0046

Galamison, Milton A.2: 0001; 10: 0216

Gammon, Roland10: 0122

Gardner, Arthur13: 0494

Gardner, Dennis8: 0004; 9: 0834; 10: 0437; 16: 0341

Gaston, Gloria10: 0216

Gay, Walter2: 0885; 6: 0737

Gaynor, James W.5: 0785; 9: 0653; 10: 0216, 0437; 11: 0375,

0726; 12: 0001

Geary, Leo A.8: 0440

Getoff, Sheila2: 0270

Geyer, Elizabeth13: 0366

Gibbons, Alex, Jr.6: 0737

Glbbs, James E.3: 0051, 0142; 4: 0317

Gibson, Herman2: 0885; 7: 0001, 0631

Gibson, Paul, Jr.12: 0001

Gibson, Rose C.7: 0067

Gilder, Robert L.4: 0178

Gist, William E.7: 0529

Givan, Gladys7: 0413

Glanton, Luther T., Jr.2: 0885

Gleichenhaus, Billie9: 0653

Glenn, James H.12: 0196

Glover, James9: 0653

Glower, Frederic O.15: 0575

Goldaver, Irving10: 0437

Golden, James7: 0105

Goler, William F.7: 0302

Good, Deane H.9: 0526

Goolsby, Jackson9: 0263

Gordan, Bernard3: 0216

Gordin, Burton I.4: 0001

Gordon, Edmund9: 0653

Gordon, Effie1: 0857; 4: 0317; 11: 0608; 15: 0106

Gordon, Lucinda J.16: 0573

Gordon, W. H.4: 0178

Goree, Myrtice H.4: 0317

Granger, Shelton B.9: 0078; 12: 0362

Green, Ellen P.4: 0178; 15: 0362

Green, Elmer7: 0129

Green, Ruth6: 0737

Greenawalt, Katherine4: 0317

Greenberg, Jack6: 0302; 8: 0004; 12: 0282

Greene, Harry J.2: 0885; 13: 0667

Greene, John T.8: 0001

Greene, Joseph9: 0263

Greenlee, Archie M.2: 0885; 6:0001, 0737

Greig, Norman16: 0563

Gregory, George, Jr.6: 0806; 9: 0868; 10: 0216; 16: 0141

Gregory, Raymond H.2: 0635

Grier, Barnett2: 0270

Grier, Eunice13: 0366

Grier, George13: 0366

Grier, Otis3: 0051

Griffin, Saul13: 0593

Gross, Isadore, Jr.8: 0082

Gross, Joseph4: 0845; 16: 0001

Gubow, Lawrence4: 0317

Guscott, Kenneth6: 0623

Gutridge, Hollister2: 0885

Gwynn, John H., Jr.5: 0005

Hagerty, James C.15: 0592

Hale, Huey Lee2: 0270

Hale, Robert L., Jr.1: 0857; 11: 0089, 0608

Hall, Grover C., Jr.11: 0133

Hallman, Howard W.13: 0667

Hamilton, Beatrice2: 0885

Hamilton, Harry16: 0573

Hanisch, Stuart4: 0568; 16: 0615

Hannah, John A.7: 0373

Hardy, Neil3: 0786

Harriman, Averell E.11: 0452

Harriman, W. Averell1: 0327, 0695; 2: 0001; 8: 0397; 10: 0617

Harris, Andrew2: 0885; 9: 0205

Harris, Ella J.2: 0885; 5: 0005

Harris, George S.6: 0035; 8:0592; 12: 0449

Harris, M. B.16: 0238

Harrison, Augustus9: 0263

Harrison, Marie L.3: 0001

Harrison, William Henry15: 0592

Harshman, Ralph12: 0656

Hart, James2: 0885

Hartman, Paul1: 0695; 2: 0434; 5: 0454; 9: 0498; 13: 0021;

16: 0213Hartsfield, William B.

4: 0386

Harvey, June E.2: 0885

Harvey, Walter6: 0737

Harwig, Susan10: 0437

Hassler, Alfred13: 0366

Hasting, Ulysses6: 0806; 10: 0216

Hatcher, Flora Y.4: 0705, 0845; 6: 0806; 13: 0163

Hatcher, Raymond O.13: 0319

Haugen, Dwight E.13: 0021

Havemann, Ernest C.6:0 737; 11: 0089

Hayes, C. Walker2: 0757; 9: 0611

Haynes, Charles9: 0431

Hazeltine, John C.4: 0568

Heard, Isaac12: 0167

Hecht, Alice M.11: 0133

Height, Dorothy I.3: 0475

Henderson, C. L.13: 0261, 0566

Henderson, E. B.16: 0238

Henderson, L. H.6: 0184

Henderson, Morris8: 0119

Henderson, Ralph2: 0270

Hendrix, Raphael6: 0737; 10: 0216

Hennessy, James O.5: 0005

Herod, Ralph L.4: 0568

Hewitt, Larkland F.2: 0885; 6: 0623

Hicks, James L.12:0155

Hildebrand, Richard4: 0568

Hill, Herbert1: 0049, 0857; 9: 0078

Hill, Horace E.4: 0845

Hill, Jesse, Jr.4: 0386

Hill, Mitchell9: 0263

Hill, Solomon1: 0149; 2: 0270

Hill, William E.4: 0705; 5: 0100, 0299; 6: 0256; 7: 0439, 0529;

12: 0449; 14: 0117

Hillman, Herman D.4: 0568; 9: 0834; 13: 0319, 0566; 14: 0117

Hodge, Elias1: 0049

Hodge, Everett4: 0568; 9: 0653; 14: 0762

Hodge, W.J.6: 0256

Hofer, Marguerite I.13: 0780

Holloway, Arthur4: 0568

Holloway, James L.7: 0001

Holman, L. H.4: 0568; 5: 0005

Holmes, Amos O.4: 0386; 12: 0155; 16: 0141

Holmes, Clarence H.12: 0656

Holmes, David L.3: 0051

Holmes, E. L.2: 0885; 7: 0001

Holmes, Robert D.13: 0021

Holmgren, Edward L.5: 0100

Holstein, Betty Jane6: 0001

Holt, Charles C.13: 0780

Honey, Keith7: 0259

Hoover, Herbert15: 0575

Horan, Charles J.3: 0216; 16: 0001, 0141

Home, Frank S.2: 0001; 4: 0568; 10: 0177, 0437, 0638

Horsky, Charles A.3: 0475

Howden, Edward2: 0491, 0658; 13: 0163

Hubbard, Charles A.3: 0142

Hubbard, DeHart3: 0657, 0786; 4: 0568; 5: 0627; 7: 0129, 0413,

0682; 12: 0362, 0449

Hudson, Claude H.2: 0434, 0491; 4: 0568

Hudson, Theodore2: 0885; 6: 0001

Hughes, Edward J.10:0919

Hughes, Richard J.4: 0568; 9: 0526

Humble, Jack H.16: 0670

Humphrey, Hubert H.2: 0128; 4: 0568

Hunter, J. L.5: 0005

Hurley, Ruby4: 0568; 16: 0341

Hutchinson, George H.6: 0398

Inganamort, Michael9: 0263

Isaacs, McDonald2: 0885; 6: 0737; 14: 0359

Isaacs, Myron S.9: 0078

Israel, George6: 0035

Jack, Homer A.1: 0001

Jack, Hulan E.10: 0216

Jackson, Allan F.3: 0142

Jackson, Arthur6: 0737

Jackson, Bernard H.6: 0035, 0829

Jackson, Bowen6: 0534; 8: 0470

Jackson, Earl C.6: 0035

Jackson, Emory O.1: 0049

Jackson, Hesper A.7: 0373

Jackson, Hubert M.6: 0035

Jackson, Roy9: 0205

Jackson, Samuel A.15: 0001, 0106

Jackson, Wagner3: 0426; 6: 0035

Jackson, William C.2: 0885; 6: 0562

James, Kathy15: 0106

Janks, Robert R.11: 0089

Javna, Stephen L.9: 0263

Jayne, Dorothy Sutherland13: 0667

Jenkins, L. H.13: 0494

Jennings, John10: 0437

Johnson, Arnold P.6: 0806; 10: 0638

Johnson, Arthur2: 0885; 3: 0051; 6: 0035, 0129; 7: 0529;

9: 0263

Johnson, Burrell K.14: 0001

Johnson, Carl R.6: 0737; 8: 0082

Johnson, Clarence R.4: 0705; 14: 0117

Johnson, Cornelius7: 0105

Johnson, F. R.4: 0178

Johnson, George G.7: 0529

Johnson, George M.3: 0786

Johnson, Ishmael R.14: 0001

Johnson, James A.9: 0611

Johnson, John5: 0627

Johnson, Lee F.9: 0001; 15: 0280

Johnson, Matilda H.10: 0001, 0216

Johnson, Rebecca M.6: 0562

Johnson, Reginald A.3: 0786; 6: 0035; 9: 0001, 0078

Johnson, Robert N.6: 0001

Johnson, Samuel4: 0178; 6: 0184

Johnson, William O.3: 0051

Jones, Billy5: 0005

Jones, Donley7: 0105

Jones, Frankie2: 0391

Jones, Fred D.15: 0749

Jones, Frederick C.6: 0035

Jones, George A.6: 0035; 13: 0261, 0566

Jones, Harry E.9: 0467

Jones, Isham9: 0498

Jones, K. C., Jr.12: 0362

Jones, Madison S.1: 0001-0857; 2: 0001-0658, 0840, 0885;

3: 0001-0142, 0307-0786; 4: 0001-0705;5: 0001-0299, 0533-0785; 6: 0001-0806;7: 0001-0786; 8: 0001-0213, 0397-0470,0592-0782; 9: 0001-0167, 0205-0897;10: 0001-0216, 0437-0638; 11: 0001-0277,0452, 0608; 12: 0001, 0167, 0196, 0247-0747; 13: 0001-0780; 14: 0001, 0077, 0117,0179-0520; 15: 0001, 0191-0749; 16: 0001-0280, 0341-0535, 0573-0670

Jones, Robert8: 0046

Jones, Theodore A.5: 0208; 6: 0035, 0829

Jones, Tyree S.6: 0737

Jordan, Louis7: 0439

Jordan, Marion B.1: 0612; 13: 0780

Jorvig, Robert T.16:0573

Josephson, Louis9: 0526

Josey, James2: 0001

Kaplan, Kivie6: 0125; 14: 0028; 15: 0264, 0280

Kaplan, Marshall6: 0125

Kazan, A. E.10: 0729, 0804

Kefauver, Estes4: 0845

Keith, Gertrude8: 0082

Keith, Nathaniel S.9:0001

Kelley, William A.8: 0782

Kelly, William3: 0786

Kennedy, John F.4: 0178, 0568; 10: 0437

Kennedy, Robert F.8: 0907

Kent, G. E.3: 0426

Kent, Jack2: 0391

Kern, David9: 0653

Kerrison, Irvine9: 0467

Keyes, Walter E.4: 0386, 0845; 12: 0167

Kimball, Sherman9: 0653

King, Leroy J., Sr.7: 0001

Kirk, James H.6: 0125

Kirkland, Charles5: 0572

Kitzman, Harvey6: 0125

Klein, Paul L.1: 0857

Klemm, George E.13: 0494

Klorfein, Harold8: 0440

Knox, Thomas12: 0347

Koger, Linwood G., Jr.6: 0534

Koone, David6: 0125

Kristt, Helen Ruth4: 0001

Kuker, Alan9: 0467

LaGrone, Hobart L.9: 0611

Lane, Julian4: 0178

Lange, John D.8: 0440

Lassiter, James B.2: 0885; 6: 0737

Law, W. W.4: 0386, 0845; 6: 0302

Lawrence, David L.3: 0786; 4: 0178; 6: 0302

Lawrence, Otis7: 0001

Lawrence, Robert W.2: 0270

Laws, Clarence A.5: 0785; 15: 0749; 16: 0238

Layton, William W.7: 0373

Leader, George M.13: 0389, 0494

LeCount, Joseph G.6: 0302

Le Doux, Louis6: 0381

Lee, Herman9: 0205

Lee, Mary J.3: 0142

Lee, Richard C.6: 0302

Leenaars, Marguerite M.7: 0105

Lefkowitz, Louis J.6: 0302; 14: 0179

Leichter, Franz S.10: 0216

Leitch, Art S.2: 0491

Leos, Irving8: 0213

Leskes, Theodore1: 0695; 2: 0434; 5: 0454; 7: 0001; 8: 0617;

9: 0498, 0653; 13: 0021; 16: 0213, 0477Lett, Harold A.

8: 0470; 9: 0263, 0526Levand, Max M.

6: 0184

Levenberg, Milton5: 0572

Levenson, Frances1: 0612, 0857; 3: 0307; 4: 0705; 8: 0617-0907;

9: 0431; 11: 0089, 0375, 0452; 13: 0163;15: 0001; 16: 0001

Levy, James E.2: 0799; 3: 0307; 12: 0362; 15: 0362

Lew, Wilbur L.13: 0319

Lewis, Alfred Baker8: 0046; 10: 0122; 14: 0762

Lewis, Chester I.6: 0184

Lewis, Edward S.10: 0216, 0638

Lewis, Harold M.3: 0475

Lima, George S.6: 0302; 15: 0280

Lisbon, Ermino P.6: 0302

Lloyd, Miles16: 0001

Lockwood, George B.2: 0001; 10: 0177

Logan, Charles M.2: 0270

Logan, Richard9: 0834

Longley, David E.16: 0320

Lord, Athena9: 0834

Loving, Minor6: 0562

Loving, Ruth6: 0562

Low, Kenneth B.6: 0302

Lowe, Frank C.6: 0829

Lowe, G. A.12: 0196

Lowell, Stanley H.10: 0216, 0437

Lowry, A. Leon4: 0178

Lucas, Florence V.2: 0001; 10: 0001, 0216

Ludlow, David1: 0001

Lynn, Conrad J.12: 0167

Lyons, James J.10: 0216

Maass, Richard9: 0078

MacCrate, Robert6: 0502; 12: 0001

MacDuffie, Allen16: 0213

Mack, Robert F.8:0119

MacLennan, Charles F.12: 0449

MacLennan, J. D.13: 0623

Maddux, Jared15: 0708

Madigan, Francis V.10: 0437

Madigan, Jerome J.6: 0398

Magargol, Dorothy13: 0261

Mahoney, Mildred6: 0398

Mahoney, Walter11: 0452

Mair, Beatrice B.7: 0529

Makle, Vivian B.9: 0263

Mangum, T. V.6: 0398

Mapp, James R.15: 0708

Marcuse, Peter3: 0142

Marks, Richard V.8: 0470

Marple, Lorna3: 0657; 13: 0021

Marrow, Alfred J.10: 0437

Marsh, Henry G.7: 0631

Marsh, Mayola B.15: 0106

Marshall, Burke12: 0656

Marshall, Thurgood4: 0386; 6: 0001; 10: 0216; 14: 0359

Marson, Edna A.10: 0216

Martin, Fred9: 0400

Martin, Paul P.13: 0494

Martin, Robert H.6: 0398

Maslow, Will1: 0857; 11: 0452

Mason, Louis, Jr.13: 0780

Mason, Norman P.2: 0840; 3: 0657, 0766; 4: 0705, 0845; 5: 0785;

6: 0184, 0398; 7: 0776; 8: 0782; 15: 0106

Mayberry, T. H.8: 0592

McAdoo, Benjamin F.1: 0695

McBride, Thomas D.13: 0667

McCann, James B.1: 0695

McCarthy, Henry L.12: 0001

McCarthy, Jane10: 0122, 0437

McClain, Herbert8: 0782; 13: 0163

McClain, Richard10: 0919

McClennen, Alan6: 0562

McCollum, John P.4: 0705, 0845; 5: 0572; 7: 0529; 15: 0001;

16: 0001

McCray, Joyce10: 0001

McCulloch, Frank W.2: 0270

McDermott, John A.3: 0786; 8: 0782; 10: 0122; 15: 0001

McDuffie, George2: 0001

McEntire, Davis2: 0491, 0885; 6: 0502; 8: 0470; 12: 0449

McGee, Guy G., Jr.13: 0261

McGee, Thomas J.6: 0502

McGrath, Joseph E.8: 0397

McGraw, Booker T.4: 0845; 6: 0502; 13: 0163; 15: 0749; 16: 0141,

0720

McGuire, Marie C.14: 0117

Mclntosh, Edward V.2: 0635

Mclver, J. Emmett6: 0737

McKendrick, Stratford E.3: 0786

McKenna, J. Frank13: 0780

McKinney, Howard13: 0494

McKinney, William F.1: 0149; 3: 0657, 0786; 15: 0106; 16: 0341

McLeon, Addison M.9: 0400

McLinn, Angela J.6: 0806; 10: 0216

McLucas, Mary2: 0840

McNamara, David7: 0259

McRae, Gretchen2: 0840

McSmith, Henry2: 0885; 6: 0737; 7: 0631

McVoy, Lawrence, II4: 0705; 6: 0502; 9: 0167

Meacham, Charlotte C.6: 0398

Meek, Arthur W.7: 0001

Meier, August9: 0498

Meier, Deborah W.5: 0100, 0208

Meistrell, Frank J.9: 0078

Mendenhall, Edward E.2: 0491; 8: 0592

Menzies, Dorothy11: 0001

Mercer, Norman A.11: 0039

Meredith, Thomas O.4: 0845; 9: 0526

Merson, Edna8: 0617; 10: 0701; 15: 0001

Merriwether, Leo A.8: 0470

Metcalf, George R.1: 0475, 0857; 6: 0398; 9: 0653; 11: 0608

Meyner, Robert9: 0263, 0431, 0526

Michael, Ivan A.14: 0179

Milgram, Morris5: 0454; 6: 0398; 7: 0786; 8: 0213, 0309;

12: 0362, 0656; 13: 0021, 0261, 0366, 0667;15: 0654

Miller, Anna S.3: 0475

Milligan, John P.9: 0431

Mills, Charles J.5: 0785

Mitchell, Clarence1: 0049, 0695; 2: 0128, 0473; 3: 0475, 0786;

4: 0705; 6: 0381, 0398, 0534; 9: 0653;15: 0592

Mitchell, Juanita6: 0398, 0502

Molinero, Lee1: 0327; 6: 0806

Monk, George12:0167

Montalbo, Thomas9: 0431

Montoya, Samuel Z.2: 0757

Moon, Henry Lee4: 0568; 5: 0785; 6: 0125; 8: 0397; 9: 0001;

10: 0001, 0122, 0216, 0437, 0701-0804;13: 0163, 0319; 14: 0028, 0077

Moore, Barbara3: 0550; 6: 0829; 16: 0720

Moore, Carolyn D.6: 0398; 9: 0526; 13: 0667; 14: 0520

Moore, Charles D.12: 0656

Moore, Clifford R.9: 0263

Moore, George E.3: 0786

Moore, Virginia12: 0656

Morgan, J. Leonard3: 0475

Moreland, George W.5: 0627

Morris, Barbara5: 0005

Morris, Edna J.5: 0627; 6: 0398

Morris, Gerald L.9: 0167

Morris, John B.4: 0386

Morris, William R.5: 0627; 6: 0398

Morrow, Corienne R.10: 0177; 12: 0001; 15: 0001

Morrow, E. Frederic3: 0786; 4: 0386

Morse, Lillian S.3: 0051

Morse, Wayne13:0021

Morsel), John A.1: 0001, 0049, 0475, 0695; 2: 0128, 0270,0658, 0885; 3: 0142, 0475, 0786; 4: 0317,0845; 5: 0208, 0454, 0627, 0785; 6: 0125,0381, 0398, 0534, 0806, 0829; 7: 0001,0067, 0373, 0413, 0682, 0786; 8: 0001,0213-0397, 0617, 0907; 9: 0001, 0167,0263; 10: 0122, 0216, 0437, 0638; 11: 0452;12: 0167, 0247, 0449, 0797; 13: 0163, 0319,0623; 14: 0001, 0359-0762; 15: 0362, 0654;16: 0238, 0280

Morton, Matthew6: 0806; 10: 0216

Moseley, William D.5: 0005

Moss, Harold6: 0737

Moss, James A.11: 0039

Motley, Constance Baker3: 0142; 5: 0785; 6: 0001, 0256, 0398; 7: 0631,0786; 8: 0617; 9: 0263, 0611, 0653;10: 0617; 11: 0089; 13: 0494; 14: 0520;15: 0749

Muccio, Nick C.4: 0178

Munnerlyn, U.S.6: 0398

Murdock, Marcellus6: 0184

Murphy, Carl12: 0155

Muse, Edward B.8: 0907

Myers, Daisy13: 0623

Myers, Jefferson Davis13: 0389, 0494; 14: 0001

Myers, William13: 0623

Nash, Russell8: 0397

Nash, William A.13: 0623

Nathan, Jason R.4: 0845

Nelson, Marie7: 0001

Nelson, Raymond E.5: 0299

Nesbitt, George B.16: 0001, 0280

Neusom, Daniel B.7: 0439, 0529

Neusom, Thomas G.6: 0737

Neusom, William H.14: 0359

Newport, Sybil13: 0001

Newsom, William M.15: 0280

Nichols, Edward2: 0885; 6: 0737

Nussbaum, Eric13: 0494

Oakes, Edwin C.7: 0682

Oakes, John B.12: 0134

O'Connor, John9: 0263

Odom, Edward J., Jr.8: 0004; 15: 0106

Oliver, William H.2: 0270, 0491; 3: 0426; 7: 0129; 12: 0247;

16: 0001Onlki, S. Garry

12: 0247

Oppenheimer, Harry C.11: 0277, 0375

Orlan, George6: 0035

Owens, Corinne3: 0657; 12: 0247; 16: 0670

Owens, Frances3: 0426

Parker, Irene9: 0190

Parker, Will A.4: 0001

Parks, Lucille G.7: 0067

Patrick, William T., Jr.2: 0885; 6: 0737; 7: 0129; 13: 0163

Patterson, F. D.13: 0116

Patton, W. C.1: 0049

Pawley, James A.9: 0498

Peabody, Endicott13: 0116

Peabody, Malcolm E.11: 0375; 13: 0116

Peabody, Michael13: 0116

Pendleton, C. M.7: 0740

Perretz, Edgar A.12: 0449

Perry, Henry S.5: 0533

Perry, Leslie S.3: 0475; 6: 0806; 9: 0001

Persells, Lester H.4: 0386

Pettigrew, Theodore P.2: 0885

Pfaus, George S.9: 0526

Pfeffer, Leo11: 0452

Phelen, Warner16: 0238

Phillips, G. W.6: 0256

Phillips, Wayne4: 0845

Pinkett, William H.15: 0106

Pittman, Tarea Hall2: 0391, 0491, 0658; 3: 0786; 15: 0106, 0592;

16: 0535Pitts, Joseph A.

5: 0572Pitts, Robert B.

3: 0657Plummer, M. W.

15:0749Plummer, W. W.

6: 0737; 7: 0129, 0259Pohlhaus, J. Francis

1: 0612, 0695; 2: 0270; 3: 0475; 4: 0386, 0845;5: 0005; 8: 0004, 0592, 0782; 12: 0167

Polier, Shad11: 0452

Poston, Carl C., Jr.7: 0631

Potofsky, Jacob S.9: 0834; 10: 0437

Potter, Ellsworth, Sr.9: 0653; 10: 0216; 13: 0116

Prentice, P. I.13: 0116

Price, Charles E.4: 0386; 14: 0359

Price, Lois11: 0001

Price, William7: 0129

Protho, Orlando5: 0572; 14: 0520

Proskauer, Richman11: 0452

Pryant, William C.5: 0005

Puryear, Cortez M.12: 0167

Quarles, Chris C.13: 0593

Queen, Robert14: 0174

Quick, Norman14: 0174

Rabb, Maxwell M.4: 0486; 15: 0749

Rabkin, Sol1: 0695; 7: 0001; 8: 0617; 9: 0653; 16: 0477

Rains, Albert14: 0179

Ralph, Donald9: 0467

Rand, Ester T.10: 0701

Randall, Robert J.14: 0179

Randolph, A. Philip8: 0213

Ransom, Willard B.5: 0627

Rauh, Joseph L., Jr.3: 0475

Rawls, Robert W.7: 0001

Ray, Caulton, Jr.7: 0529

Ray, Joseph R.4: 0705; 9: 0526

Raymond, George T.13: 0319; 14: 0001

Read, Maurice G.2: 0491

Readys, D. E.2: 0885

Reed, Eugene10: 0001, 0122; 11: 0608; 12: 0001; 14: 0179;

16: 0341,0726Reed, Jennie

9: 0653; 14: 0179Reeves, Frank

14: 0179

Reid, Aldric B.6: 0806; 10: 0216

Reid, William10: 0122, 0437, 0638

Reitman, Alan14: 0179

Reuther, Walter12: 0656

Reynolds, Hobson3: 0786

Reynolds, Paul R.11: 0133

Rice, William K.16: 0213

Richardson, Cleo A.7: 0413

Rieman, Marion9: 0467

Riley, Solomon9: 0263

Roane, Carita V.10: 0122, 0216, 0701; 14: 0179; 15: 0001, 0106

Robbins, Ira S.10: 0122, 0437, 0638

Roberts, Anne M.4: 0705, 0845

Roberts, Dennis J.15: 0280, 0352

Roberts, Duane L.2: 0885; 6: 0737; 7: 0129, 0335, 0631, 0682

Roberts, Evelyn H.14: 0179

Robertson, Leon M.7: 0302, 0373; 15: 0106

Robertson, Robert D.16: 0238

Robins, Claude R.13: 0261

Robinson, C. B.15: 0708

Robinson, Howard T.6: 0737; 9: 0897

Robinson, Jackie4: 0568; 8: 0213; 9: 0431; 14: 0179

Robinson, R. C.15: 0749

Robison, Joseph B.8: 0907; 11: 0375, 0452; 12: 0001; 16: 0477

Rockefeller, Nelson A.1: 0857; 2: 0001; 9: 0834; 10: 0437; 11: 0452;

12: 0001; 14: 0179Rollo, Salvatore J.

10:0919Roosevelt, Eleanor

11: 0452; 13: 0163; 15: 0362Roquemore, Charles

6: 0184

Rosenbaum, Fred13: 0021

Rosenman, Mark3: 0550; 6: 0829

Rosenzweig, Simon16: 0001

Roxin, Lester6: 0737

Royal, William H.9: 0611

Rucker, Nancy10: 0216

Rucks, Doris7: 0413

Rufus, T. R.15: 0749

Rukeyser, Muriel4: 0001

Rumsey, Donald6: 0737; 11: 0089, 0608

Russell, Robert2: 0885

Rutledge, Edward2: 0491; 3: 0001; 4: 0001; 8: 0470, 0592, 0907;

10: 0216, 0437, 0701; 11: 0277, 0375, 0608;14:0117

Sachar, Louis2: 0128

Sadler, Philip G.5: 0299, 0572; 7: 0529; 12: 0656; 14: 0117;

15: 0362

Safran, Daniel3: 0475; 6: 0829

Sanders, M. L.13: 0001

Sanders, Thomas L.16: 0001

San Juan, Pedro15: 0362

Sassoon, Edmund10: 0437

Satterfield, M. B.9: 0001

Saunders, Robert W.4: 0178; 14: 0359; 15: 0362; 16: 0213

Savage, Bruce14: 0117

Savage, Phillip H.13:0319

Sawyer, Charles A.7: 0786

Sawyer, Richard12: 0196

Sawyer, Roland13: 0780

Schafer, Roger8: 0004; 10: 0729-0919

Schermer, George4: 0001; 15: 0362

Scheuer, James H.4: 0001; 10: 0122; 11: 0089, 0277, 0375, 0608;

13: 0623; 15: 0362

Schmid, Joseph13: 0389, 0494

Schuster, Seymour9: 0653

Schwaryk, John9: 0653

Scott, Eddie B.9: 0190

Scott, Leon6: 0737; 14: 0520

Scott, William R.9: 0653

Scribner, David8: 0397

Scudder, Elmer A.7: 0105

Scull, David H.8: 0213, 0309

Seay, Albert10: 0216

Segal, Joseph L.13: 0623

Sentman, Robert M.10: 0216

Servaites, Francis X.9: 0001

Seymour, Whitney10: 0804

Shagaloff, June15: 0362

Shane, Frank2: 0491

Sharkey, Joseph T.2: 0001

Sharpe, Carleton F.3: 0051

Shavers, Adeline14: 0117; 16: 0726

Sheahan, Louis P.7: 0786

Shelton, Edward E.13: 0780

Shepard, William F.2: 0799

Shine, Henry N., Jr.2: 0757

Shorter, Charles A.13: 0389, 0667

Siegel, Shirley A.6: 0302; 10: 0617; 11: 0277; 15: 0362

Sigety, Charles E.3: 0657

Silverman, Gerald5: 0100

Simmons, Althea15: 0749

Simmons, Edward R.13: 0261

Simmons, Samuel J.7: 0129, 0682

Simon, Caroline K.14: 0179; 15: 0362

Simon, Walter13: 0319

Simpson, Frank T.3: 0051

Slaiman, Don2: 0491

Slater, James H.5: 0454

Slayton, William L.2: 0491; 4: 0386; 7: 0740; 9: 0400; 16: 0001

Slusser, Charles E.13: 0494; 14: 0117

Smith, Alfred E.6:0623; 13: 0163; 14: 0117

Smith, A. Maceo9: 0611; 10: 0216; 15: 0749; 16: 0341

Smith, Bernard2: 0001

Smith, Frank M.2: 0885; 6: 0737; 7: 0786

Smith, Henry R., Jr.1: 0695; 13: 0494, 0667, 0780; 14: 0001;

15: 0106Smith, Herbert E.

5: 0005Smith, Irene

9: 0263Smith, J. R.

2: 0270

Smith, Landon W.15: 0362

Smith, Lasker7: 0529; 15: 0362

Smith, LeRoy13: 0261, 0494; 15: 0362

Smith, M. W.13: 0261

Smith, Olen, Jr.13: 0389

Smith, Ralph Lee10: 0701

Smith, Wilbert7: 0001

Snell, Howard9: 0653

Snowden, George W.2: 0840; 3: 0657, 0786; 4: 0845; 5: 0572, 0627,

0785; 6: 0623; 9: 0653; 10: 0216; 11: 0608;12: 0362, 0656; 13: 0163; 15: 0565, 0749;16: 0280

Sondhelm, Walter, Jr.6: 0398; 15: 0362

Sones, William6: 0737

Soxman, Lee F.2: 0757

Sparkman, John J.16: 0001

Spencer, Lorenzo V.8: 0592

Spiegel, Samuel A.1: 0475

Spingarn, Arthur B.10: 0122; 15: 0362

Spitz, Henry11:0133

Spivey, Charles S.13: 0780

Spottswood, Stephen G.5: 0454

Spruill, Ester6: 0737; 12: 0282

Stahl, David13: 0780

Stamper, James A.11: 0039

Stansbury, William T.3: 0657; 9: 0653; 10: 0001; 11: 0608

Steel, Lewis M.3: 0216; 4: 0386; 6: 0381

Steinberg, B. William10: 0001

Steiner, Richard L.1: 0149; 4: 0705; 5: 0299; 6: 0534; 16: 0001,

0320

Stephano, Charles15: 0362

Sterling, Philip10: 0919

Stewart, James E.13: 0001

Stinson, Myrtis7: 0740

Stone, Ralph A.16: 0213

Strachan, Laska F.1: 0857; 2: 0001; 6: 0806; 8: 0617; 9: 0897;

10: 0001, 0177, 0216; 11: 0277, 0608;14: 0359, 0520

Strauss, Nathan15: 0362

Strickland, Harold12: 0797; 15: 0362

Strother, Robert16: 0563

Sullivan, Leon H.13: 0667

Sussman, Peter M.15: 0362

Sweatt, Herman12: 0362

Sweeney, Robert J.15: 0362

Sweet, C. B.3: 0786

Sylvahn, J. Luther11: 0089

Szold, Robert10: 0804

Taliaferro, Odell6: 0737

Tanner, Jack E.16: 0477

Tate, Herbert9: 0498; 15: 0001, 0654; 16: 0001

Taylor, James B.12: 0362; 14: 0179, 0359; 15: 0654; 16: 0341

Taylor, J. B.6: 0737

Taylor, Lake, Jr.6: 0256

Taylor, Richard K.13: 0667

Taylor, Walter S.14: 0001

Teasley, Henry12: 0783

Terbell, Joseph E.9: 0078

Terrell, Robert I.16: 0238

Thiele, Karl13: 0001

Thomas, Lewis4: 0178

Thomas, William McKinley2: 0658; 6: 0737

Thomas, W. L.15: 0749

Thompson, A. L.8: 0046

Thompson, Ira L.2: 0885; 13: 0261

Thompson, Iris M.6: 0623

Thompson, Jesse, Sr.13: 0389

Thompson, Samuel9: 0078; 15: 0654

Thompson, William S., Jr.6: 0737; 12: 0362; 13: 0021

Tiffany, Gordon2: 0757

Tillman, Herbert7: 0067

Tinervin, Janice1: 0140

Tobias, Channing10: 0216, 0638

Toliver, Bernard6: 0737; 16: 0573

Toney, Charles2: 0885

Townsend, Dwight D.3: 0657

Tramstein, Russ10: 0216

Travis, Dempsey J.5: 0208; 6: 0829; 15: 0654

Tucker, Herbert E., Jr.6: 0623

Turner, Charles L.2: 0658

Turner, Edward M.2: 0885; 6: 0035; 7: 0001, 0129, 0335, 0373,

0439, 0529, 0682, 0740

Turner, James E.2: 0491; 12: 0282

Turner, Jesse H.15: 0654, 0708

Turner, W. F.2: 0840

Underwood, William H.1: 0695; 16: 0477

Valentine, Virginia2: 0885

Valentine, William R.8: 0907; 10: 0638; 11: 0277; 16: 0213

Vaughan, J. S.6: 0001

Vorspan, Albert4: 0001

Wagner, Robert F.2: 0001; 9: 0834; 10: 0122, 0216, 0437, 0638;

11: 0452; 12: 0001; 16: 0341

Walker, David16: 0001

Walker, Frank T.6: 0562; 9: 0205; 15: 0001; 16: 0341

Walker, Henry2: 0885; 7: 0439

Warders, J. P.6: 0256

Warfield, Charles7: 0439, 0529

Waring, J. Philip9: 0078

Warr, Charles H.6: 0829

Warr, Robert E.11: 0089

Warren, Edward D.2: 0434

Washington, Amos7: 0740

Washington, Edwin C., Jr.13: 0001; 15: 0749

Washington, Morris12: 0167

Watson, James L.10: 0216; 16: 0341

Watson, William2: 0885

Waugh, Charles M.7: 0413

Weaver, Carolyn B.6: 0035

Weaver, George8: 0119, 0617

Weaver, Neavel2: 0885; 3: 0657

Weaver, Robert C.1: 0327, 0857; 2: 0491; 3: 0216, 0307; 4: 0178,

0568, 0845; 5: 0005, 0785; 6: 0256; 8: 0592,0782; 9: 0897; 10: 0216; 11: 0608; 12: 0347;13: 0163; 14: 0117; 15: 0362; 16; 0141, 0341

Webb, Mayfield K.13: 0021

Webster, Thomas8: 0082

Wechsler, Burton D.5: 0572; 16: 0341

Wedge, E. Bruce4: 0178; 6: 0256; 12: 0167; 16: 0001

Weeks, Clarence14: 0117

Weinert, Bertram A.3: 0142

Weisbord, Marvin8: 0309

Weiseger, James A.13: 0261

Wells, W. O.16: 0341

Welsh, Matthew E.5: 0627

Weschcke, Carl L.7: 0786; 16: 0341

Weston, Ross Allen5: 0454

Wharton, Josephine Ferguson7: 0373; 15: 0001, 0106

Wheattle, Minnie3: 0051

Wheeler, Albert H.7: 0067; 16: 0341

White, Fred2: 0885; 5: 0627

White, Lee2: 0491

White, Marshall N.2: 0885; 6: 0125

White, Randolph5: 0785

Whitlatch, Carlton A.16: 0341

Whittier, Sumner G.16: 0341

Wideman, Lynnasacks16: 0341

Wiggins, U. S.9: 0431

Wilcher, Marc12: 0282; 14: 0359

Wiley, Spencer2: 0434

Wilkes, W. R.16: 0001

Wilkins, Roy1: 0001, 0049, 0140, 0475, 0695, 0857;

2: 0001, 0270, 0491-0658, 0799, 0885;3: 0001-0142, 0307, 0475, 0576-0786;4: 0001-0845; 5: 0208, 0454, 0627, 0785;6: 0001-0125, 0302, 0534, 0623, 0806,0829; 7: 0001, 0129, 0373, 0682, 0776;8: 0004, 0046, 0119-0397, 0470, 0592-0907; 9: 0078, 0167, 0205, 0263, 0431,0467, 0526, 0653, 0834; 10: 0001, 0122,0216-0638; 11: 0089, 0133, 0452-0726;12: 0001, 0282, 0449, 0656, 0797; 13: 0021,0163-0319, 0494, 0623-0780; 14: 0028,0179-0762; 15: 0362, 0575, 0654, 0749;16: 0141-0280, 0341, 0573, 0615

Williams, Clayton R.5: 0005, 0208

Williams, C. P.9: 0263

Williams, Eugene16: 0238, 0341

Williams, F. Henry8: 0592

Williams, Francis L.15: 0749

Williams, Franklin H.2: 0270, 0491, 0658; 3: 0786; 16: 0341-0535

Williams, Frederick D.9: 0167

Williams, Harold B.12: 0362, 0656; 16: 0341

Williams, G. Mennen7: 0001, 0129, 0373, 0682; 15: 0106

Williams, Margaret9: 0205

Williams, Mary E.9: 0263

Williams, Samuel A.1: 0695; 9: 0263, 0431, 0498; 14: 0359;

15: 0001; 16: 0001, 0341

Williams, Wendell J.9: 0263

Williams, William W.6: 0737

Williamson, Miley O.12: 0656; 16: 0341

Williamson, Obadiah11: 0001

Willis, Ewell D.15: 0708

Wills, Charles H.5: 0627

Wilmore, Jacques E.9: 0078; 11: 0133

Wilson, Margaret Bush8: 0119

Wilson, Mary9: 0263

Wise, J. C.4: 0178

Wissler, Willie, Jr.13: 0319

Wolf, Philip A.6: 0806; 10: 0001, 0216

Wolfe, Robert T.3: 0142

Wood, Jack E., Jr.1: 0001, 0049, 0140, 0149, 0475, 0695, 0857;

2: 0001-0434, 0491, 0658-0885; 3: 0051-0307, 0475-0576, 0786; 4: 0178-1033;5: 0005, 0208, 0454, 0572-0785; 6: 0035,0125-0302, 0398-0623, 0829; 7: 0001,0067, 0129, 0302, 0373, 0740, 0786;8: 0004-0213, 0397-0470, 0592, 0782,0907; 9: 0001-0400, 0467-0868; 10: 0001,0122, 0216, 0437, 0638, 0701, 0919;11: 0001, 0089, 0133, 0375, 0608, 0726;12: 0001-0196, 0247, 0347-0656; 13: 0021,0116, 0261, 0319, 0566, 0780; 14: 0028-0179, 0520, 0668; 15: 0001, 0106, 0280,0362, 0592-0749; 16: 0001-0615, 0720,0726

Woodridge, Bessie2: 0885

Woods, Fred7: 0682

Woodson, Audrey M.6: 0737

Woodson, S. Howard16: 0341

Wooldridge, Bessie6: 0562

Wright, Herbert L.2: 0001, 0799; 3: 0307; 8: 0004; 9: 0467, 0834;

10: 0437; 14: 0179; 16: 0341

Wright, Robert A.6: 0001

Wynn, Walter C.8: 0782; 16: 0341

Yankauer, Mrs. Alfred9: 0834

Yielding, James T.13: 0001

Young, Mary M.13: 0001

Young, Whitney M., Jr.4: 0386; 8: 0907

Zaccagnino, Anthony16: 0726

Zaretzki, Joseph1: 0695

Zelnick, Diane16: 0726

Ziegler, Nolan F.13: 0261

Zimmerman, Julien H.3: 0786

Zimmerman, Louis M.11: 0277

Zuber, Paul16: 0726

SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major topics, personalities, activities, and programs in this microformpublication. The first number after each entry or subentry refers to the reel, while the four-digit numberfollowing the colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing information on thesubject begins. Hence, 3: 0216 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0216 of Reel 3. Byreferring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find thefolder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents, arranged in the order inwhich they appear on the film.

Abrams, Charleschairman of New York State Committee on

Discrimination in Housing--appointment as11: 0452

ACTIONactivities 1: 0327fourth annual meeting--Nelson Rockefeller's

address to 1: 0327urban renewal clinics

Berkeley, California 2: 0391general 1: 0327Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1: 0001

Adams, MargueriteNorth Carolina State Housing Committee

chairman--appointment as 12: 0196

Advertising practicesdiscriminatory--New York Post 14: 0174

African Americansharassment of, in Hackensack, New Jersey

9: 0263home buyers--AFSC study on treatment of

1: 0475home ownership--relationship to property

values 12: 0362, 0449homes-rwhite attacks on 13: 0623impact of, in new residential areas 1: 0475movement of, into white neighborhoods--study

of 13: 0667national housing status--report on 14: 0028relations with whites in Teaneck, New Jersey

9: 0263, 0498southern proposal for resettlement of, in the

North 1: 0327urban renewal programs effects on 15: 0001

AFSCAfrican American home buyers--study on

treatment of 1: 0475housing services 13: 0319

AlabamaDothan urban renewal plan 1: 0049Eufaula housing discrimination complaints

1: 0049Eufaula urban renewal program 4: 0705;

15: 0592Gadsden urban renewal program 1: 0049;

4: 0845Kingston Homeowners' Protective League

membership applications 1: 0049Kingston low rent housing project 1: 0049Mobile--National Maritime Union's refusal to

sell house in 1: 0049

AlaskaFairbanks urban renewal program 1: 0137

"All the Way Home" (film)script for 4: 0001

Alves, PagetNational Urban League Urban Renewal Institute

at Elizabeth, New Jersey--statement at9: 0078

American Freedom of Residence Fundestablishment of 5: 0454

Anti-bias real estate ruleMichigan 4: 0317

Antidiscrimination lawsNew York City--affecting housing and urban

development 10: 0177; 12: 0001New York City--public hearings on proposed

changes in 10: 0437

Anti-fair housing initiativesCalifornia--NAACP lawsuit against proponents

of 2: 0491

ApartmentsDetroit, Michigan--demonstrations against

7: 0129integrated--construction of, in Memphis,

Tennessee 15: 0708New Jersey discrimination in rental 9: 0263operated by federal government--rental

housing opportunities 14: 0179New York, Long Island--Parkway Village rental

policy 10: 0001

Area Redevelopment Administrationracial discrimination policies 8: 0004

ArizonaEloy low rent public housing project 1: 0140Phoenix urban renewal program 1: 0140Tucson Home Builders Association open

housing policy 1: 0140

ArkansasLittle Rock

Housing Authority annual report (1956)1:0149

Housing Authority rental project--survey onaccepability of 1: 0149

housing discrimination complaints 1: 0149Jones, Madison--visit of 1: 0149urban renewal program--general 1: 0149urban renewal program--petitions protesting

1: 0149North Little Rock urban renewal program

1:0149

Armed forceshousing problems of, in Omaha, Nebraska

9: 0167

Arsonof African American homes in Cass County,

Michigan 7: 0001

Ashby, HaroldNewark, New Jersey, Branch Housing

Committee Chairman--appointment as9: 0498

Association of Fair Housing Committees1: 0001

Babbitt Naval Depothousing segregation--NAACP demand for ban

on 9: 0190

BanksNew Haven, Connecticut--complaints regarding

discriminatory practices by 4: 0317

Banks, Calvin1: 0600

Beacon Newspaper Corporation, Inc.advertising practices--complaints regarding

6: 0184

Beaver Brook low rent housing siteNAACP opposition to 3: 0216

Bell, BenjaminChicago Branch Housing Committee

chairman--appointment as 5: 0100

Bell Laboratorieshousing discrimination complaints 1: 0475housing program 8: 0907

BlockbustingNew York City public hearings on 10: 0437revocation of licenses of real estate brokers

practicing--call for 14: 0077

Bowling Green State Universitypolicy on nondiscrimination in off-campus

housing 12: 0656

Boycotts, African AmericanMetropolitan Life Insurance Company 6: 0829Rocky Springs Amusement Park 13: 0261

Brotherhood in Action Committeeactivities report 10: 0001

Builder's groupsNAACP cooperation with, during urban renewal

projects 15: 0654

Businessconduct of--New Mexico legislation to prohibit

discrimination in 9: 0611

BusinessmenAfrican American--recognition for 5: 0001

Californiaanti-fair housing initiative--NAACP lawsuit

against proponents of 2: 0491Berkeley

ACTION urban renewal clinic 2: 0391Federal Civil Rights Commission hearings

and findings on housing 2: 0391NAACP Branch Housing Committee

activities 2: 0391building projects--suspension of federal funds

for 2: 0491El Cajon Valley open housing conference

6: 0125

fair housing legislation--referendum defeats2: 0391, 0491

housing discrimination complaintsBlythe 2: 0270Glendale 2: 0270Los Angeles 2: 0434Oroville 2: 0270Sacramento 2: 0270San Francisco 2: 0658San Jose 2: 0491

Los AngelesConference on Urban Redevelopment

2: 0434County Conference on Community Relations

3: 0001NAACP Branch activities 2: 0434public housing situation 4: 0568redevelopment housing--ordinance against

discrimination in 2: 0434urban redevelopment workshop 2: 0434

Marin City redevelopment plan 2: 0270Marin City urban renewal program 4: 0705Marin County Redevelopment Agency public

hearings 2: 0473Milpitas--UAW cooperative housing

development 2: 0270Oakland

housing survey 2: 0270Redevelopment Agency nondiscrimination

policy 9: 0078Redevelopment Agency's policy on race

2: 0391Oxnard--cross burning at African American

veteran's home 2: 0270Oxnard--proposed city ordinance banning

housing discrimination 6: 0035Palo Alto redevelopment plan 2: 0270Proposition 14--passage of 8: 0907realtors--racial discrimination complaints

against 1: 0475realtors--survey of discriminatory methods

used by 1: 0327Riverside

Housing Improvement Committee activities2: 0270

housing segregation 1: 0475housing situation 2: 0270

Sacramento--legal strategy for challenginghousing discrimination in 2: 0270

San Bernardinoconstruction of hot mix plant adjacent to

African American community--complaintregarding 2: 0635

housing problems 2: 0491NAACP Branch Housing Committee report

2: 0635redevelopment study program 2: 0635

San Diego housing discrimination complaints13: 0116

San Fernando Valley NAACP Branch activities2: 0270

San Franciscohousing discrimination complaints 6: 0035housing report 8: 0004Mays, Willie--housing bias incident 2: 0658private housing--proposed city ordinance to

outlaw discrimination in 2: 0658racial attitudes in neighborhoods infiltrated

by nonwhites--study of 2: 0658relocation of project families--NAACP

complaint regarding 2: 0658San Jose housing discrimination policy 2: 0270San Mateo antidiscriminatory housing

ordinances 2: 0270Santa Ana--survey of African American

community 2: 0270state legislature's civil rights voting record

2: 0658Stockton Committee for Fair Housing

conference 3: 0576Supreme Court outlaws tract housing bias

15: 0575urban renewal activities--list of communities

engaged in 16: 0535urban renewal laws 3: 0307urban renewal programs

Berkeley 2: 0391Fresno 2: 0270general--termination of federal financing for,

following passage of Proposition 148: 0907

Los Angeles 2: 0434Marin City 2: 0473Pasadena 2: 0270Pittsburg 2: 0270Sacramento 2: 0270San Francisco 2: 0658; 8: 0592Sausalito 2: 0270

Vallejo housing problems 2: 0270

California Real Estate Associationfair housing legislation--opposition to 2: 0491

Carter, Elmer "Special Assistant for Intergroup Relations to

Governor Nelson Rockefeller o f N e w Y o r k - - a p p o i n t m e n t a s 2 : 0128

Central Civic League on Urban Renewalstatement of position 5: 0533

Citizen leadershipproposals for coordination and use of, in

campaign to achieve equal opportunities andrights 11: 0277

Citizens Committee in Support of the LandClearance for Redevelopment Authority ofOlivette, Missouri

minutes of meetings 1: 0475Citizens Housing and Planning Council of NewYork, Inc.

Board of Directors' election 10: 0122Housing Act of 1957--support for 10: 0122housing symposium 10: 0122New York City fair housing ordinance--support

for 10: 0122publications 10: 0122

Civic Housing Foundationestablishment of 2: 0128

Civil rightsact--Washington State 16: 0477bills--efforts to pass 1: 0695bills--NAACP model 6: 0125Michigan conference on 7: 0373platform--New York State Democratic

Committee recommendations 5: 0785practical problems of--address by Leon

Despres on 5: 0100

Coast Guard, U.S.recruitment practices with respect to African

Americans 8: 0309

Conn, GeraldFHA proceedings against 3: 0786

Coker, F. D.

Indiana State Housing Committee c h a i r m a n - - a p p o i n t m e n t as 5: 0627

Cole, Albert M.

Garden Valley, Ohio, urban renewal p r o g r a m - - a d d r e s s a t groundbreaking ceremony

12: 0362

Orlando, Florida, Urban Renewal C o n f e r e n c e - - a d d r e s s by 4: 0178

Coleman, MaryPennsylvania House of Delegates Committee

on Law and Order--statement before13: 0780

College Housing Programadministration of 4: 0568

Collins, Leroyslum clearance meeting called by 4: 0178

ColoradoColorado Springs--complaints regarding

discrimination in FHA programs and policies2: 0840

Colorado Springs housing discriminationcomplaints 2: 0840

DenverHHFA program 2: 0840housing workshop 15: 0106segregation in--pamphlet on 2: 0840Wood, Jack--visit by 2: 0840

Fair Housing Act of 1959 2: 0840; 15: 0001Commission on Intergroup Relations

open city project 3: 0550Commission on Race and Housing

federal housing programs--recommendationsregarding 2: 0885

housing discrimination report 3: 0576, 0786;16: 0341, 0535

minority housing problems--studies on 2: 0885NAACP cooperation 2: 0885private housing developments and 2: 0885;

3: 0657research reports--publication of 2: 0885

Committee on Civil Rights in Manhattan, Inc.minutes of meetings 10: 0216

Community Services, Inc.activities 10: 0729, 0804

Conference on Discrimination in Housing8: 0617

Conference on Urban RedevelopmentLos Angeles, California 2: 0434

Congress, U.S.housing amendments (1955) 1: 0612see also House of Representatives, U.S.;

Senate, U.S.Connecticut

BridgeportHousing Authority--racial discrimination

complaints against 3: 0051housing discrimination complaints 3: 0051NAACP Branch housing program 3: 0051

public housing projects--complaintsregarding administration of 3: 0051

Commission on Civil Rights hearings onpublicly assisted housing 3: 0051

DanburyBeaver Brook low rent housing site--NAACP

opposition to 3: 0216city housing code 3: 0216housing discrimination complaints 3: 0216NAACP Branch housing report 3: 0216NAACP protest demonstrations 3: 0216Redevelopment Authority--survey of families

relocated by 3: 0216urban renewal program 3: 0216; 14: 0762

fair housing legislation 1: 0695; 9: 0205Greenwich housing discrimination complaints

3: 0051Hamden housing discrimination complaints

4: 0317Hartford

housing discrimination complaints 3: 0051redevelopment plans 3: 0051urban renewal program 1: 0327; 3: 0051;

4: 0568Meriden urban renewal program 3: 0051New Haven

banks and real estate brokers--complaintsregarding discriminatory practices by4: 0317

fair housing practices ordinance 3: 0142Housing Authority--memorandum on policy

of 3: 0142housing discrimination complaints 3: 0142sit down demonstration to protest housing

discrimination 3: 0051, 0142urban renewal program 3: 0142; 6: 0302

New London low rent public housing project1: 0475

Norwalk NAACP Branch Housing Committeeprogram 14: 0179

public accommodations statute 3: 0051, 0142Ridgefield Branch Housing chairman--Bernard

Gordan's appointment as 3: 0216savings banks--discrimination in mortgage

loans by 1: 0612Stamford

housing conference 14: 0179housing discrimination complaints 3: 0142Jones, Madison--visit by 3: 0142urban renewal program 3: 0142

State Commission on Civil Rights--complaintsregarding 4: 0317

State Commission on Civil Rights bulletins1: 0327

Temporary Commission on Housing report3: 0142

urban renewal and redevelopment--NAACProle in 3: 0051

Connecticut General Life Insurance CompanySymposium on Metropolitan Problems

sponsored by 3: 0051

Consumer's Interest Advisory CommitteeJones, Madison--resignation of 3: 0786meetings 3: 0657

Cooper, John Sherman29th Annual National Housing Conference--

speech at 2: 0128

Cooperative apartmentsdevelopment--Bronx County, New York 9: 0834proposed exemption for, under provisions of

Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs Bill 2: 0001

Cooperative housingdevelopments

Milpitas, California 2: 0270Pine Grove Manor 9: 0467Port Chester, New York 10: 0919United Housing Foundation proposal for

10: 0729FHA mortgage insurance for 6: 0125program 3: 0657, 0786proposal for Harlem 6: 0502Seward Park 8: 0004

COREBrooklyn, New York, housing discrimination sit-

in demonstrations 9: 0868

Cortland State Teacher's Collegehousing conditions for African Americans

9: 0653

County Conference on Community RelationsLos Angeles, California 3: 0001

Crisis in Levittown, PA (film)13: 0623

Cross burningsColumbus, Ohio 12: 0449Oxnard, California, African American veteran's

home 2: 0270

DelawareAfrican American housing situation 1: 0327Collins Park housing discrimination complaints

8: 0782Dover housing conditions 3: 0426Dover urban renewal program 3: 0426, 0475Newark housing discrimination complaints

3: 0426

Delaware cont.Wilmington

city code for health standards 3: 0426housing controversy 3: 0786slum clearance program 6: 0035urban renewal program 3: 0426; 6: 0035

Delta Sigma Theta conventionFreeman, Frankie--speech by 3: 0576

Democratic PartyMichigan--call for end to segregation 7: 0129Platform Committee hearings in New York

City--testimony before 8: 0782

Demonstrationssee Protest demonstrations

Department of Defense, U.S.nondiscriminatory occupancy pattern policy

7: 0776

Department of Urban Affairs and Housing, U.S.proposed creation of 3: 0576

DesegregationErie, Pennsylvania, public housing projects

13: 0389, 0494National Urban League policy statement on

9: 0078

Despres, Leonpractical problems of civil rights--address on

5: 0100Discrimination

see Housing discrimination complaints; Racialdiscrimination

District of ColumbiaCommission on Civil Rights hearings on

housing 3: 0475housing--NAIRO research project on 3: 0475housing discrimination complaints 3: 0475-0576nonwhite residence in--dispersion of 1: 0327redevelopment plans 9: 0001urban renewal program 3: 0475

Economic intimidation campaign, whiteagainst African Americans in Elloree, South

Carolina 15: 0565Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Supreme Court civil rights decisions--urged touphold 8: 0592

ElderlyFHA housing plan for 4: 0178housing for--direct loan program for 6: 0398

Emergency Committee for More Low RentHousing

activities 10: 0437

Empire Real Estate Boardannual banquet--Joseph Ray's address at

4: 0705

Employmentdiscrimination

Brooklyn, New York 9: 0868New York City, New York 10: 0437Rochdale Village, New York 9: 0653St. Louis, Missouri, case 8: 0782

requests 2: 0128

Episcopal Society for Cultural and Racial Unityactivities 4: 0386

Equal Employment Opportunities ActNew Mexico legislation to provide penalties for

violations of 5: 0299Evans, John

death of 7: 0105

Evictionsregulations governing--New York 1: 0001, 0695

Excess mortgage proceedsFHA procedures to recover 3: 0657

Executive orderprohibiting discrimination in federally assisted

housinggeneral 1: 0001, 0695; 2: 0391; 4: 0568;

5: 0785; 8: 0782; 10: 0437HHFA implementation of 4: 0568NAACP campaign for 4: 1033; 14: 0077NAACP demonstration for 8: 0004; 16: 0535National Committee Against Discrimination in

Housing statement and recommendations8: 0907

report on effects of 6: 0502

Fair employment practices lawWisconsin--proposed amendments 16: 0615

Fair housing legislationAkron, Ohio 12: 0282California--referendum defeat 2: 0391, 0491California Real Estate Association's opposition

to 2: 0491Cleveland, Ohio 6: 0398Colorado 15: 0001Connecticut 1: 0695; 9: 0205Des Moines, Iowa--defeat in 6: 0001Indiana 16: 0341local--plans for introduction of 16: 0535Maryland 6: 0398Massachusetts 1: 0695; 6: 0623

Metcalf-Bakerconstitutionality--memorandum on 1: 0857;

11: 0452general 6: 0035lobbying activities on behalf of 1: 0857NAACP dissatisfaction with 15: 0592New York State Senate Committee on Public

Health hearings on 15: 0592Rockefeller, Nelson--meeting with NAACP

representatives to discuss 5: 0785Michigan 7: 0001Minnesota 7: 0786; 16: 0341municipal 8: 0004NAACP support for 14: 0028, 0077National Association of Real Estate Boards

position on 12: 0134New Haven, Connecticut 3: 0142New Jersey 1: 0695; 9: 0431, 0498New Mexico 9: 0611New York

failure of passage 4: 0317; 14: 0077general 1: 0695; 5: 0785; 6: 0398, 0502;

8: 0617, 0782; 9: 0653-0868; 11: 0375-0726; 12: 0001; 14: 0179; 16: 0341

joint conference in support of 10: 0001protest demonstrations to secure 11: 0608Rockefeller, Nelson--proposal 1: 0695

New York City 2: 0001; 9: 0868; 10: 0122Ohio 1: 0695; 3: 0307; 6: 0398; 12: 0362-0656;

15: 0362Oregon 1: 0695Pennsylvania 1: 0600; 6: 0035; 13: 0389, 0667,

0780; 14: 0001Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 16: 0341Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 13: 0780Port Chester, New York 10: 0919report on 8: 0907Rhode Island 3: 0475; 6: 0302; 15: 0280St. Paul, Minnesota 13: 0021Schenectady, New York 9: 0834; 11: 0039Senate Subcommittee on Housing hearings on

9: 0001Springfield, Massachusetts 6: 0562Toledo, Ohio 12: 0797Washington 1: 0695Westchester, New York 11: 0133Wisconsin 16: 0615

Farmer, JamesVan der Linden, Frank--debate with 5: 0785

Federal Civil Rights Commissionhousing discrimination hearings 2: 0757;

3: 0786; 5: 0208; 14: 0077housing in Berkeley, California--hearings and

findings on 2: 0391housing in D.C.--hearings on 3: 0475housing in New York City--hearings on 1: 0695;

11: 0452housing recommendations 1: 0475reports 6: 0125; 8: 0004segregation and discrimination in housing--

report on 12: 0155state advisory committee officers--list of

2: 0757see also U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Federal College Housing Programnondiscrimination policy 5: 0785

Federal National Mortgage Associationhousing for minority groups--authorization to

provide aid for 1: 0612nondiscrimination policy 4: 0705racial discrimination complaints against 3: 0657refusal of mortgages in integrated

developments--allegations regarding7: 0682, 0740

FHACohn, Gerald--proceedings against 3: 0786cooperative housing program 3: 0657, 0786discrimination in the resale of property--policy

banning 3: 0786; 4: 0705discriminatory practices in Gainesville, Florida--

complaints regarding 4: 0178disposition of acquired rental properties--policy

on 3: 0786; 5: 0785excess mortgage proceeds--procedures to

recover 3: 0657foreclosed properties--complaints regarding

discrimination in the sale of 3: 0786foreclosed properties--policies regarding resale

of 6: 0398; 15: 0749foreclosure policy 4: 0845housing--suggestions for integration in 1: 0327housing discrimination complaints 1: 0475housing loans--efforts to ban discrimination in

1: 0857housing operations--NAACP opposition to

segregation and discrimination in 15: 0592housing plan for the aged 4: 0178

FHA cont.Industry Advisory Committee--establishment of

3: 0786insured housing--complaints regarding

discrimination in 8: 0782insured housing in Springfield, Ohio--racial

discrimination complaint regarding sale orrental of 6: 0398

intergroup relations policies and programs--study of 8: 0782

loan policy--complaints regardingdiscrimination 3: 0657

loan procedures 3: 0786manual--revision of section dealing with

relocation housing 3: 0786minority group program--considerations

respecting 3: 0786minority housing--study on 4: 0568mortgage insurance for rental and cooperative

housing 6: 0125mortgage insurance requirements--complaints

regarding discrimination 3: 0786nondiscrimination policy 8: 0782programs and policies complaints in Colorado

Springs, Colorado 2: 0840racial discrimination complaints against 5: 0785racial relations staff--list of 3: 0657restrictive racial covenants in Houston, Texas--

policy on 5: 0785; 15: 0749see also Housing programs, federal

FilmsAll the Way Home 4: 0001Crisis in Levittown, PA 13: 0623housing discrimination

NAACP financial participation 4: 0001in northern cities 16: 0670plans for 4: 0001production of 8: 0470screenplays--prospectus for 4: 0001

Suburban Schism 13: 0163University of Wisconsin antihousing

discrimination 16: 0573, 0615

Flood control projectsBattle Creek, Michigan 7: 0105

FloridaCocoa urban renewal program 4: 0178Gainesville--complaints regarding

discriminatory FHA practices 4: 0178Gainesville--complaints regarding

discrimination in Veterans Administrationloan policy 4: 0178

housing discrimination complaintsCape Canaveral 4: 0178; 12: 0134; 14: 0077;

16: 0341Cocoa 4: 0178; 6: 0035; 16: 0341Coral Gables 4: 0178Orlando 4: 0178Tampa 4: 0178

Key West--efforts to construct a housingproject for African Americans in 4: 0:1-78

Orlando Urban Renewal Conference 4: 0178St. Petersburg--African American housjng

problems 4: 0178slum clearance

conference 15: 0362meeting 4: 0178program 4: 0178

TampaJones, Madison--visit by 4: 0178Public Housing Authority--racial

discrimination complaints against 4: 0178urban renewal program 4: 0178; 15: 0362

Titusville urban renewal program 4: 0178

Flushing Remonstrance300th Anniversary--rally to commemorate

10: 0001Foreclosed properties

FHA--complaints regarding discrimination inthe sale of 3: 0786

FHA--policies regarding resale of 6: 0398policy--FHA 4: 0845

Fox, RichardSt. Paul, Minnesota, Branch Housing

Committee chairman 7: 0786Freeman, Frankie

Delta Sigma Theta convention--speech onhousing 3: 0576

French, Eleanor ClarkTemporary New York State Commission on Low

Income Housing--testimony before 10: 0437Frey, Donald

equal opportunity in housing--address on5: 0005

NAACP housing workshop--participation in3: 0576

Gaynor, JamesNew York State Urban Renewal Officials-

speech at Annual Spring Conference5: 0785; 11: 0726; 12: 0001

Ninth Annual Housing Conference--speech at12: 0001

GeorgiaAmericus housing discrimination complaints

15: 0362Atlanta

NAACP Branch Housing chairman--JesseHill's appointment as 4: 0386

urban renewal programappointment of Citizen's Advisory

Committee 4: 0386complaints regarding 4: 0386general 16: 0007

Augustahousing discrimination complaints 4: 0386urban renewal controversy 12: 0155urban renewal program 4: 0386; 16: 0141

Fitzgerald urban renewal program 4: 0386;15: 0362

Newnan housing discrimination complaints4: 0386

SavannahNAACP field visit report 4: 0386Nathaniel Greene Villa housing project site--

complaints regarding 4: 0845urban renewal program 4: 0386; 6: 0302

State School Study Commission hearings4: 0386

Gibbs, JamesWaterbury Negro Freedom Day affair--address

by 4: 0317

Gibson, RoseAnn Arbor Branch Housing Committee

chairman--appointment as 7: 0067

Golden, JamesBattle Creek, Michigan, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as7: 0105

Goode, DeaneTrenton, New Jersey, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as9: 0526

Gordan, BernardDanbury Branch Housing chairman--

appointment as 3: 0216

Gulf American Land Corporationrequest for investigation of 4: 0845

Harlemcooperative housing proposal 6: 0502housing conditions 10: 0216, 0437housing survey 14: 0179slum clearance and housing program 6: 0806urban renewal program 10: 0216; 16: 0141

Harlem Mortgage and Improvement CouncilAnnual Dinner programs 10: 0617Executive Committee meetings 10: 0617NAACP cooperation 10: 0617

Health standardsWilmington, Delaware, city code for 3: 0426

HHFAadministrator--Robert Weaver's appointment as

4: 0845California building projects--suspension of

funds for 2: 0491Denver, Colorado program 2: 0840equal housing executive order--implementation

of 4: 0568NAACP recommendations 4: 0705National Committee Against Discrimination in

Housing--meeting with 8: 0782national public interest organizations--meeting

with 6: 0806public interest representatives--meetings with

4: 0705race relations officer--assignment of, to

Wichita, Kansas 6: 0184Racial Relations Service

dismissal of Frank Home and CorienneMorrow from 8: 0617; 11: 0452

professional staff--list of 4: 0705; 11: 0277urban renewal report 16: 0141

Relocation Service--list of professional staff4: 0705

Southeastern Regional Office--racialdiscrimination complaints against 4: 0705

urban renewal pamphlets 13: 0163

Highlander Folk Schoolintegration classes, workshops, and

conferences--legal battle to conduct 1: 0001

Hill, HerbertNew York waterfront--statement on

discrimination on 9: 0078

Hill, JesseAtlanta, Georgia, Branch Housing chairman--

appointment as 4: 0386

Holmes, RobertPortland, Oregon, Urban League--address to

13: 0021

Home Manufacturer's Associationconvention--Jack Wood's speech at 6: 0398

Hoover, HerbertStanford University antidiscrimination clauses

15: 0575

Home, FrankHHFA Racial Relations Service--dismissal from

8: 0617; 11: 0452National Association of Housing and

Redevelopment Officials--statement toPotomac Chapter 10: 0177

Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs Bill--statement on2: 0001

HospitalsDetroit, Michigan--nondiscrimination pledge

6: 0035

House of Representatives, U.S.Rains' Subcommittee hearings and reports

1: 0612

Housingaccommodations aided by publicly insured

financing--proposed ban on discrimination in1: 0857

action project 8: 0004activities--state and municipal 9: 0001African American interests in--conference on

4: 0568amendments (1955) 1: 0612articles 14: 0117bias--New York City Council bill to ban 1: 0857bulletins--National Urban League 9: 0078clinics--Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0389clinics--New England Regional Conference

9: 0205codes--Danbury, Connecticut 3: 0216codes--Portsmouth, Virginia 16: 0280commission--Mount Clemons, Michigan

7: 0001communities--recommendations for integrated

living in 13: 0780competitive 11: 0375conditions

Battle Creek, Michigan 7: 0105Cortland State Teacher's College 9: 0653Dover, Delaware 3: 0426East Orange, New Jersey 9: 0263Harlem, New York 10: 0216, 0437Inkster, Michigan 7: 0001Lakeview, New York 10: 0001Mount Vernon, New York 16: 0341New York City, New York 16: 0341Norfolk, Virginia 14: 0179; 16: 0238Old Bridge, New Jersey 9: 0263Passaic, New Jersey 9: 0263Peoria, Illinois 5: 0005Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 13: 0780Portsmouth, Virginia 16: 0280Rockford, Illinois 5: 0005

Suffolk County, New York 9: 0653Willow Run, Michigan 7: 0682Worthington, Minnesota 8: 0001Ypsilanti, Michigan 7: 0740

conferencesBoston, Massachusetts, NAACP Branch

schedule of 6: 0623Cleveland, Ohio, NAACP Branch 12: 0362Jackson, Michigan 7: 0302Michigan 7: 0335Muskegon Heights, Michigan 7: 0413NAACP 3: 0001New Jersey 16: 0341New York State Commission Against

Discrimination 11: 0277Ohio 12: 0449, 0656Queens County, New York Council 11: 0277Stamford, Connecticut 14: 0179

controversy--Wilmington, Delaware 3: 0786demonstration--NAACP proposal for 6: 0398desegregation conference in New York City

1: 0857; 11: 0452desegregation at Sierra Ordnance Depot

2: 0270developments

Arlington, Virginia 16: 0238Delano Village--opening of 9: 0653Ecorse, Michigan 7: 0439Grandview Estates 13: 0667interracial 2: 0128, 0885Mamaroneck, New York 9: 0653Portland, Oregon 13: 0021Sheraton Park Estates financial problems

8: 0082for the elderly--direct loan program 6: 0398equal opportunity in--address by Donald Frey

on 5: 0005equal opportunity in--Indiana statewide study

conference on 5: 0627FHA--suggestions for integration 1: 0327financing--discrimination in 2: 0491government involvement in--background

statement on 8: 0782integrated--New York City Commission on

Intergroup Relations study on 10: 0177Leadership Conference on 5: 0785legislation--NAACP position on 1: 0695legislation--U.S. Senate Subcommittee on

Banking and Currency hearings on 2: 0128loans--efforts to ban discrimination 1: 0857low cost, for Bridgton, New Jersey 9: 0263low and middle income--complaints regarding,

in East Bronx, New York 6: 0035

market--impact of rent controls on, in Buffalo,New York 9: 0897

meeting--Springfield, Illinois 5: 0005metropolitan--article on racial discrimination in

10: 0701military 7: 0776minority--FHA study on 4: 0568minority groups--Federal National Mortgage

Association assistance in providing 1: 0612NAACP Housing Department policy statement

on 15: 0264National Committee Against Discrimination in

Housing draft statement on 8: 0617open occupancy--movement for 1: 0001ordinances--antidiscriminatory 2: 0270pamphlets--NAACP requests for 13: 0163policies

Johnstown, Pennsylvania 13: 0593Massachusetts 13: 0116Michigan State University 2: 0799NAACP 1: 0327; 2: 0491; 12: 0449New Jersey 4: 0568New York City 2: 0001New York State 11: 0726Ohio State University 2: 0799Portland, Oregon NAACP Branch 13: 0021University of California, Berkeley 2: 0799

practices--New Rochelle, New York 9: 0653private

discrimination inproposed Chicago, Illinois, ordinance

banning 5: 0100proposed Rhode Island legislation

prohibiting 6: 0125proposed San Francisco, California, city

ordinance outlawing 2: 0658integration in 1: 0327open-occupancy--requests for information

on 6: 0001proposed ban on discrimination in, in New

York State 1:0857problems

Ambler, Pennsylvania 13: 0261armed forces--in Omaha, Nebraska 9: 0167Berkshire County, Massachusetts--survey of

6: 0562Chicago, Illinois 5: 0100East St. Louis, Illinois 5: 0005Kokomo, Indiana 5: 0627Middletown, Ohio 12: 0783for minorities in Kansas 2: 0757New Jersey 4: 0568Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 13: 0001Port Chester, New York 10: 0919

Racine, Wisconsin 16: 0670requests for assistance with 4: 0317requests for information on 3: 0576; 4: 0317,

0568; 5: 0001, 0005; 6: 0398, 0534;7: 0067

St. Petersburg, Florida 4: 0178San Bernardino, California 2: 0491Scranton, Pennsylvania 16: 0341studies on 2: 0885Vallejo, California 2: 0270Worthington, Minnesota 8: 0001

processing--Trenton, New Jersey 14: 0174publically assisted--Connecticut Commission

on Civil Rights hearings 3: 0051racial discrimination in--Williams College panel

discussion on 6: 0302racial and ethnic relations problems in 8: 0470,

0533racially mixed--New York State 10: 0701recommendations--NAACP 14: 0179redevelopment--Los Angeles, California,

ordinance against discrimination in 2: 0434rental

construction of, in Muskegon Heights,Michigan 7: 0413

FHA mortgage insurance for 6: 0125opportunities in apartments operated by

federal government 14: 0179Schenectady, New York--report on

discrimination in 11: 0039reports

Massachusetts State Advisory Committee2: 0757

Missouri State Advisory Committee 2: 0757New York State Conference of NAACP

Branches 10: 0122; 15: 0001San Francisco, California 8: 0004

resolutions--NAACP 14: 0028seminars--preparations for 16: 0720seminars--Richmond, Virginia 1: 0475services--AFSC 13: 0319situation

Battle Creek, Michigan 15: 0106Boston, Massachusetts 2: 0128Canton, Ohio 12: 0656Dayton, Ohio 12: 0656Riverside, California 2: 0270York, Pennsylvania 13: 0261

starts and commitments--information on3: 0657

study--Oakland, California 2: 0270study--University of California, Berkeley

2: 0391substandard--conference on 4: 0178

Housing cont.substandard--investigation of, in Summit, New

Jersey 3: 0657supply--minority dispersion into 12: 0001surveys

Canton, Ohio, Housing Commission12: 0656

Harlem 14: 0179NAIRO 8: 0533; 11: 0277Racine, Wisconsin, NAACP Branch 16: 0670

Veterans Administration--suggestions forintegration in 1: 0327

workshopsBuffalo, New York 9: 0897Denver, Colorado 15: 0106Des Moines, Iowa 15: 0001Lansing, Michigan 15: 0106Long Island, New York 10: 0001New York City, New York 10: 0216, 0497New York State Conference of NAACP

Branches 11: 0608Texas State Conference of NAACP

Branches 15: 0749Toledo, Ohio 12: 0797

Housing, publicapplications--Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0389,

0494cases--NAACP procedures in 14: 0028discrimination--Washington State attorney

general's opinion on 16: 0477federally assisted--executive order prohibiting

discrimination in 1: 0001, 0695; 2: 0391;4: 0568; 5: 0785; 6: 0502; 8: 0004, 0782,0907; 10: 0437; 14: 0077; 16: 0535

Indiana State Conference statement on 5: 0627integration 1: 0327Jersey City, New Jersey--report on 14: 0117Kansas legislation prohibiting discrimination in

6: 0184Keyser, West Virginia--complaint regarding site

of 6: 0534laws--New York 3: 0576municipal fair housing measures to prohibit

discrimination in 8: 0004NAACP demand for increase in 13: 0116NAACP policy statement on 9: 0498National Urban League policy statement on

9: 0078New Jersey--complaints regarding de facto

segregation in 6: 0302New Mexico legislation outlawing discrimination

in 5: 0299

New York City--fact sheets on 10: 0638New York City--25th anniversary of 16: 0341nonsegregation in--New York State Committee

on Discrimination in Housingrecommendations on how to achieve11: 0452

Oregon legislation prohibiting discrimination in13: 0021

Paducah, Kentucky--failure to comply withfederal regulations for integration 6: 0256

policy and procedures--report on 14: 0028problem areas 14: 0179programs--efforts to improve effectiveness

4: 0705racial segregation

Baltimore Housing Authority resolution forelimination of 6: 0534

Louisville, Kentucky 6: 0256Saginaw, Michigan, proposal to end 7: 0631Superior Township, Michigan Board

resolution prohibiting 7: 0682residential discrimination--impact of 2: 0001Senate Committee on Banking and Currency

hearings 1: 0612site selection--relationship between racial

integration and 8: 0617situation--Los Angeles, California 4: 0568units available for African Americans in

Chicago, Illinois 5: 0208see also Housing projects, public; Open

occupancy

Housing Act1954--general 6: 05021954--requirements 3: 06571957--Citizens Housing and Planning Council

of New York, Inc. support for 10: 01221957--passage of 15: 05921959--proposal 9: 00011960--proposed 1: 0695

Housing Advisory Councilfilm subcommittee meetings 4: 0001

Housing and Community Development Act of1964

4: 0845

Housing and Urban Rehabilitation Committeemeeting agenda 3: 0001

Housing development programTerre Haute, Indiana 6: 0035

Housing developments, privateinterracial 2: 0128planned for sale or rental on interracial or open

occupancy basis 2: 0885

Housing discriminationAnn Arbor, Michigan city ordinance prohibiting

7: 0067cases

Auburn, New York 9: 0653New Rochelle, New York 9: 0653Rochelle Arms 9: 0078

committees studying--questions to be used by15: 0749

developments (1959) 12: 0134films 4: 0001; 8: 0470hearings 2: 0757; 3: 0786; 5: 0208; 14: 0077intergroup relations agencies' role in combatting

8: 0470Kansas workshop on 6: 0184laws affecting--report on 9: 0205Madison, Wisconsin--opposition to release of

candidly filmed incidents 16: 0573minority military personnel 11: 0375model state statute prohibiting 1: 0327New York State and city laws affecting 11: 0375New York State legislation prohibiting 1: 0475;

3: 0307northern cities 16: 0670Oxnard, California, city ordinance prohibiting

6: 0035Pennsylvania legislation prohibiting 13: 0261policy--San Jose, California 2: 0270report--Commission on Race and Housing

3: 0576, 0786; 16: 0341, 0535report--Federal Civil Rights Commission

8: 0004requests for information on 3: 0307; 6: 0125,

0302, 0502Scheuer, James--testimony 10: 0122UN ambassadors' experience with 8: 0782workshop--Kansas 15: 0001

Housing discrimination complaintsAkron, Ohio 16: 0341Albany, New York 1: 0857; 9: 0834Albuquerque, New Mexico 2: 0757Americus, Georgia 15: 0362Asbury Park, New Jersey 9: 0263Ashtabula, Ohio 16: 0341Atlantic City, New Jersey 14: 0117Auburn, New York 9: 0653Augusta, Georgia 4: 0386Baltimore, Maryland 6: 0534Bayonne, New Jersey 9: 0263Belvidere, New Jersey 9: 0263Bell Laboratories 1: 0475Benton Harbor, Michigan 7: 0001; 14: 0117Blythe, California 2: 0270

Boston, Massachusetts 3: 0550Bridgeport, Connecticut 3: 0051Brooklyn, New York 9: 0868Bucks County, Pennsylvania 3: 0786Buffalo, New York 9: 0897Cape Canaveral, Florida 4: 0178; 12: 0134;

14: 0077; 16: 0341Cheraw, South Carolina 15: 0565Chester, Pennsylvania 13: 0319Chicago, Illinois 5: 0100Chicago Heights, Illinois 5: 0299Cleveland, Ohio 12: 0362Cocoa, Florida 4: 0178; 6: 0035; 16: 0341Collins Park, Delaware 8: 0782Colorado Springs, Colorado 2: 0840Columbus, Ohio 12: 0449Coral Gables, Florida 4: 0178Danbury, Connecticut 3: 0216Deerfield, Illinois 5: 0454Deerfield, Ohio 12: 0656Des Moines, Iowa 6: 0001Detroit, Michigan 7: 0129East Baton Rouge, Louisiana 6: 0381Ecorse, Michigan 7: 0439Elloree, South Carolina 15: 0565Elmira, New York 9: 0653Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0389, 0494Eufaula, Alabama 1: 0049Far Rockaway, New York 15: 0362FHA 1:0475Flemingsburg, Kentucky 6: 0256Gary, Indiana 5: 0572general 1: 0327; 2: 0128; 6: 0302; 14: 0520-

0762Glendale, California 2: 0270Grand Rapids, Michigan 7: 0259Greenwich, Connecticut 3: 0051Hamden, Connecticut 4: 0317Hartford, Connecticut 3: 0051Jersey City, New Jersey 9: 0400; 14: 0117Johnstown, Pennsylvania 14: 0117Kansas City, Missouri 8: 0082Kenosha, Wisconsin 16: 0573Levittown, New Jersey 9: 0431Levittown, Pennsylvania 13: 0623Little Rock, Arkansas 1: 0149Long Branch, New Jersey 9: 0263Los Angeles, California 2: 0434Louisville, Kentucky 6: 0256Maywood, Illinois 5: 0533Middletown, New York 9: 0653Nassau, New York 6: 0035Newark, Delaware 3: 0426

Housing discrimination complaints cont.Newburgh, New York 15: 0362New Haven, Connecticut 3: 0142Newnan, Georgia 4: 0386New Orleans, Louisiana 6: 0381New York City 3: 0576; 6: 0035, 0125; 8: 0782;

9: 0834; 10: 0216, 0437, 0638; 13: 0116;14: 0174, 0179; 15: 0362, 0654; 16: 0213,0341

New York City Commission on IntergroupRelations investigation of 10: 0177

New York State 1: 0001; 4: 0568; 6: 0398;16: 0726

New York State Commission AgainstDiscrimination procedures for handling11:0375

Oak Ridge, Tennessee 6: 0125; 15: 0708;16: 0341

Ogden, Utah 15: 0654Omaha, Nebraska 9: 0167Orlando, Florida 4: 0178Oroville, California 2: 0270Paterson, New Jersey 4: 0568; 9: 0263Pennsgrove, New Jersey 9: 0263Pennsylvania 14: 0001Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 13: 0780Port Chester, New York 10: 0919Portsmouth, Virginia 16: 0280Queens, New York 3: 0307Quincy, Illinois 3: 0307; 5: 0005; 14: 0179Reno, Nevada 9: 0190Richmond, Virginia 16: 0320River Rouge, Michigan 7: 0439Rochester, New York 11: 0001; 15: 0654Rockville, Maryland 6: 0534Rutledge, Pennsylvania 8: 0782Sacramento, California 2: 0270Saginaw, Michigan 7: 0631San Diego, California 13: 0116San Francisco, California 2: 0658; 6: 0035San Jose, California 2: 0491Somerwelle, New Jersey 1: 0001Stamford, Connecticut 3: 0142Tampa, Florida 4: 0178Toledo, Ohio 12: 0797Topeka, Kansas 6: 0184Trenton, New Jersey 9: 0526Twinsburg, Ohio 16: 0001United Housing Foundation investigations of

10: 0729Veterans Administration 1: 0475Vicksburg, Mississippi 8: 0046Washington, D.C. 3: 0475, 0550

Westchester, New York 11: 0133West Lafayette, Indiana 5: 0627Wheeling, West Virginia 16: 0563White Plains, New York 1: 0857Wichita, Kansas 6: 0184Wildwood, New Jersey 9: 0263Willow Run, Michigan 7: 0682Ypsilanti, Michigan 7: 0740Ypsilanti Township, Michigan 3: 0576see also under Housing

Housing Opportunities Made Equalestablishment of 16: 0341

Housing programsBell Laboratories 8: 0907federal

Commission on Race and Housingrecommendations regarding 2: 0885

Pittsfield, Massachusetts 6: 0562racial segregation in--complaints regarding

8: 0617Harlem 6: 0806Kansas City, Missouri, NAACP Branch 8: 0082Madison, Wisconsin, NAACP Branch Housing

Committee 16: 0615Milwaukee, Wisconsin, NAACP Branch Housing

Committee 16: 0573NAACP 1:0327; 2: 0128NAACP state conferences 15: 0106Newark, New Jersey, NAACP Branch 9: 0498Newburgh, New York, NAACP Branch 9: 0653New England Regional Conference 9: 0205New York City 1:0001New York State 11: 0726; 14: 0077Norwalk, Connecticut, NAACP Branch 14: 0179Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, NAACP Branch

13: 0780Portland, Oregon, NAACP Branch 13: 0021Poughkeepsie, New York, NAACP Branch

9: 0653report on 8: 0782St. Louis, Missouri, NAACP Branch 14: 0179St. Paul, Minnesota, NAACP Branch 7: 0786;

8: 0397

Housing projectsfor African Americans in Key West, Florida

4: 0178private--Summit, New Jersey 3: 0786public

Akron, Ohio 12: 0282Albany, New York 9: 0834Alton, Illinois 5: 0005, 0208Benton Harbor, Michigan 7: 0001Bridgeport, Connecticut 3: 0051

Brooklyn Heights, New York 12: 0134Charlottesville, Virginia 16: 0238, 0341Chattanooga, Tennessee 15: 0708Chester, Pennsylvania 13: 0319; 14: 0001Crestmont, Pennsylvania 13: 0261Deerfield, Illinois 5: 0454Duneland Village--sale of 5: 0572Ecorse, Michigan

general 7: 0439Public Housing Administration

investigation 7: 0439site selection 7: 0529

Eloy, Arizona 1: 0140Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0389, 0494expansion of, in -existing African American

areas--NAACP opposition 15: 0191Far Rockaway, New York 3: 0576; 9: 0653Florida, New York 16: 0341Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 13: 0261, 0566Houston, Texas 15: 0749Indianapolis, Indiana 5: 0627Johnstown, Pennsylvania 13: 0593Joliet, Illinois 5: 0005Kingston, Alabama 1: 0049Lake Forest, Illinois 5: 0005managers--intergroup relations training

sessions for 10: 0638Middletown, Ohio 12: 0783Milwaukee, Wisconsin 16: 0573Mt. Vernon, New York 9: 0653NAACP policy on 6: 0125National Apartment Owners Association

opposition to 8: 0397New London, Connecticut 1: 0475New York City, New York

complaints regarding site selection10: 0638

construction of 11: 0452investigation of 10: 0001, 0216opposition to proposed sale of 10: 0701

North Harlem, New York 10: 0216Peoria, Illinois 5: 0005Philadelphia, Pennsylvania--integration of

1: 0327Portland, Oregon 13: 0021Providence, Rhode Island 15: 0280Quincy, Illinois--complaint regarding site

selection 6: 0398; 14: 0117racial segregation in--complaints regarding

3: 0657; 5: 0005

River Rouge, Michigan--racial integrationpolicy 7: 0439

Saginaw, Michigan 7: 0631site selection--complaints regarding

14: 0117South Bend, Indiana 5: 0627Southside Homes--complaints regarding

evictions from 12: 0196; 15: 0280Stephen Wise Towers--construction of

10: 0437Tri-City Village--complaint regarding future

use of 6: 0398Tri-City Village--report on 5: 0572Washington County, Pennsylvania 13: 0261Waukegan, Illinois 5: 0005Willow Run, Michigan--state investigation of

7: 0740

Human relations commissionsKalamazoo, Michigan 7: 0335

Human Relations Committee ConferenceNAACP participation 3: 0001

Human Relations Instituteprogram 9: 0078

IllinoisAlton public housing project 5: 0005, 0208Aurora urban renewal program 4: 0845; 5: 0005Chicago

Branch Housing Committee chairman--Benjamin Bell's appointment as 5: 0100

Civil Rights Commission housingdiscrimination hearings 5: 0208

Housing Authority policy statement 5: 0100Housing Conference 5: 0208housing discrimination complaints 5: 0100housing problems 5: 0100Hyde Park-Kenwood area redevelopment

problems 5: 0100Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference

5: 0100Hyde Park-Kenwood urban renewal program

5: 0100Jones, Madison--visit by 5: 0100open occupancy ordinance--proposal for

5: 0208private housing--proposed ordinance to ban

discrimination in 5: 0100public housing units available for African

Americans--information on 5: 0208urban renewal program 5: 0100, 0208

Illinois cont.Chicago Heights

city officials' meeting with NAACPrepresentatives 5: 0299

housing discrimination complaints 5: 0299relocation program 5: 0299slum clearance program 5: 0299urban renewal program 4: 0705; 5: 0299

Cook County Housing Authority--meeting withNAACP representatives 5: 0299

Decatur urban renewal program 1: 0475Deerfield

housing case--decision in 8: 0907housing discrimination complaints 5: 0454integration of 8: 0309public housing project 5: 0454

East St. Louis housing problems 5: 0005Joliet open occupancy ordinance 5: 0005Joliet public housing project 5: 0005Lake Forest public housing project 5: 0005Maywood

housing discrimination complaints 5: 0533mass meeting 5: 0533urban renewal occupancy survey 5: 0533urban renewal program 5: 0208, 0299, 0533

PeoriaHousing Authority--racial discrimination

complaints against 5: 0005housing conditions 5: 0005public housing projects--proposal for open

occupancy in 5: 0005Quincy

Housing Authority--complaint regarding siteschosen for public housing 6: 0398

housing discrimination complaints 3: 0307;5: 0005; 14: 0179

public housing projects--complaintsregarding 14: 0117

Rockford housing conditions 5: 0005Rockford urban renewal program 5: 0005Springfield housing meeting 5: 0005State Conference of NAACP Branches

conventions: 0100Waukegan--complaint regarding federal

approval of racially separate public housingproject 5: 0005

Immigration laws, U.S.complaints regarding discriminatory nature of

2: 0128

Indianaequal opportunity in housing--statewide study

conference on 5: 0627fair housing legislation 16: 0341

Garycity employees--racial discrimination

complaints regarding hiring of 5: 0572Duneland Village housing project--sale of

5: 0572housing discrimination complaints 5: 0572open occupancy ordinance 16: 0341sale or rental of housing accommodations--

ordinance prohibiting discrimination in5: 0572

slum clearance program 5: 0572Tri-City Village housing project--complaint

regarding future use of 6: 0398Tri-City Village housing project--report on

5: 0572urban renewal program 4: 0568

Indianapolishousing conference 3: 0307, 0657NAACP Branch Housing Committee

chairman--George Moreland'sappointment as 5: 0627

public housing development 5: 0627urban renewal program 5: 0627

Kokomo--African American housing problems5: 0627

NAACP State Board and Advisory Committeemeetings 5: 0627

NAACP State Conference public housingstatement 5: 0627

NAACP State Housing Committee chairman--F. D. Coker's appointment as 5: 0627

Redevelopment of Cities and Towns Act of1953 5: 0572

South BendCommunity Leadership Clinic on Urban

Redevelopment 5: 0627Institute on Minority Housing--evaluation of

5: 0627public housing project--complaint regarding

site of 5: 0627State Housing Conference 5: 0627, 0785Terre Haute housing development program

6: 0035urban renewal programs--complaints regarding

relocation housing services 6: 0398West Lafayette housing discrimination

complaint 5: 0627

IntegrationChester, Pennsylvania, public housing projects

13: 0319classes, workshops, and conference at

Highlander Folk School--legal battle toconduct 1: 0001

Deerfield, Illinois 8: 0309High Point, North Carolina 12: 0167Johnstown, Pennsylvania 13: 0593Kansas City, Missouri, Housing Authority

statement on 8: 0082Milwaukee, Wisconsin, public housing projects

16: 0573New York private housing accommodations

11: 0277New York State Division of Housing plan to

advance 11: 0726plan--Louisville, Kentucky, Municipal Housing

Commission 6: 0256policies

Erie, Pennsylvania, Housing Authority13: 0494

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Housing Authority13: 0261

St. Louis, Missouri, Housing and LandClearance Authorities 8: 0119

positive programs to advance--recommendations for 5: 0785

proposals 14: 0359site selection for public housing--relationship

between 8: 0617Syracuse, New York 11: 0089

Intergroup relationsagencies--programs of, in the field of housing

8: 0533agencies--role of, in combatting housing

discrimination 8: 0470meeting--invitations to 4: 0845office--New York State Division of Housing

12: 0001policies and programs--FHA 8: 0782service--Urban Renewal Administration

16: 0007training sessions for public housing project

managers 10: 0638

IowaCedar Rapids integrated housing proposals

6: 0001Cedar Rapids urban renewal program 6: 0001Des Moines

fair housing ordinance--defeat of 6: 0001housing discrimination complaints 6: 0001housing workshop 15: 0001integrated housing proposals 6: 0001

Johnson, Reginaldmaking democracy work in housing--address

on 9: 0078

Jones, DonleyBattle Creek, Michigan, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as7: 0105

Jones, Madison S.Akron, Ohio, visit 12: 0282Boston, Massachusetts, visit 6: 0623Chicago, Illinois, visit 5: 0100Cleveland, Ohio, visit 12: 0362Consumer's Interest Advisory Committee--

resignation from 3: 0786Detroit, Michigan, visit 7: 0129Ecorse, Michigan, visit 7: 0529Grand Rapids, Michigan, visit 7: 0129, 0259Kansas City, Missouri, visit 8: 0082Little Rock, Arkansas, visit 1: 0149Muskegon Heights, Michigan 7: 0413NAHRO Conference address 8: 0440National Housing Conference, Inc. Board of

Directors--nomination and election to Boardof Directors 9: 0001

National Urban League consultation with9: 0078

North Carolina State Conference of Branchesconvention--invitation to attend 12: 0196

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, visit 13: 0780Saginaw, Michigan, visit 7: 0129, 0631speaking engagements 11: 0039Special Subcommittee of the New York State

Joint Legislative Committee to Revise theBanking Law--testimony before 11: 0608;15: 0592

Stamford, Connecticut, visit 3: 0142Tampa, Florida, visit 4: 0178West Coast trip--general 2: 0635West Coast trip itinerary 2: 0491

Jordan, MarionSenate Subcommittee on Housing hearings-

statement at 13: 0780

Juvenile delinquencyNAACP Church Department activities in the

area of 16: 0563

Kansashousing discrimination workshop 15: 0001Kansas City urban renewal program 6: 0184minority housing problems--survey of 2: 0757public accommodations--proposed legislation

prohibiting discrimination in 6: 0184publicly assisted housing--proposed legislation

prohibiting discrimination in 6: 0184Topeka housing discrimination complaints

6: 0184

Kansas cont.Topeka urban renewal program 6: 0184;

16: 0141Wichita

HHFA race relations officer assigned to6: 0184

housing discrimination complaints 6: 0184NAACP Branch selective buying project

6: 0184urban renewal program 6: 0184

Workshop on Housing Discrimination 6: 0184

Kennedy, John F.executive order banning discrimination in

federally assisted housing 1: 0695; 6: 0502New York Times endorsement 12: 0134

Kennedy, Robert F.NAACP conference with, regarding housing

3: 0786

KentuckyFlemingsburg housing discrimination complaints

6: 0256Louisville

housing discrimination complaints 6: 0256Municipal Housing Commission integration

plan 6: 0256Municipal Housing Commission policy of

racial segregation in public housing6: 0256

NAACP Branch Housing Committeechairman---G. W. Phillip's appointment as6: 0256

urban renewal program 6: 0256Newport urban renewal program 6: 0256Paducah--failure to comply with federal

regulations on public housing integration6: 0256

King, SamuelOgden, Utah, Branch Housing Committee

chairman--resignation as 6: 0125

Lawrence, DavidPresident's Committee on Equal Opportunity

in Housing--appointment as chairman6: 0302

Lawrence, OtisOakland County, Michigan, Branch President

and Housing Committee chairman--appointment as 7: 0001

Laws, Clarencelawsuit filed against, by Reverend T. L. Young

15: 0749monthly reports 5: 0785

LawsuitsAskew v. Benton Harbor Housing Commission

7: 0001Auburn, New York, housing discrimination case

9: 0653Braxton v. Trenton Housing Authority 9: 0526Charles E. Cooney v. New York State

Commission for Civil Rights 2: 0128Deerfield Park District v. Progress Development

Corporation 5: 0454 .Detroit Branch, NAACP et al. v. City of Detroit et

al. 7: 0129Everett Gregory v. Sidney Zehman et al. case

12: 0362Harris Johnson et al. v. City of Topeka, Kansas

et al. 6: 0184Hill et al. v. Housing and Home Finance Agency

et al. 4: 0845Howard G. Lewis v. Sacramento Committee for

Home Protection et al. 2: 0270Leo/a Eleby et al. v. City of Louisville Municipal

Housing Commission et al. 6: 0256Mack Allen et al. v. City Council of Augusta,

Georgia 4: 0386Mason v. Grennell et al. 12: 0656Mercer Bratcher et al. v. Akron Board of

Realtors et al. 12: 0282Ming v. Horgan housing bias case 2: 0658New Rochelle, New York, housing

discrimination case 9: 0653New York State Commission Against

Discrimination v. Pelham Hall Apartments,Inc. et al. 11:0133

Nickens v. Stanton Land Company et al.13: 0780

Norris C. Shervington v. Pelham HallApartments, Inc. et al. 11: 0375

O'Meara v. Washington State Board AgainstDiscrimination 16: 0477

Progress Development Corporation v. Mitchell5: 0454; 8: 0309

Rochelle Arms housing discrimination case9: 0078

St. Louis, Missouri, employment discriminationcase 8: 0782

Samuel Cullers v. McKinley Park Homes, Inc.3: 0051

Lawyers Guild Reviewintegration in housing issue 8: 0397

Leadership training conferencesRegion II 15: 0001Region III 3: 0307; 5: 0208; 15: 0001Region IV 2: 0840; 15: 0001

League of Women Votersresidential segregation--report on 13: 0780

Le Doux, LouisLake Charles, Louisiana, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as6: 0381

Lehman, Herbert H.death of 8: 0907

Lending institutionsOhio--complaints regarding discriminatory

practices 12: 0347, 0656

Levitt, Williamracial discrimination complaint against 9: 0431,

0526

Litigationsolicitation of funds to finance or maintain--

Tennessee legislation prohibiting 15: 0708

Look magazinecommunity home achievement awards 1: 0327;

13: 0163

Los Angeles State CollegeUrban Redevelopment Conference sponsored

by 3: 0001

LouisianaEast Baton Rouge housing discrimination

complaints 6: 0381Lake Charles NAACP Branch Housing

Committee chairman--Louis Le Doux'sappointment as 6: 0381

New Orleans housing discrimination complaints6: 0381

New Orleans urban renewal program 6: 0381

Loving, MinorSpringfield, Massachusetts, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as6: 0562

Lowell, Stanleyaddress by 10: 0437

March on Washington16: 0238

Marrow, Alfred J.New York City Commission on Intergroup

Relations chairman--appointment as10: 0177

Marshall, BurkeNational Committee Against Discrimination in

Housing--meeting with 8: 0907

Marshall, ThurgoodAfrican American real estate dealers in New

Jersey--attack on 6: 0398

MarylandBaltimore

Housing Authority--resolution eliminatingdiscrimination in public housing 6: 0534

housing discrimination complaints 6: 0534open occupancy housing--construction of

16: 0007urban renewal program 4: 0568-0845;

6: 0398, 0534; 15: 0362; 16: 0007Veterans Administration acquired

properties--complaints regardingdiscriminatory practices involved in theresale of 5: 0785

fair housing legislation 6: 0398public accommodations--legislation prohibiting

discrimination in 15: 0362Rockville housing discrimination complaints

6: 0534

Mason, Normandiscriminatory practices at Levittown, New

Jersey--meeting regarding 9: 0431NAACP officials--conference with 5: 0785NAACP recommendations to 4: 0705Urban Renewal and Housing Clinic--address

by 3: 0786

MassachusettsActon--segregation patterns in 6: 0623Berkshire County housing problems--survey of

6: 0562Berkshire County urban renewal planning

6: 0562Boston

Housing Authority--complaints regarding4: 0845

Housing Authority--policies and programs6: 0623

housing discrimination complaints 3: 0550housing situation 2: 0128Jones, Madison--visit of 6: 0623NAACP Branch Housing Committee reports

6: 0623NAACP Branch schedule of housing

conferences 6: 0623NAACP Branch statement on urban renewal

6: 0623open-occupancy housing--requests for

information on 6: 0623relocation programming and responsibility

6: 0623fair housing legislation 1: 0695; 6: 0623high property taxes--opposition of state realtors

to 6: 0562

Massachusetts cont.housing policy 13: 0116mortgage loans--law against discrimination in

1: 0695 .Newton Fair Housing Practices Committee

meeting 6: 0562Pittsfield low rent housing project 6: 0562public aceommodations--legislation prohibiting

discrimination in 14: 0520Springfield

fair housing ordinance 6: 0562NAACP. Branch Housing Committee

chairman--Minor Loving's appointment as6: 0562

open occupancy private housing--requestsfor information on 6: 0652

State Advisory Committee housing report2: 0757

Massachusetts Committee for Fair HousingPractices

6: 0623

Massachusetts Committee on Discrimination inHousing

1: 0475Massachusetts Institute of Technology

ACTION urban renewal clinic 1: 0001Mass meetings

Jackson, Michigan 7: 0302Maywood, Illinois 5: 0533

Mays, Williehousing bias incident involving 2: 0658

McCall's magazine projectAfrican American families moving into all-white

neighborhoods--proposed article on 6: 0737NAACP cooperation 6: 0737

McCue housing bill16: 0280

Metropolitan Council on Housingactivities 10: 0437establishment of 10: 0701New York City Housing Authority's proposed

sale of middle income public housing. projects--statement opposing 10: 0701

organization and operations--summary ofrecommendations for 10: 0701

racially mixed housing in New York State--study on 10: 0701

Metropolitan growthWhite House conference dealing with problems

of 8: 0397

Metropolitan Life Insurance Companyapartment developments owned by--open-

occupancy policy 3: 0475Chicago, Illinois, NAACP Branch boycott and

demonstrations against 6: 0829mortgage lending practices--complaint

regarding racially discriminatory policies6: 0829

mortgage section--failure of, to place FHAinsured mortgages for non-white buyers14: 0520

NAACP representatives--meeting with 6: 0829real estate operations--complaint regarding

racially discriminatory policies 6: 0829tenant selection--complaints regarding racially

discriminatory policies in 3: 0550Michigan

Ann ArborCitizen's Committee on Intergroup Relations

7: 0067discrimination in housing--proposed city

ordinance prohibiting 7: 0067housing problems--requests for information

on 7: 0067Human Relations Commission--

establishment of 7: 0067NAACP Branch Housing Committee

chairman--Rose Gibson's appointmentas 7: 0067

urban renewal program 7: 0067anti-bias real estate rule 4: 0317Battle Creek

flood control project 7: 0105housing conditions 7: 0105housing situation 15: 0106mortgage loans for African Americans--

difficulties in obtaining 7: 0105NAACP Branch Housing Committee

chairman--Donley Jones's appointmentas 7: 0105

NAACP Branch Housing Committeechairman--James Golden's appointmentas 7: 0105

urban renewal program 7: 0067Benton Harbor

housing discrimination complaints 7: 0001;14: 0117

low rent public housing program 7: 0001urban renewal program 3: 0307; 7: 0001

Cass County--request for investigation of arsonof African American homes in 7: 0001

Conference on Housing and Civil Rights15: 0106

Detroithospitals--nondiscrimination pledge by

6: 0035housing discrimination complaints 7: 0129Jones, Madison--visit by 7: 0129NAACP Branch executive secretary's report

7: 0129private apartment buildings discriminating

against African Americans--demonstrations against 7: 0129

Real Estate Board--investigation of racialrestrictions practiced by 7: 0129

urban renewal program 7: 0129Ecorse

city administration--articles regarding graftand corruption in 7: 0439

Civic Association meetings 7: 0529Committee of Tomorrow meetings 7: 0529housing developments 7: 0439housing discrimination complaints 7: 0439Jones, Madison--visit by 7: 0529low rent public housing project--general

7: 0439low rent public housing project--Public

Housing Administration investigation of7: 0439

low rent public housing project--siteselection 7: 0529

NAACP Branch president--CharlesWarfield's appointment as 7: 0439

relocation report 7: 0529urban renewal plans 7: 0439urban renewal program 7: 0439, 0529, 0682;

15: 0362fair housing legislation 7: 0001Flint

Human Relations Commission--establishment of 7: 0001

open occupancy private housing--requestfor information on 7: 0001

urban renewal program 7: 0001Grand Rapids

housing discrimination complaints 7: 0259Jones, Madison--visit by 7: 012urban renewal program 7: 0259

Inkster housing conditions 7: 0001Jackson

Citizen's Committee for Better HousingSteering Committee report 7: 0302

city ordinance prohibiting discrimination andsegregation in housing 7: 0302

housing conference 7: 0302

minority housing survey 7: 0302NAACP Branch mass meeting 7: 0302"open city" policy 7: 0302relocation program 7: 0302urban renewal program 7: 0302

Kalamazoo human relations commission--establishment of 7: 0335

Kalamazoo urban renewal program 7: 0335Lansing

housing workshop 15: 0106NAACP Branch origin, history, and

accomplishments 7: 0373urban renewal program 7: 0373

Mount Clemens--appointment of housingcommission in 7: 0001

Muskegon Heightshousing conference 7: 0413housing discrimination complaints 7: 0413Jones, Madison--visit by 7: 0413rental housing construction 7: 0413urban renewal program 7: 0413

NAACP State Housing chairman--DuaneRoberts' appointment as 7: 0335

NAACP state housing conference 7: 0129, 0335NAACP state legislative conference 7: 0373Oakland County Branch--Otis Lawrence's

appointment as president and HousingCommittee chairman 7: 0001

Port Huron urban renewal program 7: 0001,0682

River RougeHousing Authority racial integration policy

7: 0439housing discrimination complaints 7: 0439Police Department--proposed integration of

7: 0529urban renewal program 7: 0529

Royal Oak urban renewal program 7: 0001,0129

SaginawCitizen's Housing Code Study Committee

7: 0631Housing Commission policies--questions

regarding 7: 0631Housing Commission projects--qualifications

for tenancy 7: 0631housing discrimination complaints 7: 0631Jones, Madison--visit by 7: 0129open occupancy private housing--request

for information on 7: 0631public housing--proposal to end racial

segregation in 7: 0631urban renewal program 7: 0631

Michigan cont.State Conference of NAACP Branches annual

report (1959) 7: 0373State Democratic Party call for an end to

segregation 7: 0129statewide conference on housing and civil rights

7: 0373Superior Township Board resolution prohibiting

discrimination and segregation in publichousing 7: 0682

urban renewal complaints--investigation of16: 0726

Willow Runhousing conditions 7: 0682housing discrimination complaints 7: 0682public housing project--state investigation of

7: 0740redevelopment plan 7: 0682relocation program 7: 0740urban renewal program 7: 0682

Willow Woods Development Company--stateinvestigation of 7: 0067, 0682, 0740

Ypsilantihousing conditions 7: 0740housing discrimination complaints 7: 0740urban renewal program 7: 0740; 16: 0007

Ypsilanti Township housing discriminationcomplaints 3: 0576

Michigan State Universityhousing policy 2: 0799

Middle Atlantic Regional Council Conferenceprogram 8: 0440

Midwest Regional Housing Conferenceproposal for 6: 0398

Military personnelAfrican American--efforts to secure adequate

off-base housing for 7: 0776African American--housing for, at Stead Air

Force Base 15: 0362minority--housing discrimination against

11: 0375segregated housing for, in Albuquerque, New

Mexico 9: 0611

Minnesotafair housing legislation 7: 0786; 16: 0341Governor's Conference on Civil Rights 7: 0786St. Paul

draft housing code proposal 7: 0786fair housing ordinance 13: 0021interracial housing development 2: 0128NAACP Branch Executive Committee

meeting 7: 0786

NAACP Branch Housing Committeechairman--Carl Weschcke's appointmentas 7: 0786

NAACP Branch Housing Committeechairman--Richard Fox's appointment as7: 0786

NAACP Branch housing program 7: 0786;8: 0397

open occupancy ordinance--proposal for7: 0786

St. Anthony Expressway--survey ofresidents displaced by 7: 0786

urban renewal program 7: 0786Worthington housing conditions and problems

8: 0001

Minority housingcommittees--citizenship participation 5: 0785housing policy--Urban Renewal Administration

6: 0184survey--Albuquerque, New Mexico 9: 0611survey--Jackson, Michigan 7: 0302

MississippiCorinth

poverty program 8: 0046urban renewal program--reports and

affidavits relating to 8: 0046urban renewal program--white opposition to

8: 0046Vicksburg housing discrimination complaints

8: 0046West Point urban renewal program 8: 0046

Missourihousing and urban renewal in--U.S.

Commission on Civil Rights report on8: 0082

Kansas CityHousing Authority--proposed statement on

integration 8: 0082housing discrimination complaints 8: 0082Jones, Madison--visit by 8: 0082NAACP Branch housing program 8: 0082relocation problems 8: 0082Sheraton Estates development financial

problems 8: 0082urban renewal program 8: 0082Urban Renewal Institute 3: 0657

Mill Creek Valley redevelopment project 8: 0119St. Louis

employment discrimination case 8: 0782Housing and Land Clearance Authorities

integration policy 8: 0119NAACP Branch Housing Committee

activities 8: 0119

NAACP Branch Housing Committee program14: 0179

urban renewal plans 8: 0119urban renewal program 8: 0119West End Community Conference 4th

Annual Report 8: 0119State Advisory Committee housing report

2: 0757Webster Grove urban renewal program 8: 0119

Mitchell, ClarenceHousing Subcommittee of the Senate Banking

and Currency Committee--testimony before15: 0592

Modern Community Development, Inc.First Annual Averell Harriman Equal Housing

Opportunity Award 8: 0213formation 8: 0213Founding Dinner 8: 0213goals 8: 0213, 0309National Advisory Committee acceptance list

8: 0213National Advisory Committee meetings 8: 0213progress reports 8: 0213, 0309prospectus 8: 0213stockholders meetings 8: 0309stock subscription agreement 8: 0213

Moon, Henry LeeNational Housing Conference, Inc. Board of

Directors--resignation from 9: 0001

Moreland, GeorgeIndianapolis, Indiana, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as5: 0627

Morris, GeraldOmaha, Nebraska, Branch Housing Committee

chairman--appointment as 9: 0167

Morrow, CorienneHHFA Racial Relations Service--dismissal from

8: 0617; 11: 0452

Morsell, JohnNew York City Commission on Human Rights--

testimony before 10: 0437

Mortgage discountingactual costs of 9: 0868

Mortgage Facilities Corporationlaw--proposal for 10: 0617; 15: 0362New York State legislation establishing 1: 0612;

10: 0216

Mortgage insurance requirementsFHA--complaints regarding discrimination in

3: 0786

Mortgage lending practicesMetropolitan Life Insurance Company--

complaints regarding racially discriminatorypolicies 6: 0829

Mortgage loansfor African Americans--difficulties in obtaining

7: 0105discrimination in--Massachusetts law against

1: 0695discrimination in, by Connecticut savings banks

1: 0612fair practices in--NAACP support for legislation

to assure 15: 0592

Mutual Real Estate Investment Trustestablishment of 8: 0309; 13: 0667

Myers, JeffersonPennsylvania State Conference of Branches

Housing Committee co-chairman--appointment as 14: 0001

NAACPaction program for better housing conditions in

New York City 16: 0341Almanac 5: 0785branches--lists of presidents and housing

chairmen 3: 0786California anti-fair housing initiatives--lawsuit

against proponents of 2: 0491Church Department--activities in juvenile

delinquency 16: 0563Committee on Branches meeting 5: 0785executive order banning discrimination in

federally assisted housing--campaign for4: 1033

expansion of public housing projects in existingAfrican American areas--opposition to15: 0191

fair housing practices legislation--support for14: 0028, 0077

48th Annual Convention--housing resolutionpassed at 4: 0705

guide to changing neighborhoods 13: 0163housing activities 4: 1033housing assistance--requests for 10: 0216;

14: 0179housing committees--letter urging all branches

to appoint 8: 0004housing complaint form 8: 0004housing conferences 3: 0001Housing Conference and Workshop--first

annual 4: 0705

NAACP cont.Housing Department

activities 14: 0028; 15: 0191housing--policy statement on 15: 0264program 14: 0028reports 14: 0077; 15:0191

housing materials--requests for 8: 0119, 0397;9: 0190, 0868; 10: 0001; 11: 0039; 12: 0362;13: 0001, 0116-0261, 0780; 15: 0362, 0654

housing newsletters 4: 1033housing policy 1: 0327; 12: 0449housing programs--general 1: 0327; 2: 0491;

4: 1033; 15: 0106housing programs--requests for information

2: 0127housing recommendations 14: 0179housing resolutions 14: 0028; 15: 0264interoffice memos 5: 0785model state housing civil rights bill 6: 0125National Committee Against Discrimination in

Housing--pledge to 5: 0785nationwide housing demonstration--proposal

for 6: 0398open-occupancy housing--support for 14: 0520,

0668pamphlets and publicity material 13: 0163press releases 14: 0077public housing--policy statement on 9: 0498public housing cases--procedures in 14: 0028regional housing conferences--delegate

credentials 15: 0001regional housing conferences--general

15: 0001, 0106relocation of persons displaced under urban

renewal or slum clearance--policy on12: 0656

sale or rental of properties--requests forassistance in 14: 0359-0762; 15: 0362,0654; 16: 0213, 0341, 0477, 0726

Special Assistant for Housing--Jack Wood'sappointment as 14: 0077

Special Assistant for Housing--monthly reports15: 0191

urban renewal report 16: 0007,0141Veterans Administration and FHA housing

operations--opposition to segregation anddiscrimination in 15: 0592

NAHROconference

invitations 8: 0440Jones, Madison--address by 8: 0440program 8: 0440

New York Metropolitan Chapter lecture series8: 0440

officers and board members--nominations for8: 0440

Potomac Chapter--Frank Home's statement to10: 0177

NAIROCommission on Housing and Family Life

8: 0470housing discrimination--production of film on

8: 0470housing discrimination--special report on role of

intergroup relations agencies in combatting8: 0470

housing in D.C.--research project on 3: 0475housing survey 8: 0470; 11: 0277racial and ethnic relations problems in housing

field--survey of 8: 0470

National Apartment Owners Association, Inc.public housing programs--opposition to 8: 0397

National Association of Negro Business andProfessional Women's Clubs, Inc.

21st Annual Convention--NAACP participationin housing panels 3: 0001

National Association of Real Estate Boardsurban renewal and fair housing laws--positions

on 12: 0134

National Association of Real Estate Brokersannual conventions 8: 0592conference 6: 0035discriminatory practices--NAACP complaint

regarding 8: 0592racial discrimination complaints 8: 0907

National Committee Against Discrimination InHousing

activities 3: 0786; 4: 0795Ad Hoc Housing-School Committee

members--list of 8: 0907Democratic Party Platform Committee hearings

in New York City--testimony presentedbefore 8: 0782

Education and Program Committee members--list of 8: 0907

Executive Board meetings 8: 0617, 0782Executive Committee members--list of 8: 0907Executive Director's reports 8: 0617executive order prohibiting discrimination in

federally assisted housing--statement andrecommendations on 8: 0907

FHA Commissioner--meeting with 8: 0782fund-raising activities 8: 0617-0907

HHFA representatives--meeting with 8: 0782housing--draft statement on 8: 0617Information and Publications Committee

members--list of 8: 0907Legal Committee members--list of 8: 0907literature list 8: 0617Marshall, Burke--meeting with 8: 0907NAACP contibutions 8: 0617-0907NAACP pledge to 5: 0785nationwide open housing market--position

statement on 8: 0907New York State Committee on Discrimination in

Housing--joint meeting with 6: 0806program activities 8: 0907program suggestions 8: 0617, 0782reorganization 8: 0907Trends in Housing news bulletin 8: 0617, 0907Urban Renewal Commissioner--meeting with

8: 0782

National Committee on Tithing in Investment8: 0309

National Conference for Cooperative Housing2: 0128

National Conference on Equal Opportunity inHousing

8: 0907

National Council of Negro Women24th Annual Convention 3: 0475

National Family Life Conventionresolutions 8: 0004; 13: 0780

National Housing Conference, Inc.activities 9: 0001annual meetings 9: 0001Board of Director's meeting 6: 0502; 10: 0729Jones, Madison--nomination and election of, to

Board of Directors 9: 0001Moon, Henry Lee--resignation from Board of

Directors 9: 0001newsletters 9: 000129th Annual--John Sherman Cooper's speech

at 2: 0128

National Legal Conference on EqualOpportunity in Housing

8: 0907

National Maritime Unionrefusal to sell house in Mobile, Alabama--racial

discrimination complaint regarding 1: 0049

National Planning AssociationWhite House conference dealing with problems

of metropolitan growth--proposal for 8: 0397

National Urban Leagueannual conference--James Scheuer's address

at 15: 0362desegregation--policy statement on 9: 0078housing bulletins 9: 0078Housing Division monthly activities report

16: 0141Jones, Madison--consultation with 9: 0078public housing--policy statement on 9: 0078urban renewal--policy statement on 9: 0078Urban Renewal Institute--Paget Alves'

statement at 9: 0078

Westchester, New York, NAACP b r a n c h e s - - j o i n t conference with 10: 0001

NebraskaLincoln--protests of African Americans moving

into all-white neighborhoods 9: 0167Omaha

armed forces housing problems in 9: 0167housing discrimination complaints 9: 0167NAACP Branch Housing Committee

activities report 9: 0167NAACP Branch Housing Committee

chairman--Gerald Morris's appointmentas 9: 0167

NAACP Branch housing conference 4: 0705NAACP Housing Conference and Workshop

3: 0786urban renewal program 9: 0167

Neighborhood referendumsNAACP opposition to 10: 0001

NevadaReno housing discrimination complaints 9: 0190

New England Regional ConferenceExecutive Board meetings 9: 0205general 3: 0142housing chairmen of NAACP branches in--list

of 9: 0205housing clinic 9: 0205Housing Committee chairman--Margaret

Williams' appointment as 9: 0205housing program 9: 0205newsletters 9: 0205recommendations for action 9: 0205

New England Regional Housing Seminar2: 0128

New JerseyAfrican American real estate dealers in--

Thurgood Marshall's attack on 6: 0398Atlantic City housing discrimination complaints

14: 0117Bridgton--public hearings on low cost housing

9: 0263Bridgton Housing Authority--proposed creation

of 9: 0263Citizen's Date Book 9: 0263Civil Rights Leadership Conference 9: 0467Coalport relocation procedures 9: 0526Compulsory Housing Integration Law 1: 0695;

14: 0179discrimination in rental of apartments on which

mortgage is guaranteed by FHA--legislationprohibiting 9: 0263

East Orange housing conditions 9: 0263Englewood--opposition to construction of

segregated housing in 9: 0263fair housing legislation 1: 0695; 9: 0431, 0498Governor's Conference on Housing 15: 0362Hackensack--harassment of African American

families in 9: 0263Housing Conference 16: 0341housing discrimination complaints

Asbury Park 9: 0263Atlantic City 14: 0117Bayonne 9: 0263Belvidere 9: 0263Jersey City 9: 0400; 14: 0117Levittown 9: 0431Paterson 4: 0568; 9: 0263Pennsgrove 9: 0263Wildwood 9: 0263

housing problems and policy 4: 0568Jersey City

Housing Authorityoperations 15: 0654policy and programs 4: 0568; 9: 0400,

0498, 0526racial discrimination complaint against

9: 0400; 10: 0437; 14: 0179housing discrimination complaints 9: 0400;

14: 0117public housing--report on 14: 0117redevelopment plan 9: 0400urban renewal program 9: 0400

Levittown discriminatory practices 9: 0431Levittown housing discrimination complaints

9: 0431

Long Branch Housing Authority--housingdiscrimination complaint against 9: 0263

Montclair urban renewal program 9: 0263

NAACP State Housing Committee c h a i r m a n - - H e r b e r t Tate's appointment as 9: 0498 Newark

housing discrimination resolution 9: 0498NAACP Branch Housing Committee

chairman--Harold Ashby's appointmentas 9: 0498

NAACP Branch housing program 9: 0498Real Estate Board--racial discrimination

complaint against 9: 0498New Brunswick

integrated housing--availability of 9: 0467NAACP Branch housing program 9: 0467Pine Grove Manor cooperative housing

development--construction of 9: 0467Old Bridge housing conditions 9: 0263Passaic housing conditions 9: 0263Perth Amboy urban renewal program 9: 0263Plainfield urban renewal program 9: 0263public housing--complaints regarding de facto

segregation in 6: 0302Somerwelle housing discrimination complaints

1: 0001State Conference on Urban Renewal 16: 0007Summit--investigation of substandard housing

in 3: 0657Summit--proposed private housing project

3: 0786Teaneck--article on African American-white

relations in 9: 0263, 0498Trenton

Housing Authority nondiscrimination policy9: 0526

housing discrimination complaints 9: 0526housing processing 14: 0174NAACP Branch Housing Committee

chairman--Deane Goode's appointmentas 9: 0526

slum clearance program 9: 0526unban renewal program 4: 0845; 9: 0526

New Jersey Committee Against Discriminationin Housing

activities 9: 0467New Jersey State Federation of Realtists

Annual Dinner Conference--Jack Wood invitedto attend 6: 0398

New MexicoAlbuquerque

minority housing needs--survey of 9: 0611NAACP Branch Housing Committee report

9: 0611segregated housing for military personnel--

complaint regarding construction of9: 0611

discrimination in conduct of business--legislation to prohibit 9: 0611

equal employment opportunities act--legislationto provide penalties for violations of 5: 0299

fair housing legislation 9: 0611public accommodations--legislation to outlaw

discrimination in 5: 0299publicly assisted housing--legislation

prohibiting discrimination in 5: 0299

New York (city)antidiscrimination laws--public hearings on

proposed changes in 10: 0437antidiscrimination laws affecting housing and

urban development 10: 0177; 12: 0001blockbusting--public hearings on 10: 0437central relocation bureau--establishment of

12:0134City Council bill to ban bias in housing 1: 0857City Council Committee on General Welfare-

Roy Wilkins' statement before 15: 0592Democratic Party Platform Committee

hearings--testimony before 8: 0782discrimination in sale or rental of private

property--legislation outlawing 1: 0327, 0695District 10 Planning Board meeting 10: 0216employment discrimination complaints 10: 0437fair housing practices law 2: 0001; 9: 0868housing--Federal Civil Rights Commission

hearings on 1: 0695housing--report on equality in 10: 0437Housing Advisory Committee meetings

10: 0216Housing Authority

city administrator's investigation 10: 0638intergroup relations training sessions for

public housing project managers 10: 0638low rent public housing projects--

construction of 11: 0452middle income housing projects--opposition

to proposed sale of 10: 0701police force--increase in size of 10: 0638policies 10: 0437, 0638programs 6: 0806; 10: 0437, 0638public housing fact sheets 10: 0638

public housing projects--complaintsregarding site selection 10: 0638

public housing projects administered by--investigation of 10: 0001, 0216

racial discrimination complaints against10: 0638

Racial Relations Department--establishmentof 10: 0638

reorganization 10: 0122, 0216; 16: 0341housing conditions--NAACP action program for

better 16: 0341housing desegregation conference 1: 0857;

11: 0452housing discrimination--Federal Civil Rights

Commission hearings on 11: 0452housing discrimination--laws affecting 11: 0375housing discrimination complaints 3: 0576;

6: 0035, 0125; 8: 0782; 9: 0834; 10: 0216,0437, 0638; 13: 0116; 14: 0174, 0179;15: 0362, 0654; 16: 0213, 0341

housing policy 2: 0001housing program 1: 0001Housing and Redevelopment Board--

establishment of 3: 0307housing segregation report 10: 0216housing workshops 10: 0216, 0437Manhattan Branch Housing Committee program

15: 0362Manhattan Council activities 11: 0375Manhattan housing action project 10: 0437

NAACP Branch Housing C o m m i t t e e s - - m e e t i n g s of 10: 0216

NAACP housing assistance--requests for10: 0216

North Harlem housing project 10: 0216Planning Commission--Jack Wood's statement

to 15: 0592public housing in--25th anniversary of 16: 0341relocation plans 10: 0122relocation regulations--NAACP testimony at

hearings on 4: 0317rent controls--NAACP support for 9: 0834rezoning study 10: 0804slum clearance program 8: 0397; 10: 0638Stephen Wise Towers public housing

development--construction of 10: 0437urban renewal programs 4: 0568; 8: 0004;

10: 0122, 0216, 0437, 0804; 11: 0726;16: 0007, 0341

waterfront--discrimination on 9: 0078West Side urban renewal plan 15: 0592see also Harlem; Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs Bill

New York (state)Albany

Centennial Mobilization Rally 14: 0179federally assisted housing project--

opposition to plans for 9: 0834housing discrimination complaints 1: 0857;

9: 0834NAACP protest demonstrations 15: 0592slum clearance program 9: 0834urban renewal program 9: 0834

Amityville open occupancy housing project10: 0001

antidiscrimination laws affecting housing andurban development 10: 0177; 12: 0001

Attorney General's Office Civil Rights Bureau--opposition to proposed establishment of11: 0452

Attorney General's Office Civil Rights Bureaureport 6: 0302

Auburn housing discrimination case 9: 0653Beechhurst residential integration program

3: 0550Bronx County cooperative apartment

development 9: 0834Brooklyn

CORE housing discrimination sit-indemonstrations 9: 0868

employment discrimination complaint 9: 0868NAACP Branch meeting to support passage

of New York City fair housing ordinance9: 0868

urban renewal plan 3: 0307Brooklyn Heights public housing project--

opposition to 12: 0134Buffalo

housing discrimination complaints 9: 0897housing workshop minutes 9: 0897rent controls--impact of, on housing market

9: 0897Chappaqua Fair Housing Group working paper

9: 0653Civil Practices Act amendments 1: 0695Delano Village development--opening of

9: 0653Democratic Committee civil rights platform

recommendations 5: 0785Democratic Platform Committee--New York

State Conference of NAACP Branchesstatement to 11: 0608

Department of Welfare--role of, in thecommunity 12: 0001

East Bronx--complaints regarding low andmiddle income housing 6: 0035

Elmira housing discrimination complaints9: 0653

fair housing practices legislationfailure of passage--call for demonstrations

to protest 4: 0317; 14: 0077general 1: 0695; 5: 0785; 6: 0398, 0502;

8: 0617, 0782; 9: 0653-0868; 11: 0375-0726; 12: 0001; 14: 0179; 16: 0341

joint conference in support of 10: 0001NAACP dissatisfaction with 15: 0592Rockefeller, Nelson--proposal 1: 0695

Far Rockaway housing discriminationcomplaints 15: 0362

Far Rockaway public housing project 3: 0576;9: 0653

Florida public housing projects--opposition tosegregation in 16: 0341

Glen Cove urban renewal program 6: 0502Governor's Housing Advisory Council

activities 11: 0277meetings 11: 0375report 11: 0277

Greensburgh urban renewal program 4: 0317;9: 0653; 10: 0216; 16: 0007

housing accommodations aided by publiclyinsured financing--proposed ban ondiscrimination 1: 0857

Housing Conference and Workshop 5:0785housing discrimination--legislation prohibiting

1: 0475; 3: 0307; 11: 0375housing discrimination complaints 1: 0001;

4: 0568; 6: 0398; 16: 0726housing policy 11: 0726housing programs--plan to advance economic

and racial integration through 11: 0726housing programs--request for investigation of

14: 0077Huntington urban renewal program 6: 0502Kingston urban renewal program 4: 0568;

9: 0653Lakeview housing conditions 10: 0001Long Beach urban renewal program 6: 0502Long Island

Astoria area racial incidents 10: 0001housing discrimination complaints 10: 0001housing discrimination protest

demonstrations 10: 0001; 16: 0007housing workshop 10: 0001Parkway Village Apartments rental policy

10: 0001urban renewal program 4: 0845; 10: 0001;

16: 0007low income housing program 11: 0726

Mamaroneck--proposed low cost housingdevelopment 9: 0653

Middletown housing discrimination case 9: 0653Middletown urban renewal program 3: 0307;

4: 0845; 9: 0653; 11: 0375; 14: 0179;16: 0007

mortgage facilities corporation--legislationestablishing 1: 0612

Mount Vernon housing conditions 16: 0341Mount Vernon public housing project 9: 0653NAACP branch housing committee chairmen--

meeting of 6: 0806Nassau housing discrimination complaints

6: 0035Newburgh

housing discrimination complaints 15: 0362NAACP Branch housing program 9: 0653urban renewal program 4: 0568, 0845;

9: 0653; 13: 0116; 15: 0362; 16: 0141New Rochelle

housing discrimination case--decision in9: 0653

housing practices--survey of 9: 0653public schools--complaints regarding de

facto segregation in 6: 0302; 9: 0653Port Chester

fair housing ordinance 10: 0919Housing Authority--efforts to get an African

American appointed to 16: 0726housing discrimination complaints 10: 0919housing problems--middle income 10: 0919housing problems--newspaper articles on

10: 0919middle income cooperative housing

development--proposed construction of10: 0919

open-occupancy housing--communitycampaign for 10: 0919

racial discrimination complaints 14: 0117Poughkeepsie Branch housing program 9: 0653Poughkeepsie urban renewal program 14: 0179private housing--proposed ban on

discrimination in 1: 0857private housing accommodations--integration

of 11: 0277Proposition #2--Special Committee Against

Socialized Housing attack on 1: 0695public housing laws--complaints regarding

3: 0576Queens County Council housing conference

11: 0277Queens housing discrimination complaints

3: 0307

racially mixed housing--study on 10: 0701real estate brokers--complaint regarding

discriminatory practices by 14: 0179real estate industry--reports of unethical

practices by 10: 0216receivership legislation 9: 0653; 12: 0001, 0155;

16: 0341Relocation Committee activities 12: 0001relocation program 12: 0001rent control law 1: 0327rent, eviction, and rehabilitation regulations

1: 0001Rivershead slum clearance program 10: 0001Rochester

housing discrimination complaints 11: 0001;15: 0654

NAACP Branch housing meeting 11: 0001urban renewal program 11: 0277

Rochdale Village demonstrations protestingemployment discrimination 9: 0653

Rockville Centre relocation report 4: 0705Rockville Centre urban renewal program

1: 0475; 4: 0845; 6: 0502; 9: 0653; 10: 0001,0216; 11: 0726

Schenectady--report on discrimination in rentalhousing 11: 0039

Schenectady fair housing ordinance 9: 0834;11:0039

Spring Valley demonstrations protesting failureto establish local housing authority 9: 0653

Spring Valley urban renewal program 9: 0653State Conference of NAACP Branches

fair housing legislation--protestdemonstration to secure 11: 0608

housing reports 10: 0122; 11: 0608; 15: 0001housing workshop 11: 0608meetings 6: 0806; 11: 0608New York State Democratic Platform

Committee--statement submitted to11: 0608

State Division of Housingintergroup relations office--proposed

creation of 12: 0001policies and programs 12: 0001racial discrimination policy 11: 0375statistical summaries of programs 11: 0726

State Housing Committee policies andprograms 16: 0726

State Legislature--list of members and officers11: 0608

Suffolk County housing conditions--call forinvestigation of 9: 0653

New York (state) cent.Syracuse

African American relocation--protestdemonstrations against 11: 0089

NAACP Branch project to extend integratedhousing 11: 0089

neighborhood integration--white reactions to11: 0089

open-occupancy private housing--requestsfor information on 11: 0089

urban renewal program 11: 0089Veterans Administration-financed housing-

alleged discrimination in 11: 0089urban renewal programs

general 4: 0845; 14: 0179plan to advance economic and racial

integration through 11: 0726state financing limitations 12: 0001

WestchesterCitizen Housing Conference activities

11: 0133Committee on Housing recommendations

11: 0133fair housing ordinance 11: 0133housing discrimination complaints 11: 0133NAACP branches--joint conference with

National Urban League 10: 0001urban renewal program 11: 0133

White Plainshousing discrimination complaints 1: 0857Open-Occupancy Conference 15: 0654urban renewal program 4: 0845

Yonkers urban renewal program 4: 0845;14: 0179

New York Bar AssociationWeaver, Robert--address by 4: 0845

New York City Commission on Human RightsMorsell, John--testimony of 10: 0437

New York City Commission on IntergroupRelations

general 2: 0001housing discrimination complaints--

investigation of 10: 0177Housing Division--NAACP cooperation with

10: 0177integrated housing study 10: 0177Marrow, Alfred J.--appointment as chairman

10: 0177minority dispersion into the total housing

supply--action study on 10: 0177New York State Committee on Discrimination in

Housing testimony before 11: 0452report 10: 0437

New York City-Wide Housing CommitteeLincoln Square Subcommittee report 9: 0078minutes of meetings 9: 0078

New York Conference on Problems of HousingDiscrimination

15: 0362

New York Postdiscriminatory advertising practices--complaints

regarding 14: 0174

New York State Commission AgainstDiscrimination

action conference on housing 11: 0277budget--reduction of, by state legislature

11: 0277competitive housing--proposed clause on

11: 0375fair housing practices--possible commitments

on 11: 0375housing discrimination complaints--procedures

for handling 11: 0375meetings--minutes of 11: 0277public hearings 11: 0277urban renewal and low rent housing--report on

problem areas in 11: 0375; 12: 0001New York State Committee on Discrimination inHousing

Abrams, Charles--appointment as chairman11: 0452

activities 12: 0001Executive Board meetings 11: 0452financial report 11: 0452housing desegregation in New York City-

conference on 11: 0452NAACP contributions 11: 0452National Committee Against Discrimination in

Housing--joint meeting with 6: 0806New York Commission on Intergroup

Relations--testimony before 11: 0452nonsegregation in public and publicly assisted

housing--recommendations to achieve11: 0452

New York State Joint Legislative Committee toRevise the Banking Law

special subcommittee--hearings and testimonybefore 1: 0612

special subcommittee--Madison Jones'stestimony before 15: 0592

New York State Urban Renewal Officialsannual spring conference--speech by James

Gaynor 5: 0785; 11: 0726; 12: 0001New York Times

Kennedy, John F.--endorsement of 12: 0134

Nondiscriminatory occupancy pattern policyDepartment of Defense 7: 0776

North, theproposal for resettlement of African Americans

in 1:0327racial discrimination in--Roy Wilkins' statement

on 15: 0592

North CarolinaCharlotte

NAACP Branch--establishment of HousingCommittee 12: 0167

Southside Homes public housing project--complaints regarding evictions from12: 0196; 15: 0362

urban renewal program 4: 0568, 0845;5: 0785; 12: 0196; 15: 0362

Fayette NAACP Branch Housing Committeechairman--Norris Washington's appointmentas 12: 0167

High Point--proposal to advance integration in12: 0167

Monroe urban renewal program 12: 0167NAACP Housing Committee Chairmen--list of

12: 0196State Conference of NAACP Branches

convention--Madison Jones's invitation toattend 12: 0196

Housing Committee chairman--MargueriteAdams' appointment as 12: 0196

regional housing seminar 12: 0196urban renewal programs--list of 16: 0007

North Carolina Conference of BranchesWood, Jack--attendance 1: 0001

North Dakotaantidiscrimination public accommodations

statute 12: 0236

Northern citieshousing discrimination--film dealing with

16: 0670racial discrimination complaints 6: 0035

Northern Virginia Fair Housing Committeeorganization of 16: 0238

North Queensview Homes, Inc.Board of Directors meetings--minutes of

8: 0397; 10: 0216

Northwest Area Leadership Training School16: 0477

Off-campus housingBowling Green State University policy on

nondiscrimination in 12: 0656nondiscrimination in--model policy statement

on 2: 0799

Ohio State University policy onnondiscrimination in 2: 0799; 3: 0307;11: 0452; 12: 0449, 0656

Rutgers University nondiscrimination policy9: 0467

student survey 11: 0375University of Colorado Regents' ruling on

2: 0840

OhioAkron

conspiracy to restrict African Americans tospecified parts of city--complaintregarding 12: 0282

fair housing ordinance 12: 0282housing discrimination complaints 16: 0341Jones, Madison--visit by 12: 0282real property rights--petition for charter

amendment regarding regulation of12: 0282

segregated public housing project-proposed construction of 12: 0282

urban renewal program 12: 0282Ashtabula housing discrimination complaints

16: 0341Canton Housing Commission housing survey

12: 0656Canton housing situation 12: 0656Cleveland

fair housing ordinance 6: 0398housing discrimination complaints 12: 0362Jones, Madison--visit by 12: 0362NAACP Branch housing conference

12: 0362NAACP Branch statement on urban renewal

12: 0362open-occupancy housing proposal 12: 0362protest demonstration 12: 0362Saint Vincent's Center Project relocation

report 12: 0362urban renewal program 12: 0362

Cincinnati--complaints regarding discriminatorypractices by lending institutions 12: 0347

Cincinnati urban renewal program 12: 0347Columbus

cross burning incidents 12: 0449housing discrimination complaints 12: 0449NAACP Branch Housing Committee reports

12: 0449Statewide Housing Institute 3: 0786;

12: 0656

Ohio cont.Dayton

housing situation 12: 0656property owners rights--charter amendment

relating to regulation of 12: 0656urban renewal clinic 12: 0656urban renewal program 12: 0656

Deerfield housing discrimination complaints12: 0656

discrimination--state law against 12: 0656fair housing legislation 1: 0695; 3: 0307;

6: 0398; 12: 0362-0656; 15: 0362Garden Valley urban renewal program 12: 0362housing institute 15: 0001lending institutions--complaints regarding

discriminatory practices 12: 0656Middletown

housing problems 12: 0783open-occupancy subdivision proposal

12: 0783public housing project proposal 12: 0783urban renewal program 12: 0783

NAACP State Housing Committee chairmen--list of 12: 0449

NAACP state housing conference 12: 0449Springfield--racial discrimination complaint

regarding sale or rental of FHA-insuredhousing in 6: 0398

State NAACP Housing Conference 5: 0627Toledo

fair housing ordinance 12: 0797housing discrimination complaints 12: 0797housing workshop 12: 0797

Twinsburg housing discrimination complaints16: 0001

Ohio Conference for Democracy in Housing15: 0362, 0654

Ohio State Committee for Fair HousingLegislation

minutes of meetings 12: 0656Ohio State University

nondiscrimination in off-campus housing--policy on 2: 0799; 3: 0307; 8: 0782;11: 0452; 12: 0449, 0656

racial housing policies--conference withNAACP representatives on 2: 0799

Ohio Statewide Fair Practices and Civil RightsConference

second 12: 0247; 16: 0001

OklahomaOklahoma City housing problems 13: 0001Oklahoma City urban renewal program 13: 0001residential and business properties for African

Americans--proposed development of13: 0001

"Open city"policy--Jackson, Michigan 7: 0302project 3: 0550

Open housing marketnationwide--National Committee Against

Discrimination in Housing position statement8: 0907

Open occupancyConference--White Plains, New York 15: 0654housing

Baltimore, Maryland 16: 0007Boston, Massachusetts 6: 0623Cleveland, Ohio 12: 0362Concord Park, Pennsylvania 13: 0261, 0366,

0623Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0494Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 13: 0566NAACP support 14: 0520, 0668Port Chester, New York 10: 0919project--Amityville, New York 10: 0001report on 9: 0078

movement for 1: 0001ordinances

Chicago, Illinois 5: 0208Gary, Indiana 16: 0341Joliet, Illinois 5: 0005St. Paul, Minnesota 7: 0786

Peoria, Illinois, public housing projects 5: 0005policy issuance of, by Tucson, Arizona Home

Builders Association 1: 0140policy at Metropoitan Life Insurance Company-

owned apartment developments 3: 0475private housing--requests for information on

6: 0001, 0562; 7: 0001, 0631; 11: 0089;13: 0021, 0593, 0667

private housing developments planned for saleor rental of the basis of 2: 0885

subdivision--Middletown, Ohio 12: 0783Urban Renewal Administration's efforts to

achieve 6: 0035Operation Home Improvement

12: 0247

Oregonfair housing legislation--passage of 1: 0695Portland

Commission on Inter-Group Relations13: 0021

Housing Authority--investigation of policiesand procedures of 13: 0021

Housing Authority--protest demonstrationsdemanding removal of chairman andexecutive director of 13: 0021

integrated housing development proposal13: 0021

low income housing project 13: 0021NAACP Branch Housing Committee report

12: 0362NAACP Branch housing policy statement

13: 0021NAACP Branch housing program 13: 0021open-occupancy private housing--request

for information on 13: 0021relocation program 13: 0021Urban League--Governor Robert Holmes's

address to 13: 0021urban renewal program 13: 0021

public accommodations--legislation prohibitingdiscrimination in 13: 0021

publicly assisted housing--legislationprohibiting discrimination in 13: 0021

Panic sellingby whites in newly integrated neighborhoods

12: 0449

PennsylvaniaAmbler housing problems 13: 0261Ambler NAACP Branch housing meeting

13: 0261Bucks County housing discrimination

complaints 3: 0786Chester

Housing Authority--policy outlawing racialdiscrimination 13: 0319

Housing Authority--proposed stateinvestigation 13: 0319

housing discrimination complaints 13: 0319public housing projects--field report on racial

discrimination in 14: 0001public housing projects--integration of

13: 0319Raymond, George--burning of home

13: 0319, 0667

Concord Park Homesmarketing study 13: 0366open-occupancy private housing--

construction of 13: 0261, 0366, 0623progress report 13: 0366

Crestmont--opposition to low-rent publichousing project 13: 0261

Dauphin County NAACP Branch HousingCommittee report 13: 0566

ErieHousing Authority--complaints regarding

discriminatory practices by 13: 0494Housing Authority--integration policy

13: 0494Housing Authority--meeting with Erie

Human Relations Commission 13: 0494housing discrimination complaints 13: 0389,

0494Human Relations Commission--meeting

with Erie Housing Authority 13: 0494NAACP housing clinic 13: 0389open occupancy in public housing--

campaign to secure 13: 0494public housing applications 13: 0389, 0494public housing projects--demand for

desegregation of 13: 0389, 0494racial relations review 13: 0389relocation project 13: 0494urban renewal program 13: 0389, 0494

fair housing commission--establishment of13: 0389

fair housing legislation 1: 0600; 13: 0389, 0667,0780; 14: 0001

HarrisburgHousing Authority--construction of public

housing projects 13: 0261Housing Authority integration policy 13: 0261NAACP march on 5: 0785open occupancy in public housing--demand

for 13: 0566protest demonstrations 13: 0566public housing projects--complaints

regarding racial segregation policy13: 0566

relocation plan 13: 0261housing discrimination complaints 14: 0001

Pennsylvania cont.Johnstown

all-white neighborhoods--efforts to integrate13: 0593

housing discrimination complaints 14: 0117local housing policies--NAACP Branch

survey of 13: 0593open-occupancy private housing--request

for information of 13: 0593public housing projects--construction of

13: 0593Lancaster

African American boycott of Rocky SpringsAmusement Park 13: 0261

municipal swimming pools--racialdiscrimination complaint regarding13: 0261

urban renewal program 13: 0261Levittown

African American homes--white attacks on13: 0623

African American purchase of home in--rumors of NAACP involvement in13: 0623

housing discrimination complaints 13: 0623racial tensions--field report on 13: 0623

Lewisberry racial discrimination complaint12: 0247

Mercer County urban renewal program 1: 0001Morrisville--complaints regarding discrimination

by Grandview Estates Housing Development13: 0667

PhiladelphiaCommission on Human Relations activities

13: 0667open-occupancy private housing--request

for information on 13: 0667public housing project--integration of

1: 0327relocation service 13: 0667urban renewal--education to forward

13: 0667urban renewal program 13: 0667

Pittsburghfair housing practices ordinance 13: 0780;

16: 0341housing conditions 13: 0780housing discrimination complaints 13: 0780Jones, Madison--visit by 13: 0780NAACP Branch housing program 13: 0780private and public housing--proposed

legislation to eliminate discrimination in6: 0035; 13: 0261

property sales--proposal to withholdlicenses of real estate, mortgage, orfinance companies found guilty ofdiscriminating in 13: 0389

Reading urban renewal program 13: 0261Rutledge housing discrimination complaints

8: 0782Scranton housing problems 16: 0341Sheldon Park war housing project--sale of

3: 0475State Conference of NAACP Branches

Housing Committee--formation 14: 0001Housing Committee--Jefferson Myers and

George Raymond's appointments as co-chairman 14: 0001

housing seminars 15: 0106State Council for Fair Housing Practices

meeting 13: 0780Washington County public housing projects

13: 0261York housing situation 13: 0261

Pennsylvania Equal Rights Councilminutes of meetings 13: 0780

Pennsylvania Fellowship Commissionexemption provisions of state fair-housing

legislation--requests for changes in 13: 0667

Phelps-Stokes Fundconference at Capahosic, Virginia 13: 0116

Philander Smith Projectrelocation case histories 1: 0149

Phillips, G. W.Louisville, Kentucky, Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as6: 0256

Pittman, Tarea HallU.S. Civil Rights Commission--statement on

housing before 2: 0658; 15: 0592

Pittsfield Area Council of Churches Committeeon Discrimination in Housing

report 9: 0205

Planned Communities, Inc.establishment of 8: 0309

Political education workshopsWest Coast Regional Conference 15: 0106

Poverty programCorinth, Mississippi 8: 0046

President's Committee on Equal Opportunity inHousing

establishment of 11: 0452Lawrence, David--appointment as chairman

6: 0302recommendations 8: 0907

Property rightsAkron, Ohio 12: 0282Dayton, Ohio 12: 0656

Property salesPennsylvania proposal to withhold licenses from

real estate, mortgage, or finance companiesengaged in discrimination in 13: 0389

Property valuesAfrican American home ownership--relationship

to 12: 0362, 0449study on effect of minority residence on 2: 0128

Protest demonstrationsAlbany, New York 15: 0592Brooklyn, New York 9: 0868Cleveland, Ohio 12: 0362Danbury, Connecticut 3: 0216against Detroit, Michigan, private apartment

buildings that discriminate against AfricanAmericans 7: 0129

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 13: 0566Long Island, New York 10: 0001; 16: 0007against Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in

Chicago, Illinois 6: 0829New Haven, Connecticut 3: 0051, 0142New York 4: 0317; 11: 0608against Portland, Oregon, Housing Authority

13: 0021Rochdale Village, New York 9: 0653Spring Valley, New York 9: 0653supporting demand for executive order banning

discrimination in federally assisted publichousing 16: 0535

Syracuse, New York 11: 0089Wisconsin 16: 0615

Public accommodations lawsConnecticut 3: 0051, 0142Kansas 6: 0184Maryland 15: 0362Massachusetts 14: 0520New Mexico 5: 0299North Dakota 12: 0236Oregon 13: 0021Wyoming 16: 0714

Public Housing AdministrationEcorse, Michigan, public housing project--

investigation of 7: 0439program and policies 14: 0117race relations policy 5: 0785

Public Interest Advisory Committeeappointment of 4: 0705

Puerto Rican Youth Conferencesecond 8: 0004

Queens-Nassau Fall InstitutePlanning Committee report on 10: 0001

Racearticles on 14: 0117Oakland, California, Redevelopment Agency's

policy on 2: 0391

Race relationspolicy--Public Housing Administration 5: 0785racial and ethnic relations problems--survey of,

in the housing field 8: 0470review--Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0389

Racial attitudesin neighborhoods infiltrated by nonwhites--

study of 2: 0658

Racial discriminationChester, Pennsylvania, Housing Authority policy

prohibiting 13: 0319in housing--Urban Renewal Administration

policies on 16: 0320in the North--Roy Wilkins's statement on

15: 0592Ohio legislation against 12: 0656policy--New York State Division of Housing

11: 0375presidential executive action against--demands

for 12: 0155

Racial discrimination complaintsBridgeport, Connecticut, Housing Authority

3: 0051California realtors 1: 0475Chester, Pennsylvania, public housing projects

14: 0001Erie, Pennsylvania, Housing Authority 13: 0494Federal National Mortgage Association 3: 0657FHA 3: 0657, 0786; 4: 0178; 5: 0785Grandview Estates Housing Development

13: 0667HHFA Southeastern Regional Office 4: 0705hiring of Gary, Indiana, city employees 5: 0572Jersey City, New Jersey, Housing Authority

9: 0400; 10: 0437; 14: 0179Lancaster, Pennsylvania, municipal swimming

pools 13: 0261Levitt, William 9: 0431, 0526Lewisberry, Pennsylvania 12: 0247Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 3: 0550;

6: 0829National Association of Real Estate Brokers

8: 0907National Maritime Union 1: 0049Newark, New Jersey, Real Estate Board

9: 0498

Racial discrimination complaints cont.New York City Housing Authority 10: 0638northern cities 6: 0035Peoria, Illinois, Housing Authority 5: 0005Port Chester, New York 14: 0117Providence, Rhode Island, Housing Authority

15: 0280sale or rental of FHA-insured housing in

Springfield, Ohio 6: 0398Southside Homes public housing project

15: 0362Tampa, Florida, Public Housing Authority

4: 0178Veterans Administration 4: 0178; 5: 0785

Racial incidentsin the Astoria area of Long Island, New York

10: 0001Levittown, Pennsylvania 13: 0623

Ray, JosephEmpire Real Estate Board--address at Annual

Banquet of 4: 0705Raymond, George

burning of new home of, in Chester,Pennsylvania 13: 0319, 0667

Pennsylvania State Conference of BranchesHousing Committee co-chairman--appointment as 14: 0001

Real estateAfrican American interests in--conference on

4: 0568industry--New York 10: 0216

Real Estate and Home Placement Conference4: 0845

RealtorsAfrican American, in New Jersey--Thurgood

Marshall's attack on 6: 0398California--racial discrimination complaints

1: 0475California--survey of discriminatory methods

used by 1: 0327Massachusetts--opposition to high property

taxes by 6: 0562New Haven, Connecticut--complaints regarding

discriminatory practices by 4: 0317New York--complaint regarding discriminatory

practices by 14: 0179Receivership legislation

New York 9: 0653; 12: 0001, 0155; 16: 0341Redevelopment problems

Hyde Park-Kenwood area 5: 0100Redevelopment study program

San Bernardino, California 2: 0635

Region IRelocation Conference 16: 0007

Region IIhousing workshop and conference 8: 0782;

15: 0001Leadership Training Conference 15: 0001

Region IIIhousing chairmen--meeting of 16: 0341Leadership Training Conference 3: 0307;

5: 0208; 15: 0001problems confronting African Americans in--

overview of 16: 0573Region IV

Leadership Training Conference 2: 0840;15: 0001

Region VIurban renewal programs--statistical reports

6: 0398Rehabilitation

regulations--New York 1: 0001Relocation

African American, in Syracuse, New York--protest demonstrations against 11: 0089

bureau--New York City 12: 0134case histories for Philander Smith Project

1: 0149committee--activities 12: 0001conference--Region 116: 0007Danbury, Connecticut 3: 0216housing--federal policy on 14: 0077housing--revision of section of FHA manual

dealing with 3: 0786housing services--Indiana 6: 0398NAACP policy on 12: 0656payments--federal income tax treatment of

4: 0386plans--Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 13: 0261plans--New York City 10: 0122procedures--Coalport, New Jersey 9: 0526problem

Chicago Heights, Illinois 5: 0299Jackson, Michigan 7: 0302Kansas City, Missouri 8: 0082Ypsilanti, Michigan 7: 0740

programsNew York State 12: 0001Portland, Oregon 13: 0021Seward Park cooperative housing site

8: 0004programming and responsibility--Boston,

Massachusetts 6: 0623project--Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0494

of project families in San Franciscio,California--NAACP complaints regarding2: 0658

regulations--New York City 4: 0317report

Ecorse, Michigan 7: 0529Rockville Centre, New York 4: 0705Saint Vincent's Center Project 12: 0362

service--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 13: 0667

Rentcontrol

Buffalo, New York 9: 0897law--New York 1: 0327NAACP mass mailing on 10: 0216New York City 9: 0834

regulations--New York 1: 0001

Rental listing serviceUniversity of California, Berkeley--

nondiscrimination policy 2: 0391; 5: 0785

Rental policiesParkway Village Apartments 10: 0001

Rental projectsLittle Rock, Arkansas, Housing Authority-

survey on acceptability of 1: 0149

Rental propertiesacquired--FHA policy on disposition of 3: 0786

Residential and business propertiesfor African Americans in Oklahoma--

development of 13: 0001

Residential constructionU.S. Senate bills to stimulate 1: 0695

Residential integration programsBeechhurst, New York 3: 0550

Restrictive covenantsHouston, Texas--FHA policy on 5: 0785;

15: 0749

RezoningNew York City 10: 0804

Rhode Islanddiscrimination in private housing--proposed

legislation prohibiting 6: 0125fair housing legislation 3: 0475; 6: 0302;

15: 0280Newport urban renewal program 15: 0280Providence

Housing Authority--agreement to eliminateracial segregation in city housing projects15: 0280

Housing Authority--racial discriminationcomplaint against public housing projectsadministered by 15: 0280

NAACP Branch--conference with RhodeIsland State Commission AgainstDiscrimination 15: 0280

State Commission Against Discrimination--meeting with members of the ProvidenceNAACP Branch 15: 0280

urban renewal program 6: 0302; 15: 0280

Rhode Island Committee on Discrimination inHousing

constitution and activities 15: 0280

Roberts, Dennis J.address by 15: 0280

Roberts, DuaneMichigan State NAACP Housing chairman--

appointment as 7: 0335

Rockefeller, Nelson A.ACTION--address at fourth annual meeting

1: 0327Metcalf-Baker Bill--meeting with NAACP

representatives to discuss 5: 0785New York State fair-housing legislation--

proposal for 1: 0695

Rocky Springs Amusement ParkAfrican American boycott of 13: 0261

Roosevelt, Eleanorarticle by 13: 0163

Rumford Fair Housing Actefforts to overturn--NAACP opposition to

2: 0658general 2: 0270impact of, on cities 2: 0491

Rutgers UniversityConference on Fair Housing 9: 0467off-campus housing--nondiscrimination policy

in 9: 0467

St. Anthony Expresswaysurvey of St. Paul, Minnesota, residents

displaced by 7: 0786

Savings and loans associationsHouston, Texas 15: 0749

Savings banksConnecticut--discrimination in mortgage loans

by 1: 0612

Scheuer, Jameshousing discrimination testimony 10: 0122National Urban League Annual Conference--

address at 15: 0362speaking engagements 10: 0122

SchoolsNew Rochelle, New York--de facto segregation

in 6: 0302; 9: 0653

Secondary financingactual costs of 9: 0868

SegregationAkron, Ohio, public housing project 12: 0282Albuquerque, New Mexico 9: 0611Babbitt Naval Depot--NAACP demand for ban

on 9: 0190Charlottesville, Virginia, public housing projects

16: 0238Chattanooga, Tennessee, public housing

projects 15: 0708de facto--in New Jersey public housing 6: 0302de facto--in New Rochelle, New York, public

schools 6: 0302; 9: 0653Denver, Colorado 2: 0840Englewood, New Jersey 9: 0263federal housing programs--complaints

regarding 8: 0617Florida, New York, public housing projects

16: 0341Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, public housing

projects 13: 0566housing--resolution of Social Action Committee

of the Union of American HebrewCongregation Convention 15: 0264

Houston, Texas, public housing projects15: 0749

Jackson, Michigan, city ordinance prohibiting7: 0302

Louisville, Kentucky, Municipal HousingCommission 6: 0256

Michigan State Democratic Party calls for anend to 7: 0129

New York City, New York 10: 0216patterns--Acton, Massachusetts 6: 0623Providence, Rhode Island, public housing

projects 15: 0280in public housing--Baltimore, Maryland,

Housing Authority resolution eliminating6: 0534

in public housing projects 3: 0657residential--League of Women Voters' report

on 13: 0780Riverside, California 1: 0475Saginaw, Michigan, public housing 7: 0631Stead Air Force Base--NAACP demand for ban

on 9: 0190Waukegan, Illinois, public housing project

5: 0005see also Desegregation

Selective buying projectWichita, Kansas, Branch 6: 0184

Senate, U.S.Committee on Banking and Currency hearings

on urban renewal and public housing 1: 0612residential construction--bill to stimulate

1: 0695Subcommittee on Banking and Currency

hearings on proposed housing legislation2: 0128

Subcommittee on Housinghearings--Marion Jordan's statement at

13: 0780housing legislation hearings 9: 0001Mitchell, Clarence--testimony by 15: 0592NAACP testimony before 3: 0550Wood, Jack--testimony by 15: 0592

unemployment and underemployment--bills toalleviate conditions of, in economicallydepressed areas 1: 0695

Seward Park cooperative housing siterelocation program 8: 0004

Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs Billexemption for cooperative apartments--Jewish

opposition to 2: 0001Home, Frank--statement by 2: 0001passage of 11: 0452public hearings on 2: 0001Wilkins, Roy--statement by 2: 0001

Sierra Ordnance Depothousing desegregation 2: 0270

Silverman, LouisHyde Park, Illinois, urban renewal program--

statement on 5: 0100

Slum clearanceactivities--federal involvement in 5: 0785conference--Florida 15: 0362meeting--called by Florida Governor Leroy

Collins 4: 0178programs

Albany, New York 9: 0834Chicago Heights, Illinois 5: 0299Florida 4: 0178general 8: 0004Harlem, New York 6: 0806Gary, Indiana 5: 0572Marshall, Texas 15: 0749New York City 8: 0397; 10: 0638Rivershead, New York 10: 0001Trenton, New Jersey 9: 0526Wilmington, Delaware 6: 0035

South CarolinaCheraw housing discrimination complaints

15: 0565Elloree--white economic intimidation campaign

against African Americans 15: 0565Elloree housing discrimination complaints

15: 0565Special Committee Against Socialized Housing

New York's Proposition #2--attack on 1: 0695

Special Committee of the New York State JointLegislative Committee to Revise the BankingLaw

Jones, Madison--testimony by 11: 0608

Stanford Universityantidiscrimination clauses--Herbert Hoover's

position on 15: 0575antidiscrimination clauses--urged by NAACP to

adopt 15: 0575Stansbury, William

New York area visit 3: 0657

Stead Air Force BaseAfrican American military personnel--housing

for 15: 0362housing segregation--NAACP demand for ban

on 9: 0190

Steiner, Richardchairman of Urban Renewal Administration--

appointment as 4: 0705

Strauss, Nathanradio editorial 15: 0362

Student Advisory Committeemeetings--agenda for 2: 0799

Suburban Schism (film)13: 0163

Supreme Court, U.S.civil rights decisions--petition to President

Eisenhower urging him to uphold 8: 0592

Swimming poolsLancaster, Pennsylvania--racial discrimination

complaint against 13: 0261

Symposium on Metropolitan Problems3: 0051

Tate, HerbertNew Jersey State Housing Committee

chairman--appointment as 9: 0498Temporary New York State Commission onLow Income Housing

French, Eleanor Clark--testimony by 10: 0437Tenants Advisory Committee

meetings 10: 0122

Tenant selectionMetropolitan Life Insurance Company policy--

racial discrimination complaint regarding3: 0550

TennesseeChattanooga--opposition to construction of

segregated public housing project in15: 0708

Chattanooga urban renewal program 15: 0708Memphis--proposed construction of integrated

apartment buildings in 15: 0708Memphis urban renewal program 15: 0654Murfreesboro urban renewal program 15: 0708Oak Ridge--disposition of government-owned

properties at 4: 0845; 15: 0708Oak Ridge housing discrimination complaints

6: 0125; 15: 0708; 16: 0341solicitation of funds to finance or maintain

litigation--legislation prohibiting 15: 0708

TexasDallas urban renewal program 15: 0749Garland urban renewal program 15: 0749Houston

federal savings and loan association--proposed creation of, to serve the needsof non-whites 15: 0749

public housing projects--complaintsregarding segregation in 15: 0749

restrictive covenants in--FHA policy on5: 0785; 15: 0749

Marshall slum clearance program 15: 0749San Antonio urban renewal program 16: 0007State Conference of NAACP Branches housing

workshop 15: 0749Waco urban renewal program 2: 0128

Thompson, Samuelsocial action in urban renewal--statement on

9: 0078Tract housing

California State Supreme Court outlaws bias insale of 15: 0575

Trade Union Conference on CooperativeHousing

10: 0804

Trends in Housing news bulletins8: 0617, 0907

Tucson Home Builders Associationopen housing policy 1: 0140

UAWcooperative housing development in Milpitas,

California 2: 0270Fair Practices Conference agenda 3: 0001

UNambassadors--racial discrimination in housing

experienced by 8: 0782International Cooperative Community 10: 0216

UnderemploymentU.S. Senate bill to alleviate conditions of, in

economically depressed areas 1: 0695

UnemploymentU.S. Senate bill to alleviate conditions of, in

economically depressed areas 1: 0695

Union of American Hebrew CongregationConvention

Social Action Commission--draft resolution onsegregated housing 15: 0264

United Housing FoundationBoard of Director's meetings 10: 0729, 0804cooperative development proposal 10: 0729financial statement 10: 0804fund-raising activities 10: 0804housing discrimination complaints--

investigations of 10: 0729objectives--review of 10: 0804programs 10: 0804reports 10: 0729, 0804

United Northwestern Realty AssociationWilliams, G. Mennen--address by 7: 0129

University of California, Berkeleyhousing policy 2: 0799housing services 2: 0799housing studies 2: 0391rental listing service nondiscrimination policy

2: 0391; 5: 0785

University of Coloradooff campus housing--ruling by regents on

2: 0840

University of Lewisburg, Pennsylvaniadebate between James Farmer and Frank Van

der Linden 5: 0785

University of Wisconsinanti-housing discrimination film--opposition to

release of 16: 0573, 0615

Urban blightconference on 4: 0178

Urban Redevelopment Conferencesponsored by Los Angeles State College

3: 0001

Urban renewalactivities--federal involvement in 5: 0785activities--list of California communities

engaged in 16: 0535Boston, Massachusetts, NAACP Branch

statement of position on 6: 0623Cleveland, Ohio, NAACP Branch statement on

12: 0362clinics

ACTION 1:0327Dayton, Ohio 12: 0656Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1: 0001complaints--Michigan 16: 0726Connecticut--NAACP role 3: 0051controversy--Augusta, Georgia 12: 0155HHFA Racial Relations Service report on

16: 0141institutes--general 9: 0078institutes--Kansas City, Missouri 3: 0657laws--California 3: 0307minority families--problem of 13: 0389Missouri--U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

report on 8: 0082NAACP report on 16: 0007, 0141National Association of Real Estate Boards

position on 12: 0134National Urban League policy statement on

9: 0078occupancy survey--Maywood, Illinois 5: 0533pamphlets--HHFA 13: 0163Philadelphia, Pennsylvania--education to

forward 13: 0667plans

Berkshire County, Massachusetts 6: 0562Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn, New York

3: 0307Dothan, Alabama 1: 0049Ecorse, Michigan 7: 0439Hartford, Connecticut 3: 0051Jersey City, New Jersey 9: 0400Marin City, California 2: 0270Palo Alto, California 2: 0270St. Louis, Missouri 8: 0119Washington, D.C. 9: 0001West Side 15: 0592Willow Run, Michigan 7: 0682

problem areas 14: 0179problems--New York State Commission

Against Discrimination report on 11: 0375;12: 0001

questionnaire 16: 0535

relocation housing as part of--federal policy on14: 0077

Senate Committee on Banking and Currencyhearings 1: 0612

social action in--Samuel Thompson's statementon 9: 0078

South Bend, Indiana, Community LeadershipClinic on 5: 0627

White House Regional Conference on 16: 0007workshops--Los Angeles, California 2: 0434

Urban Renewal AdministrationCalifornia building projects--suspension of

funds for 2: 0491chairman--Richard Steiner's appointment as

4: 0705intergroup relations service 16: 0007minority housing policy 6: 0184open occupancy--efforts to achieve 6: 0035policies--general 16: 0007policies--NAACP criticism of 6: 0398racial discrimination in housing--policies on

16: 0320Regional Intergroup Relations Service--

creation of 14: 0077reports 16: 0141

Urban Renewal and Housing ClinicMason, Norman--address by 3: 0786

Urban Renewal Demonstration Grant Programprogress report 4: 0705

Urban renewal programsAfrican Americans--effect on 15: 0001Akron, Ohio 12: 0282Albany, New York 9: 0834Alexandria, Virginia 16: 0238Ann Arbor, Michigan 7: 0067Atlanta, Georgia 4: 0386; 16: 0007Augusta, Georgia 4: 0386; 16: 0141Aurora, Illinois 4: 0845; 5: 0005Baltimore, Maryland 4: 0568-0845; 6: 0398,

0534; 15: 0362; 16: 0007Battle Creek, Michigan 7: 0067Benton Harbor, Michigan 3: 0307; 7: 0001Berkeley, California 2: 0391Boston, Massachusetts 6: 0623California--termination of federal financing

following passage of Proposition 148: 0907Cedar Rapids, Iowa 6: 0001Charlotte, North Carolina 4: 0568, 0845;

5: 0785; 12: 0196; 15: 0362Charlottesville, Virginia 16: 0341Chattanooga, Tennessee 15: 0708Chicago, Illinois 5: 0100, 0208Chicago Heights, Illinois 4: 0705; 5: 0299

Citizen's Advisory Committees--provision forminority group representation 8: 0046

Cleveland, Ohio 12: 0362Cocoa, Florida 4: 0178Corinth, Mississippi 8: 0046Dallas, Texas 15: 0749Danbury, Connecticut 3: 0216; 14: 0762Dayton, Ohio 12: 0656Decatur, Illinois 1: 0475Detroit, Michigan 7: 0129discriminatory practices--complaints regarding

16: 0007, 0141discussions on 15: 0001, 0106Dover, Delaware 3: 0426, 0475Ecorse, Michigan 7: 0439, 0529, 0682; 15: 0362Erie, Pennsylvania 13: 0389, 0494Eufaula, Alabama 4: 0705; 15: 0592fact sheet 16: 0007Fairbanks, Alaska 1: 0137Fitzgerald, Georgia 4: 0386; 15: 0362Flint, Michigan 7: 0001Fresno, California 2: 0270Gadsden, Alabama 1: 0049; 4: 0845Garden Valley, Ohio 12: 0362Garland, Texas 15: 0749Gary, Indiana 4: 0568Glen Cove, New York 6: 0502Grand Rapids, Michigan 7: 0259Greenburgh, New York 4: 0317; 9: 0653;

10: 0216; 16: 0007Harlem, New York 10: 0216; 16: 0141Harrisonburg, Virginia 16: 0238Hartford, Connecticut 1: 0327; 3: 0051; 4: 0568Hyde Park-Kenwood, Illinois 5: 0100, 0208Huntington, New York 6: 0502Indiana--complaints regarding relocation

housing services 6: 0398Indianapolis, Indiana 5: 0627Jackson, Michigan 7: 0302Jersey City, New Jersey 9: 0400Kansas City, Kansas 6: 0184Kansas City, Missouri 8: 0082Kingston, New York 4: 0568; 9: 0653Lancaster, Pennsylvania 13: 0261Lansing, Michigan 7: 0373Little Rock, Arkansas--general 1: 0149Little Rock, Arkansas--petitions against 1: 0149Long Beach, New York 6: 0502Long Island, New York 4: 0845; 16: 0007Los Angeles, California 2: 0434Louisville, Kentucky 6: 0256Madison, Wisconsin 16: 0615Marin City, California 2: 0473; 4: 0705

Urban renewal programs cont.Maywood, Illinois 5: 0208, 0299, 0533Memphis, Tennessee 15: 0654Mercer County, Pennsylvania 1: 0001Meriden, Connecticut 3: 0051Middletown, New York 3: 0307; 4: 0845;

9: 0653; 11: 0375; 14: 0179; 16: 0007Middletown, Ohio 12: 0783Mill Creek Valley, Missouri 8: 0119Monroe, North Carolina 12: 0167Montclair, New Jersey 9: 0263Murfreesboro, Tennessee 15: 0708Muskegon Heights, Michigan 7: 0413NAACP cooperation with builders' groups

during 15: 0654Newburgh, New York 4: 0568, 0845; 9: 0653;

13: 0116; 16: 0141New Haven, Connecticut 3: 0142; 6: 0302New Orleans, Louisiana 6: 0381Newport, Kentucky 6: 0256Newport, Rhode Island 15: 0280New York City 4: 0568; 8: 0004; 10: 0122, 0437,

0804; 11: 0726; 16: 0007, 0341New York State

general 4: 0845; 14: 0179plan to advance economic and racial

integration through 11: 0726state financing limitations 12: 0001

Norfolk, Virginia 16: 0238North Carolina--list of 16: 0007North Little Rock, Arkansas 1: 0149Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 13: 0001Omaha, Nebraska 9: 0167Pasadena, California 2: 0270Perth Amboy, New Jersey 9: 0263Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 13: 0667Phoenix, Arizona 1: 0140Pittsburg, California 2: 0270Plainfield, New Jersey 9: 0263policy-making boards connected with--minority

group participation 6: 0302Port Huron, Michigan 7: 0001, 0682Portland, Oregon 13: 0021Portsmouth, Virginia 16: 0280Poughkeepsie, New York 14: 0179protection of minorities against discrimination

under 12: 0656Providence, Rhode Islands: 0302; 15: 0280Racine, Wisconsin 12: 0247; 16: 0670Reading, Pennsylvania 13: 0261Region VI--statistical reports 6: 0398Richmond, Virginia 16: 0320River Rouge, Michigan 7: 0529

Rochester, New York 11: 0277Rockford, Illinois 5: 0005Rockville Centre, New York 1: 0475; 4: 0845;

6: 0502; 9: 0653; 10: 0001, 0216; 11: 0726Royal Oak, Michigan 7: 0001, 0129Sacramento, California 2: 0270Saginaw, Michigan 7: 0631St. Louis, Missouri 8: 0119St. Paul, Minnesota 7: 0786San Antonio, Texas 16: 0007San Francisco, California 2: 0658; 8:'0592Sausalito, California 2: 0270Savannah, Georgia 4: 0386; 6: 0302Spring Valley, New York 9: 0653Stamford, Connecticut 3: 0142Syracuse, New York 11: 0089Tacoma, Washington 16: 0477Tampa, Florida 4: 0178; 15: 0362Titusville, Florida 4: 0178Topeka, Kansas 6: 0184; 16: 0141Trenton, New Jersey 4: 0845Waco, Texas 2: 0128Washington, D.C. 3: 0475-0576Webster Grove, Missouri 8: 0119Westchester, New York 11: 0133West Point, Mississippi 8: 0046White Plains, New York 4: 0845Wichita, Kansas 6: 0184Willow Run, Michigan 7: 0682Wilmington, Delaware 3: 0426; 6: 0035Yonkers, New York 4: 0845; 14: 0179Ypsilanti, Michigan 7: 0740; 16: 0007

U.S. Commission on Civil RightsMissouri--report on housing and urban renewal

in 8: 0082Pittman, Tarea Hall--statement on housing

2: 0658; 15: 0592

UtahOgden Branch Housing Committee Chairman--

Samuel King's resignation as 6: 0125Ogden housing discrimination complaints

15: 0654

Veterans Administrationacquired properties in Baltimore, Maryland--

complaints regarding discriminatory policiesinvolving resale of 5: 0785

housing--alleged discrimination in Syracuse,New York 11: 0089

housing--suggestions for integration in 1: 0327housing discrimination complaints 1: 0475housing loans--efforts to ban discrimination in

1: 0857

housing operations--NAACP opposition tosegregation and discrimination in 15: 0592

insured housing--complaints regardingdiscrimination in 8: 0782

loan policy--complaints regardingdiscrimination in, in Gainesville, Florida4: 0178

repossessed housing--policy on sale of16: 0213

Van der Linden, FrankFarmer, James--debate with 5: 0785

VirginiaAlexandria urban renewal program 16: 0238Arlington--proposed construction of integrated

housing development in 16: 0238Capahosic--Phelps-Stokes Fund-sponsored

conference 13: 0116Charlottesville

public housing projects--complaintsregarding construction of segregated16: 0238

public housing projects--site selection for16: 0341

urban renewal program 16: 0341Harrisonburg urban renewal program 16: 0238Norfolk housing conditions 14: 0179; 16: 0238Norfolk urban renewal program 16: 0238Portsmouth

housing code 16: 0280housing conditions 16: 0280housing discrimination complaints 16: 0280urban renewal program 16: 0280war housing units--disposition of 16: 0280

Richmondhousing discrimination complaints 16: 0320housing seminar 1: 0475; 16: 0320NAACP leadership conference 16: 0320urban renewal program 16: 0320

State Conference of NAACP Branches housingseminar 15: 0106

Virgin IslandsCivil Rights Act 16: 0213

Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit Programcomplaints regarding 7: 0129failure of 6: 0398general 1: 0327; 16: 0213regional director's position--applications for

16: 0720report on 14: 0028

Wagner, Robert F.New York City housing policy--statement on

2: 0001

Warfield, CharlesEcorse, Michigan, Branch President--

appointment as 7: 0439

War housing unitsPortsmouth, Virginia--disposition of 16: 0280

Washington (state)civil rights act--proposed amendments

16: 0477discrimination in publicly assisted housing--

state attorney general's opinion on 16: 0477fair housing legislation--passage of 1: 0695Tacoma urban renewal program 16: 0477

Washington, D.C.see District of Columbia

Washington, NorrisFayette, North Carolina Branch Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as12: 0167

Washington [D.C.] Housing Associationactivities 3: 0475

Waterbury Negro Freedom Day affairGibbs, James--address by 4: 0317

Weaver, Robert C.articles by 13: 0163; 16: 0341HHFA administrator--appointment as 4: 0845New York Bar Association--address to 4: 0845

Weschcke, CarlSt. Paul, Minnesota, Branch Housing

Committee chairman 7: 0786

West Coast Regional Conferenceagenda 3: 0001political education workshop 15: 0106urban renewal questionnaire 16: 0535workshop invitations 2: 0491

West VirginiaKeyser public housing site--complaint

regarding 6: 0534Wheeling--condemnation of African American

church in 16: 0563Wheeling housing discrimination complaints

16: 0563

Wichita Eagle Publishing Companyadvertising practices--complaints regarding

6: 0184

Wilkins, RoyNew York City Council Committee on General

Welfare--statement before 15: 0592racial discrimination in the North--statement on

15: 0592Sharkey-Brown-lsaacs Bill--statement on

2: 0001

Williams, G. Mennen

United Northwestern Realty A s s o c i a t i o n - - a d d r e s s to 7: 0129

Williams, MargaretNew England Regional Conference Housing

Committee chairman--appointment as9:0205

Williams Collegeracial discrimination in housing--panel

discussion on 6: 0302

Willow Woods Development CompanyMichigan state investigation of 7: 0067, 0682,

0740

Wisconsinfair employment practices law--amendments to

16: 0615fair housing legislation--NAACP demonstration

to protest failure of passage of 16: 0615Kenosha housing discrimination complaints

16:0573Madison

NAACP Branch Housing Committee program16: 0615

racial discrimination in housing in--demandfor suppression of candidly filmedincidents of 16: 0573, 0615

urban renewal program 16: 0615Milwaukee

Human Relations and Civil RightsConference 6: 0125

NAACP Branch Housing Committee program16: 0573

public housing projects--racial integration in16: 0573

urban renewal program 16: 0575

Racinehousing problems 16: 0670NAACP Branch Housing Committee

activities 16: 0670NAACP Branch housing survey 16: 0670urban renewal program 12: 0247; 16: 0670

State Commission for Equal Opportunity--creation of 16: 0573

State Conference of NAACP BranchesConvention in Beloit 16: 0573

Wood, Jack E., Jr.Denver, Colorado, visit 2: 0840NAACP Special Assistant for Housing--

appointment as 14: 0077National Convention of the Home

Manufacturers Association--speech at6: 0398; 16: 0563

New Jersey State Federation of RealtistsAnnual Dinner Conference--invitation toattend 6: 0398

New York City Planning Commission--statement to 15: 0592

New York State Senate Committee On PublicHealth hearings on the Metcalf-Baker Bills--statement to 15: 0592

North Carolina Conference of Branches--attendance at 1: 0001

speaking engagements 5: 0785; 8: 0397;11: 0001

U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Housing--statement to 15: 0592

Wyomingpublic accommodations--law prohibiting

discrimination in 16: 0714

Young, T. L.lawsuit filed against Clarence Laws by 15: 0749

Youth for Brotherhoodactivities 16: 0726