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ED034644.Pdf DOCUMENT RESUME ED 034 644 RC 003 921 TITLE A Guide to Materials Relating to Persons of Mexican Feritage in the United States. The Mexican American, A New Focus on Opportunity. INSTITUTION Interagency Committee on Mexican American Affairs, Washington, D.C. DUB DATE Mar 69 NOmr 1890. E')RS PRICE ED!S Price MF-t0.75 HC-$9.50 DESCRIPTORS *Audiovisual Aids, *Bibliographies, *Literature Guides, *Mexican Americans, Periodicals, Publications, Radio, *Resource Materials, Television ABSTRACT A variety of resource materials relating to Mexican Americans is cited in this guide. Among the materials are books, reports and hearings, periodical literature, dissertations, bibliographies, and audiovisual materials. A state-by-state listing of periodical publications of interest to the Mexican American community is included. Also listed are U. S. producers of Spanish audiovisual materials and radio ,and television stations broadcasting in Spanish. The document was compiled by the Inter-Agency Committee on Mexican American Affairs. (CM) Y.S. IIPARIIIMT Of HEWN. MAIM i MATE OFNLEOF EWA= THIS 10C111111 HAS 1B MOWS EXACTLY AS WWI VON NE PERSON 01 IMINUATION 01111111111111 IT. POSTS * MEW 01 ONIONS STAB $01101 IIICSSANLY KNEW ORM Off a OF MAIN P0511101 01 POKY. THE mExicAn AMERICA!! A GUIDE TO MATERIALS RELATING TO PERSONS OF MEXICAN HERITAGE IN THE UNITED STATES Compiled By The Inter-Agency Committee On Mexican American Affairs March, 1969 r4I ( O CONTENTS Title hat re% (:)O Books LLJ Reports, Hearings, Proceedings and Similar Materials 29 Periodical Literature 57 Listing of CurrentlyPublished Periodicals 96 Dissertations and Other Unpublished Materials 101 Bibliographies 131 Audio-Visual Materials 134 Listing of U. S. Producers or Distributors of Spanish Audio-Visual Materials 140 Spanish-LaNpage Radio & Tv Stations 144 Conclusion 185 Catholic Immigrants. New York: Abel, Theodore. Protestant Home Missions to Institute of Social andReligious Science, 1933. Readings for Understanding Adams State College, Centerfor Cultural Studies. Szudieb, Southwestern Culture, Alamos*, Colorado: Center tar Cultural 1963. The Incidence of Delin- Adler, Herman, Frances Cahn,and Stuart Johannes. University of quency in Berkeley,1928-1932. Berkeley, California: California Press, 1934. Social Allen, Ruth Alice.The Labor of Women inthe Production of Cotton. No. 3134, Austin: Science Publication No. 3,University of Texas Bulletin University of Texas Press,1931. Doubleday, 1966. Allen, Steve. The Ground is Our Table. New York: Los Angeles: County Alaanza, Arturo S. Mexican-Americans and CivilRights, Commission on Human Relations,1964. of Labor (AFL) . What American GI Forum of Texasand Texas State Federation Price Wetbacks? Austin,Thum: Published by the authors,1953. American Public WelfareAssociation. Pul21icalfurvSanAntonio, Wel- Texas; as a study of alocal community. Chicago: American Public fare Association, 1940. in Ohio. Andrews, Wade H. and SaadZ. Nagi.Migrant Agricultural Labor Bulletin WOoster, Ohio:Ohio AgriculturalExperiment Station, Research 780, Sept., 1956. Hybrid Corn to Apodaca, Anacleto. "Corn and Custom:The Introduction of Spanish-American Farmers in NewMexico," in Human Problems inTechnol- Russell Sage Foundation, ogical Change. Edward H. Spicer, ed., NewYork: pp. 35-39,1952. and Customs of the Mexicans Arnold, August Charles.The Folk-Lore, Manners, of Texas, 19zu. in San Antonio, Texas.Austin, Texas: University the U. S. A. Ashworth, May Harley,(Ed). Spanish-Speaking Americans in New York: Friendship Press, 1953. Itself," in Human Relations in Atkins, James A. "A Cultural Minority Improves of Education, pp. Colorado.Denver, Colorado: Colorado State Department 91-105, 1961. - 2 - Atwater, Ernesta E. A Tabulation of Facts on Conditions Existent in Hick's Mexican Camp. El Monte, California: The author, 1942. Bale, Ralph. No Frontier to Learning: The Mexican Student in the United States. University of Minnesota Press, 1957. Banfield, Edward C. Big City Politics. New York: Random House, 1965. Barker, George C. Pachuco, An American-Spanish Argot and Its Social Functions in Tur.son, Arizona. Tucson, Arizona: University of Arizona Press, 1958. Barron, Milton L. American Minorities. New York: Knopf, 1957. Beals, Ralph L. and Norman D. Humphrey. No Frontier in Learning; The Mexican Student in the United States.Minneapolis, Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 1957. Bishop's Committee for the Spanish-Speaking."Pilot Project" -- Merrill Trust Fund. Bishop's Committee for the Spanish-Speaking, Jan., 1962. Blackmar, Frank W. Spanish Institutions of the Southwest.Baltimore: John Hopkins Press, 1891. Blair, Bertha, Anne 0. Lively and Glen W. Trimble. 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