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[Research]

box 1, folder 1

Research headings / resources, and unidentified typescript page undated

box 1, folder 2

Bruce, Helen E. Occupations for Negro Women in Los Angeles 1933

box 1, folder 3

Bond, Max. A Study of the Need for Housing for Negro Women and girls 1936

box 1, folder 4

Burch, Edward A. Civil Rights and the Negro 1936

box 1, folder 5

Somerville, J.A. The Negro in California (Somerville Study) 1936

box 1, folder 6

Burch, Edward A. Change in the Outlook of the Negro Client Toward the Negro Worker 1938.

box 1, folder 7

Burger, Alice. Negro Labor Unions in the Transportation Industry in Los Angeles 1938

box 1, folder 8

Burger, Alice. The Vocational Guidance and Training of Negro Youth in Los Angeles 1938.

box 1, folder 9

Glenn, Sollace, Harlem Artists Guild. Survey of Number of Negro Artists Employed by the Federal Art Project [Letter only] undated

box 1, folder 10

Evans, Roy. Negro Building and Spending Power of Los Angeles, California undated

box 1, folder 11

O'Neal, Joseph B. Vocation and Industry, (?). 1939

box 1, folder 12

Lamb, Bonnie Theodora. Letter to [Exploratory Committee on Negro Welfare?] 1939

box 1, folder 13

Council of Social Agencies of Los Angeles. Division of Family Welfare and Adult Services Subcommittee on the Negro Community. Findings 1940.

Container Summary: (3 copies)
box 1, folder 14

Holton, Karl. Deteriorating Zone Committee. Notes on the Negro Districts in Los Angeles ... including "Central Avenue" Area 1940

box 1, folder 15

Eastside Labor's Protective Committee [Letterhead only] 1942

box 1, folder 16

Gooden, J.E. "What can Negroes Do Themselves, in the Los Angeles Area, to Help Create a More Respectful Attitude on Part of the White People of This Area" [questionnaire answer]

box 1, folder 17

Jones, Lillian. The Negroes of Los Angeles undated

box 1, folder 18

Gowens, Norman C. Correspondence with Floyd Covington [Executive Director, Los Angeles Urban League] re "The Right Action," 1944

box 1, folder 19

Houston, Norman O. Survey on Negro Business and Businessmen 1944

box 1, folder 20

Simmons, Herbert. National Urban League 1945

box 1, folder 21

Institute of Social Research. Interview and survey instructions undated

box 1, folder 22

Miller, Loren [Survey response?] undated

box 1, folder 23

McWilliams, Carey. Report on Importation of Negro Labor to California. Division on Immigration and Housing, 1939-1942.

box 1, folder 24

Baruch, Dorothy W. Resume and Guggenheim proposal, and related correspondence 1943-1944.

box 1, folder 25

Floyd Covington / Charles S. Johnson (Fisk University) correspondence 1940, 1942

box 1, folder 26

Covington, Floyd. Employment figures of Negroes in War Industries (letter dated April 6, 1943) 1943

box 1, folder 27

Covington, Floyd. Exploratory Survey Racial Tension Areas 1942.

box 1, folder 28

Floyd Covington / Charles Johnson (Fisk University) correspondence 1943.

box 1, folder 29

Taylor, Alfred Marie. Program Changes in Local Urban Leagues. Schedule and correspondence 1943.

box 1, folder 30

Covington, Floyd. Field Report, Trends of Race Relations 1944.

box 1, folder 31

Floyd Covington / Charles Johnson [Fisk University] correspondence 1944-1945

box 1, folder 32

Smith, William T. <The Negro in Hollywood undated, [1937?]

Container Summary: (2 copies)
box 1, folder 33

Floyd Covington / Carnegie Institute correspondence re The Negro in Motion Pictures 1940

box 1, folder 34

Historical Background of Negro Survey undated

box 2, folder 1

Hart, LeRoy S. The Negro is L.A. County undated

box 2, folder 2

"Negroes in Outstanding Positions and Who Have Achieved Much in the Several Fields of Business" (Charleston, West Virginia)--Letter form I.J.K. Wells and nomination form 1936.

box 2, folder 4

National Urban League correspondence 1940

box 2

Carnegie-Myrdal Study 1939-1940

box 2, folder 3

Correspondence from Ralph Bunche and questionnaire 1939.

box 3, folder 3

The Carnegie-Myrdal study questionnaire 1939

The Carnegie-Myrdal study questionnaire: 1939
The Carnegie-Myrdal study questionnaire

Scope and Contents

Questionnaire sent to Mr. Floyd C. Covington on the status of the Negro in the American life. Sent by Bunche in his capacity as staff member of the Carnegie-Myrdal Study of the Negro in America.
box 38, folder 13

Letter, 1939 November 2, Washington D.C. to Mr. Floyd C. Covington, Los Angeles, California 1939 November 2

Letter, 1939 November 2, Washington D.C. to Mr. Floyd C. Covington, Los Angeles, California: 1939 November 2

Scope and Contents

Cover letter to Mr. Covington from Bunche, Staff Member, Carnegie-Myrdal Study of the Negro in America. Bunche introduces the Carnegie Corporation which is sponsoring the survey on the status of the Negro in American life. Bunche requests that Covington please take the time to answer the questionnaire.
box 2, folder 5

Outline and William Shapiro's Suggested Outline Negro Research Projects (California) 1940.

box 2, folder 6

Form I - Community for which report is made 1940?

box 2, folder 7

Form II - Political Activity Schedule 1940?

box 2, folder 8

Form III - Recreation & Leisure Time Schedule undated

box 2, folder 9

Form IV - Survey of the Negro Wage Earner in Los Angeles 1940?

box 2, folder 10

Form V - Negro Business & Businesses 1940?

box 2, folder 11

Form VI - Relief and Housing 1940

box 2, folder 12

Form VII - Churches & Lodges Schedule, (?) 1940

box 2, folder 13

Form VIII - Education 1940?

box 2, folder 14

Form IX - Migration Schedule 1940?

box 2, folder 15

Form X - Racial Attitudes Schedule 1940

box 2, folder 16

Incomplete copy [of study] 1940?