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Finding Aid for

Council of Churches for the City of New York: Department of Church Planning and Records, 1855 – 1985

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Finding Aid prepared by: Michaela Biondi and student team, 2011 made possible in part by a grant from the Documentary Heritage Program of the New York State Archives, a program of the State Education Department. Updates by Brigette C. Kamsler, 2012 with funding from the Henry Luce Foundation.

Summary Information Creator: Council of Churches of the City of New York Title: Council of Churches of the City of New York, Department of Church Planning and Research Records Inclusive dates: 1855 – 1985 Bulk dates: 1930 – 1980 Abstract: Department of Church Planning and Research records include a variety of population/neighborhood studies for the five boroughs of New York and the Tri-State region. Also includes studies of churches and denominations in these areas to aid in the planning work of the department and of Council’s various members. Size: 95 boxes, 1 flat OS box, 3 roll boxes, 58 linear feet Storage: Offsite storage, except Box OS 96-99 Repository: The Burke Library Union Theological Seminary 3041 Broadway New York, NY 10027 Email: [email protected] WAB: CCCNY Dept. of Church Planning and Research Records, 1855 – 1985 2

Administrative Information Provenance: The records of the Department of Church Planning and Research were donated at the request of the Department itself with the approval of the Board of Directors of the Council of Churches of the City of New York. This is documented by a donation letter to Richard D. Spoor from Leland Gartrell dated March 12, 1986. Access: Archival papers are available to registered readers for consultation by appointment only. Please contact archives staff by email to [email protected], or by postal mail to The Burke Library address on page 1, as far in advance as possible Burke Library staff is available for inquiries or to request a consultation on archival or special collections research. Access Restrictions: The collection is unrestricted to readers. Certain materials, however, are in a fragile condition, and this may necessitate restriction in handling and copying. Please note that boxes held in Offsite storage will require 48 hours' notice in response to a weekday request for retrieval. Preferred Citation: Item description, William Adams Brown Ecumenical Archives: Council of Churches of the City of New York, Dept. of Church Planning and Research, series # box #, folder #, The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University in the City of New York.

Administrative History The Council of Churches of the City of New York (CCCNY) is an ecumenical organization whose roots go back to the 1815 creation of the Mission Society, which planted churches and ministries to serve the growing borough’s communities. In 1895 the New York Federation of Churches and Christian Workers, the oldest of the council organizations, was established to continue and expand that work. Several name changes were made to reflect the development of the organization: The Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations in (1901–1925), The Greater New York Federation of Churches (1925–1943), The Protestant Council of the City of New York (1943–1968), and finally in 1968 to the current name.

The Council’s Department of Church Planning and Research was modeled after the Pathfinding Service for the Churches, started in 1946 by the New York City Mission Society, to serve as “part of an advance program designed to meet certain emerging problems which no other religious organization was meeting” (Prospectus for Pathfinding). When it became clear to the Pathfinding Service leadership that their particular work was best suited to support the mission and work of the then-Protestant Council of Churches, transfer of the service to the Council was negotiated during 1953 and the Pathfinding Service closed its doors at the end of that year (general letter to friends from Kenneth D. Miller, Chairman). The Department of Church Planning and Research was officially inaugurated on January 1, 1954.

As part of the Council, the Department of Church Planning and Research was tasked as the “agency through which the ecumenical church can carry out its planning function and coordinate church planning in New York City.” Its five point plan of goals included a) To define problems generated by the implementation of mission in NYC and to develop solutions to these problems;

Michaela Biondi, 2011 and Brigette C. Kamsler 2/26/20 WAB: CCCNY Dept. of Church Planning and Research Records, 1855 – 1985 3 b) To develop joint plans for mission and to evaluate their effectiveness; c) To communicate new knowledge and information about significant ideas for mission; d) To provide liaison with governmental units, private corporations, and various social agencies; e) To provide members of the Department with a means for formal communication, formulating decisions, researching problems of mission, developing and testing new hypotheses for mission, drafting and consulting in the drafting of plans to solve specific problems and consulting with members regarding the formal aspects of their planning operations (Preface to the By-Laws, 1965 revision).

The Department was comprised of representatives of denominations, of borough divisions and of the Board of Directors of the Council and the various interdenominational units developed by the Department. It was headed by a Chairman, nominated by the Department and elected the General Assembly at its annual meetings, a Vice-Chairman and a Secretary, both nominated by the Department.

The Department’s work of investigating and reporting on religious life in the city and surrounding areas produced valuable information for planning new churches and services in areas which were lacking. One of the council’s biggest successes was their method of canvassing a neighborhood to gather statistical data which became the model for the federal census taken every ten years. The struggle to raise sufficient finances to support the staff and its work constantly threatened the Department which lived under a constant threat of cut-backs and layoffs. The department was formally closed in 1985.

Collection Scope and Content Note The records, which include materials from outside sources, both published and unpublished, as well as research reports generated by the Department itself, provide information on the populations of the five boroughs of New York City and the surrounding Tri-State region including Long Island’s two counties, northern , south western Connecticut, and the Lower and Middle Hudson Valley (LMHV). Materials note changes within individual communities, the churches and provided services. Information on concerns surrounding young persons and particular ethnic groups is also included as well as federal census data for several areas and several decades.

The collection is organized in five series:

 Series 1: Pathfinding Service for the Churches, 1938 – 1953 (2 boxes, 1.00 lin. ft.) This series contains an organizational history, various minutes and reports, and a Protestant Council Appraisal study. Reports on specific topics or groups created by the service appear in other series as topically appropriate.

 Series 2: Department of Church Planning and Research Office Records, 1946 – 1984 (13 boxes, 6.50 lin. ft.) This series contains the meeting minutes of the Executive Committee, Departmental meetings, Divisional Offices, and the Personnel Committee, departmental newsletters

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and a small amount of general files and reports from the Department. Department reports regarding particular topics or locations are filed with those topics or locations.  Series 3: New York City Reports, 1855; 1920 – 1983 (51 boxes, 25.50 lin. ft.) This series is divided into two sub-series: A: By Borough and B: By Subject. This information is both from outside sources and reports generated by the department.

Subseries 3A: By Borough Each borough is divided into general borough-wide information, community reports (usually by neighborhoods), reports on specific churches in the borough, then reports on denominational activity in that borough. Bay Chester, City Island, Fordham and Jerome Park do not have their own folders but can be found in larger reports of the Borough as a whole. Of note are b.21/f.3 and b.23/f.13, both which include “Negro” church studies (Brooklyn and ), and b.18, f.3 (Bronx) and b.40, f.7 which has the only reports on Jewish congregations in the collection. Reports and information on Harlem are found in boxes 25 – 26.

Subseries 3B: By Subject This includes NYC Denominations, which reports on eighteen Protestant denominations and also includes Eastern Orthodox, Society of Friends, Waldensian and Scientology. The YMCA is included in this group, and other reports on the organization are found in boxes 16, 24, 31, 32, 36, 74 and 83.

Other subjects includes Spanish language communities and other cultural groups, race studies (boxes 45–48; 51–53) and a series of Departmental research materials on such topics as: Christian education, church planning, the church and social issues, housing, mission strategy, tax, water and sewer usage, and demographics and the church (boxes 48–60). A group of outside published materials including social indices, socio-economic statistics, and youth delinquency statistics and the Department of City Planning newsletters and Department of Commerce and Public Events bulletins are included in this group of materials (boxes 60–66).

 Series 4: Tri-State Region Reports, 1930 – 1983 (18 boxes, 9.00 lin. ft.) This series contains information on Connecticut, Long Island, the Lower and Middle Hudson Valley (LMHV) counties and northern New Jersey. The materials for Connecticut are few and consist primarily of federal census data from 1960–1980. New Jersey consists of 1970 census data as well as church and denominational data on Bergen, Middlesex, and Morris counties, and some general church data for the state, along with information on the Regional Plan Association, which was responsible for transportation planning. The Metropolitan Region materials contain a significant volume of material (memos, minutes, agendas, handouts, reports) from the Church Plan for the Region, and its various committees working between 1965 and 1966. The Regional Planning Board for the two counties to Long Island went through several incarnations, both together and separately, which is reflected in the names of those bodies, as indicated in the arrangement of the materials and the sub-series on the list.

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 Series 5: General Reference and Resources, 1910 – 1983 (11 boxes, 1 horizontal box, 3 rolled tubes, 16.00 lin. ft.) This series contains general reference materials from the department on aging in NYC with some denominational response to those issues and federal census materials which include information on health area profiles, housing characteristics, and education issues, and NY State which includes information on trends and projections of population, with a section on denominations and census. General information on apartment house and coffee house ministries in New York and in miscellaneous other places is also included. There is a series of reports on the “Challenges of the Changing Economy of NYC,” (1968 – 1978) and “Current Research in Voluntary Social and Health Agencies in NYC.” Box 95 contains a number of unpublished articles that were sold at the Willingen Conference between 1950 and 1952.

Processing Records were arranged into particular groupings by subject by the department director, Leland Gartrell, before shipping to this repository and arrangements were maintained for the most part, with minor rearrangement within topics to bring like information together and to order the materials overall. Please note that the folder titles to the Studies sub-series of Series 3: New York City Reports, contains a reference to CD numbers (e.g.: CD14). This information was retained from the original folders.

Metal clips and staples were removed from materials when necessary and folded items were opened and flattened as possible. Materials were placed in new acid-free folders and boxes. Acidic items were separated by interleaving with or photocopying onto acid-free paper as needed. Certain items, such as photographs, were placed in Mylar envelopes. Oversize items were opened as much as possible, flattened, and removed to rolled storage or flat box storage and their original position in the collection is marked with yellow highlighting. It is suggested that these items be transferred to map case drawers when they are available. Materials of particular fragility are also noted as such.

Please note that 3.5 linear feet of duplicate materials and 26.25 linear feet of U.S. census reports and related maps and published materials already held within the Columbia University Libraries system were removed from the collection.

See Appendix A for the list of these items available in Columbia Library standard collections.

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Contents list

Series 1: Pathfinding Service for the Churches, 1938 – 1953 Series Box Folder Contents 1 1 1 – 3 Organizational History, Minutes and Reports, April 1938 – Nov. 1952 1 1 4 Annual Appeal, Oct. 7, 1951 – Dec. 7, 1951 1 1 5 Mid-Century Pioneers and Protestants Report, 1953 1 1 6 – 7 Reports: Book I, 1946 – 1947 1 1 8 – 9 Reports: Book II Protestant Council Appraisal Study, Nov. 1948 – Nov. 1950

1 2 1 – 2 Reports: Book III, 1948 – 1949 1 2 3 – 4 Reports: Book IV, Jan. 1950 – Dec. 1950 1 2 5 Various Reports, 1950 – 1953 1 2 6 Various Worksheets [undated]

Series 2: Department of Church Planning and Research Office Records, 1946 – 1984 Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 2 3 1 Jan. 1964 – Oct. 1964 2 3 2 Feb. 1965 – Nov. 1965 2 3 3 Feb. 1966 – Nov. 1966 2 3 4 Jan. 1967 – Dec. 1967 2 3 5 Jan. 1968 – July 1968 2 3 6 Aug. 1968 – Oct. 1968 2 3 7 Oct. 1968 – Dec. 1968 2 3 8 Dec. 1968 – Nov. 1969 2 3 9 Nov. 1969 – April 1970 2 3 10 May 1970 – Nov. 1970 2 3 11 Nov. 1970 – July 1971 2 3 12 Oct. 1971 – Nov. 1972 2 3 13 Jan. 1973 – Mar. 1973 2 3 14 March 1973 – Jan. 1974

Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 2 4 1 Jan. 1974 – Nov. 1974 2 4 2 Jan. 1975 – May 1975 2 4 3 Sep. 1975 – Nov. 1975 2 4 4 Jan. 1976 – Sep. 1976 2 4 5 Nov. 1976 – Jan. 1977 2 4 6 March 1977 – March 1978 2 4 7 Sep. 1978 – Nov. 1978 2 4 8 Jan. 1979 – May 1979 2 4 9 Sep. 1979 – Jan. 1980 2 4 10 March 1980 – Nov. 1981

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Series 2: Department of Church Planning and Research Office Records (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Department Meeting Minutes 2 4 11 1953 2 4 12 1954 2 4 13 1955 2 4 14 1956

2 5 1 Feb. 1957 – Oct. 1957 2 5 2 Oct. 1958 – Dec. 1958 2 5 3 Jan. 1958 – Feb. 1959 2 5 4 Jan. 1959 – May 1959 2 5 5 June 1959 – Sep. 1959 2 5 6 Nov. 1959 – Feb. 1960 2 5 7 March 1960 – Dec. 1960 2 5 8 Feb. 1961 – June 1961 2 5 9 Oct. 1961 – Jan. 1962 2 5 10 Feb. 1962 – May 1962 2 5 11 June 1962 – Nov. 1962 2 5 12 Jan. 1963 – March 1963 2 5 13 April 1963

2 6 1 May 1963 – Sep. 1963 2 6 2 Nov. 1963 – Dec. 1963 2 6 3 Jan. 1964 – Feb. 1964 2 6 4 April 1964 – Sep. 1964 2 6 5 Oct. 1964 – Dec. 1964 2 6 6 Jan. 1965 – March 1965 2 6 7 Apr. 1965 – June 1965 2 6 8 Sep. 1965 – Dec. 1965 2 6 9 Feb. 1966 – March 1966 2 6 10 April 1966 – May 1966

2 7 1 June 1966 2 7 2 July 1966 2 7 3 Sep. 1966 – Dec. 1966 2 7 4 Jan. 1967 – March 1967 2 7 5 April 1967 – June 1967 2 7 6 Sep. 1967 – Dec. 1967 2 7 7 Dec. 1967 – Jan. 1968 2 7 8 Feb. 1968 – April 1968 2 7 9 May 1968 – Oct. 1968 2 7 10 Nov. 1968 – Jan. 1969 2 7 11 Feb. 1969 – March 1969

2 8 1 April 1969 – June 1969

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Series 2: Department of Church Planning and Research Office Records (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Department Meeting Minutes (cont’d) 2 8 2 Oct. 1969 – Dec. 1969 2 8 3 Feb. 1970 – April 1970 2 8 4 June 1970 – Feb. 1971 2 8 5 April 1971 – Dec. 1971 2 8 6 Feb. 1972 – March 1972 2 8 7 April 1972 – Dec. 1972 2 8 8 Feb. 1973 – Feb. 1974 2 8 9 April 1974 – Dec. 1974 2 8 10 Oct. 1975 – Dec. 1975

2 9 1 April 1975 – June 1975 2 9 2 Jan. 1976 – Sep. 1976 2 9 3 Oct. 1976 – Dec. 1976 2 9 4 Jan. 1977 – April 1977 2 9 5 June 1977 – Feb. 1978 2 9 6 March 1978 – June 1978 2 9 7 Sep. 1978 – Dec. 1978 2 9 8 Jan. 1979 – April 1979 2 9 9 May 1979 – Dec. 1979 2 9 10 1980

2 10 1 1981 2 10 2 1982 2 10 3 1983 2 10 4 1984 Bronx Division Office – Committee Meeting Minutes 2 10 5 April 1947 – April 1962 2 10 6 May 1962 – Dec. 1963 2 10 7 Jan. 1964 – Dec. 1964 2 10 8 Jan. 1965 – April 1966 2 10 9 June 1966 – May 1967 2 10 10 May 1967 – Dec. 1967 2 10 11 March 1967 – May 1968 2 10 12 July 1968 – May 1969 Brooklyn Division Office – Committee Meeting Minutes 2 10 13 April 1954 – Dec. 1961 2 10 14 March 1962 – April 1964

2 11 1 May 1964 – April 1965 2 11 2 May 1965 – March 1966 2 11 3 April 1966 – Dec. 1966 2 11 4 Jan. 1967 – Oct. 1967 2 11 5 July 1967 – Dec. 1967

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Series 2: Department of Church Planning and Research Office Records (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Brooklyn Division Office – Committee Meeting Minutes (cont’d) 2 11 6 Dec. 1967 – May 1968 2 11 7 May 1968 – Feb. 1969 2 11 8 March 1969 – June 1970 2 11 9 June 1970 – April 1971 2 11 10 April 1971 – Dec. 1971 2 11 11 Jan. 1972 – April 1972 2 11 12 April 1972 – May 1972

2 12 1 May 1972 – Oct. 1972 2 12 2 April 1972 – Sep. 1973 2 12 3 Oct. 1973 – Nov. 1975 2 12 4 Jan. 1976 – March 1979 2 12 5 April 1979 – Nov. 1982 Manhattan Division Office – Committee Meeting Minutes 2 12 6 Nov. 1946 – Feb. 1951 2 12 7 April 1951 – Jan. 1958 2 12 8 March 1958 – March 1961 2 12 9 April 1961 – Sep. 1962 2 12 10 Oct. 1962 – Sep. 1963 2 12 11 Oct. 1963 – May 1964 Queens Federation of Churches Meeting Minutes 2 12 12 March 1962 – Feb. 1963 2 12 13 March 1963 – May 1964 2 12 14 June 1964 – Nov. 1964

2 13 1 Feb. 1965 – Sep. 1965 2 13 2 Oct. 1965 – Nov. 1967 2 13 3 Jan. 1968 – Jan. 1971 2 13 4 Jan. 1971 – Dec. 1972 Division Office - Planning Committee Minutes 2 13 5 Feb. 1954 – Oct. 1958 2 13 6 Feb. 1959 – Nov. 1959 2 13 7 Dec. 1959 – May 1962 2 13 8 May 1962 – Nov. 1964 2 13 9 Feb. 1965 – May 1967 2 13 10 June 1967 2 13 11 June 1967 – June 1969

Personnel Committee Meeting Minutes 2 14 1 – 2 1963 – 1965 Department Newsletters 2 14 3 Dec. 1959 – Oct. 1960 2 14 4 Nov. 1960 – Nov. 1961

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Series 2: Department of Church Planning and Research Office Records (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Department Newsletters (cont’d) 2 14 5 Dec. 1961 – Aug. 1962 2 14 6 Oct. 1962 – July 1963 2 14 7 Aug. 1963 – Jan. 1964 2 14 8 Feb. 1964 – Oct. 1964 2 14 9 Dec. 1964 – Sep. 1965 General [Department] Files 2 14 10 Tenth Anniversary, 1963 2 14 11 Constitution, Third Draft, Revised Oct. 30, 1968 2 14 12 Contact Lists [undated] 2 14 13 Departmental Memos [197?] 2 14 14 Development Department Reports [196?] 2 14 15 Membership List by Denomination, Jan. 1971 2 14 16 Program Evaluation Form, Oct. 1968 2 14 17 Publications, Jan. 1970

2 15 1 Reference Sources for Understanding 2 15 2 Report: Financial Resources of Nine Councils of Churches Serving Urban Communities, Aug. 1965 2 15 3 Report: Ministry in Education [undated] 2 15 4 Report: Study of Departments of Christian Education, Christian Social Relations and Evangelism, 1961

Series 3: New York City Reports, 1920 – 1985 Sub-series 3A: By Borough Bronx Studies, 1930s – 1980s Borough-wide Information 3A 16 1 – 3 Borough Wide Community Data, 1939 – 1982 3A 16 4 Borough-wide Denominational Data, Sep.1950 – June 1968 3A 16 5 Housing Information, 1961 – 1965 3A 16 6 Master Plan and Strategy, Jan. 1967 3A 16 7 A Profile of Economy, July 1967 3A 16 8 YMCA Reports, Jan. 1968 – Feb. 1973 Communities 3A 16 9 Communities A – H

3A 17 1 Communities I – M 3A 17 2 Communities N – T 3A 17 3 Communities U – Z 3A 17 4 Co-Op City, 1966 – 1970 3A 17 5 Riverdale, Kingsbridge, Spuyten Duyvil, 1968

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Bronx Studies (cont’d) Churches 3A 17 6 Congregations: A – Ed. [Includes 2 photos] 3A 17 7 Congregations: Ep. – St. An. 3A 17 8 Congregations: St. Aug. – St. M. 3A 17 9 Congregations: St. P – Z

3A 18 1 – 2 Handbook of Religious Organizations in a Low Income Urban Neighborhood Part II: Directory of Churches in Lincoln Hospital Mental Health Services Catchment Areas Denominations 3A 18 3 Jewish – “The Jewish Population and Social Service Needs in the West Bronx,” April 1974 3A 18 4 Lutheran – Bronx Lutheran Study Vol. I, Sep. 1968 3A 18 5 Lutheran – Bronx Lutheran Study Vol. II, Sep. 1968 3A 18 6 Lutheran – Bronx Lutheran Study Vol. III, Sep. 1968 3A 19 1 Lutheran – Bronx Lutheran Study – “An Evaluation of the Planning Association of Bronx Lutheran Churches,” Sep. 1970

Brooklyn Community Studies, [1890] 1930 – 1980 Borough-wide Information 3A 19 2 All About Brooklyn: A Handbook for Brooklynites, 1957 3A 19 3 Brooklyn U.S.A., 1946 3A 19 4 Census Data: Brooklyn Tracts, 1960 – 1989 3A 19 5 Church, Census and Housing Reports, 1958 – 1965 3A 19 6 Church Reports: Census, Evangelism, Education, 1950 – 1970 3A 19 7 Community Boundaries: Maps [196?] 3A 19 8 Economic and Populations Trends, 1973; 1980 3A 19 9 Handbook for New Workers, 1955 3A 19 10 Pathfinders, 1940 – 1950 3A 19 11 Population and Demographic Reports, 1890 – 1970 3A 19 12 Protestant Church Strategy, 1962

3A 20 1 Protestant Council Reports, 1964 3A 20 2 – 3 Protestantism, 1930 – 1945 3A 20 4 – 5 Tercentenary of Brooklyn, 1954 3A 20 6 YMCA “A Working Document,” 1968 Communities 3A 20 7 Community Pamphlets: Bushwick, Flatbush, Flatlands, Gravesend, 1946 3A 20 8 Bay Ridge – A Working Document Report, 1961 3A 20 9 Bay Ridge – The Community in Which You Live, 1950 3A 20 10 Bay Ridge Protestant Church, 1930 – 1970 3A 20 11 Bedford-Stuyvesant Community Reports, 1938 – 1965

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Brooklyn Community Studies (cont’d) Communities (cont’d) 3A 20 12 Bedford-Stuyvesant Section Map, 1943

3A 21 1 Bensonhurst and Gravesend, 1950 – 1970 3A 21 2 Brooklyn-Flatbush, Ocean Avenue, 1930 – 1970 3A 21 3 Brooklyn Negro Church Study, 1930 – 1948; Census Data, 1960 – 1980 3A 21 4 Brooklyn Waterfront Report to the Bishop of Long Island, 1978 3A 21 5 Bushwick, [195?] – [198?] 3A 21 6 The Bushwick Community. The Report of an Eight-Week Summer Survey, July 18, 1955 – September 9, 1966 3A 21 7 Crown Heights – Neighborhood Reports, 1940 – 1970 3A 21 8 Cypress Hills, East New York, Twin Pines, 1920 – 1980 3A 21 9 Good Old East New York: A Publication of East New York Savings Bank Commemorating Seventy-Five Years in Business, 1943 3A 21 10 Gowanus, Red Hook, South Brooklyn: community characteristics, memos, maps and boundaries, reports, demographics [194?] 3A 21 11 Greenpoint, Brownsville: First Polish Baptist, Pathfinding Service, Community Reports [194?] – [196?] 3A 21 12 Greenpoint-Williamsburg-Navy Yard Church Reports: lists, housing and demographic studies, 1950 – 1980 3A 21 13 Mayor’s report, Neighborhood Revitalization, Brownsville Community Reports [197?] 3A 21 14 Park Slope [196?] – [197?]

3A 22 1 Recommendation for Renewal of Brooklyn Polytechnic, 1963 – 1964 3A 22 2 Sunset Park Study, newspaper clippings, meeting minutes of Brooklyn Division [197?] 3A 22 3 Williamsburg Larger Parish, 1949 – 1951 3A 22 4 Williamsburg, Paerdegat Basin, Greenpoint, Ocean Hill, Floyd Bennett Field Community Reports, 1950 – 1970 3A 22 5 Williamsburg Reports [193?] – [195?] Churches 3A 22 6 Church of the Open Door 3A 22 7 Congregation Self-Studies: 4th Avenue Presbyterian, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Methodist, Messiah Lutheran, Ocean Avenue Congregational, Zion Lutheran, Salem Evangelical UMC, 1958 – 1965 3A 22 8 Cuyler Presbyterian – Warren St. Methodist, 1957; 1966 3A 22 9 – 10 Cuyler Presbyterian – Warren St. Methodist “Committee Minutes,” 1965 3A 22 11 Emmanuel Christian Center – Ft. Greene, 1950 – 1970 3A 22 12 Reformed Dutch of Flatbush 1654 – 1954 and Kings Highway Methodist, 1962

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Brooklyn Community Studies (cont’d) Denominations 3A 23 1 – 2 Brooklyn: Report and Working Document – Planning Area I, New York Synod – Lutheran Church of America, Jan. 1964 3A 23 3 Brooklyn: Report and Working Document – Planning Area IV, New York Synod – Lutheran Church of America, Jan. 1964 3A 23 4 Lutheran Studies [193?] – [196?] 3A 23 5 Presbytery of New York City, 1982 – 1983

Manhattan Studies, 1940s – 1980s Borough-wide Information 3A 23 6 Age-Sex Distribution Charts, 1950; 1955 3A 23 7 Ailing City Areas, May 1941 3A 23 8 Church Address Lists [undated] 3A 23 9 Borough-Wide Denominational Data, 1940 – 1958 3A 23 10 Housing, July 1962 – Jan. 1963 3A 23 11 Manhattan Church Strategy, Sep. 1962 3A 23 12 [OS box 96 – BLUEPRINTS] Maps, 1945 – 1960 3A 23 13 “Negro Church Study,” Manhattan, 1948 3A 23 14 – 15 Planning, Oct. 1971

3A 24 1 Protestant strategy for Manhattan, Oct. 1961 3A 24 2 YMCA Report, “Manhattan Communities … Opportunities for the YMCA” Feb. 1973 3A 24 3 YMCA Report, “Study of YMCA Objective, Programs and Facilities to Meet the Needs of Residents, Commuters and Visitors in Central Manhattan,” Feb. 1969 Communities 3A 24 4 West, 1940 – 1960 3A 24 5 Chelsea and Bowery, May 1965 – March 1972 3A 24 6 Columbus Circle, 1954 3A 24 7 East Midtown, 1960 3A 24 8 East Side, 1960 – 1976

3A 25 1 Greenwich Village – McBurney Branch Study of Membership and Community, Nov. 1945 3A 25 2 Greenwich Village – The Neighborhood of Judson Memorial, 1959 3A 25 3 Harlem – Church and Christian education planning, report and memo, 1963 3A 25 4 Harlem – Community Center Steering Committee report [194?] 3A 25 5 [OS box 96] Harlem – Community Profiles, Map, 1973 – 1980

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Manhattan Studies (cont’d) Communities (cont’d) 3A 25 6 Harlem – “Harlem’s Ministry, A Study in Community Involvement as Effected by Denominational Affiliation,” by Patricia Pettiford, May 1963 3A 25 7 Harlem, Central Harlem – Central Harlem Adult Survey, April 1965 – June 1965 3A 25 8 Harlem, Central Harlem – Maps, census data, memos, 1963 – 1970 3A 25 9 Harlem, East Harlem – “The City Church, East Harlem Parishioner,” Sep. 1952 3A 25 10 Harlem, East Harlem – “East Harlem Community Study,” 1937 3A 25 11 [FRAGILE] [OS box 96] Harlem, East Harlem – East Harlem map with churches, April 1951 3A 25 12 Harlem, East Harlem – East Harlem Project House, American Friends Service Committee [undated] 3A 25 13 Harlem, East Harlem – East Harlem Protestant Parish Steering Committee Meeting, Nov. 1960; Pathfinder Services Reports, March 1947 3A 25 14 Harlem, East Harlem – General Demographic Reports, 1950 – 1965 3A 25 15 Harlem, East Harlem – Housing Studies, 1950 – 1970 3A 25 16 Harlem, East Harlem – “Metro North – Demonstration Neighborhood, Planning and Development by a Poor Urban Community,” by Norman Eddy, Aug. 1966 3A 25 17 Harlem, East Harlem – Pathfinding Service Reports, Jan. 1946 – Jan. 1948

3A 26 1 Harlem, East Harlem – “Profiles of East Harlem, 5 Studies by the MEND Research Department,” 1968 3A 26 2 Harlem, East Harlem – A Protestant Master Plan and Strategy for Manhattan, Sep. 1962 3A 26 3 Harlem, East Harlem – Reports on Gangs, 1947 3A 26 4 Harlem, East Harlem – “The Role of the Churches in Intercultural- Interracial Democracy,” by Carl Siegenthaler, Oct. 1947 3A 26 5 Harlem, South Harlem – Survey and study preparations, 1946 3A 26 6 Harlem, Upper Manhattan [Harlem to Manhattanville] – “Harlem – Upper Manhattan: Church and Community Study, A Working Document, Volume I,” Sep. 1962 3A 26 7 Harlem, Upper Manhattan [Harlem to Manhattanville] – “Harlem – Upper Manhattan: Church and Community Study, A Working Document, Volume II,” Sep. 1962 3A 26 8 Inwood – “The Inwood Community and its Churches,” Union Theological Seminary Master’s thesis by Melva Ann Banzett, May 1956 3A 26 9 Kips Bay – Kips Bay Neighborhood Study, 1943

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Manhattan Studies (cont’d) Communities (cont’d) 3A 26 10 Lower East Midtown – Church and Community Study, 1959 3A 26 11 Lower East Midtown – “Park, Village and Town,” 1955 3A 26 12 Lower East Side – Reports, 1948 – 1965

3A 27 1 Lower East Side – The St. Mark’s Neighborhood, 1943 3A 27 2 , 1955, 1986 3A 27 3 Manhattan Communities: Summary Statement of Population Characteristics, March 1955 3A 27 4 Manhattanville – Reports, 1943 3A 27 5 Morningside Heights – Reports, 1948 3A 27 6 Turtle Bay – Report, 1955 3A 27 7 Upper Manhattan – “AGPU Services to the Aging” [196?] 3A 27 8 Washington Heights – “Community Fact Book for Washington Heights, New York City” 1960 – 1961 3A 27 9 Washington Heights – “Upper Manhattan: A Community Study of Washington Heights” June 1954 3A 27 10 Washington Heights, Inwood – Reports, 1973 – 1978 3A 27 11 Washington Heights, Inwood – “Report of the Washington Heights-Inwood Task Force – Update,” Jan. 1981 3A 27 12 West Side – “West Side Resources,” 1970

Churches 3A 28 1 All Saints, Holy Apostles Episcopal, St. George’s, St. James Episcopal, 1945 – 1967 3A 28 2 Broadway Tabernacle, 1948, 1962 3A 28 3 Broome St. Tabernacle, 2nd Spanish Evangelical, Labor Temple, 1957 – 1958 3A 28 4 – 7 Central Presbyterian, 1968 – 1984 3A 28 8 Chapel of the Intersession, 1931 3A 28 9 Christ United Methodist [197?] 3A 28 10 Church of All Nations United Methodist, 1968 3A 28 11 Church of the Divine Paternity, 1938 3A 28 12 Church of the Master, 1960 – 1961

3A 29 1 Ebenezer Wesleyan Methodist, Dec. 1949 3A 29 2 Emmanuel, Church of Good Neighbor, Ft. George, Jan Hus Presbyterian, [196?] 3A 29 3 First Spanish, Memorial Baptist [195?], 1983 3A 29 4 Five Points United Methodist, Holy Trinity Lutheran, Quaker, 1959 – 1980 3A 29 5 Presbyterian, 1960, 1974 3A 29 6 Mariners’ Temple Baptist, 1971

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Manhattan Studies (cont’d) Churches (cont’d) 3A 29 7 Report on Five New York City Mission Society Churches, Aug. 1961 3A 29 8 St. Edward the Martyr, Parish Area of St. Edward the Martyr [undated] 3A 29 9 St. Paul and St. Andrew Methodist, 1962 3A 29 10 St. Peter’s, St. Bartholomew, 5th Avenue Presbyterian, St. Thomas, 1977 – 1979 3A 29 11 Transfiguration Lutheran, 1966 3A 29 12 – 15 Two Bridges Cooperative Ministry, 1965

3A 30 1 West End Collegiate, 1965 3A 30 2 West End Presbyterian, 1963 Denominations 3A 30 3 – 7 Lutheran – Manhattan Study: United Lutheran Churches, Sections I – IV, Dec. 1960 3A 30 8 Methodist – Methodist young adult work in Manhattan, May 1964 3A 30 9 Presbyterian – “From Harvard Law School to East Harlem,” Feb. 1961 3A 30 10 Presbyterian – “Space Utilization in Ten Churches of the Presbytery of New York City: A Pretest,” by Leland Gartrell and Charles Thorne, April 1970 3A 30 11 – 12 Presbyterian – Upper Manhattan – A Study of Nine Presbyterian Churches, Volume 1 and 2, April 1962

Queens Studies, 1930s – 1980s Borough-Wide Information 3A 31 1 Adventures in Queens towards Congregational Cooperation, 1972 3A 31 2 Aspects of Negro Life in the Borough of Queens”, 1947 3A 31 3 The Borough of New York City Showing the Most Rapid Development in the Last Decade, 1964 – 1965 3A 31 4 Census Tracts, Revisions of 1950, 1960 3A 31 5 Church Extension Study, 1932 3A 31 6 Church Planning for Ministry and Missions to Queens, 1969 3A 31 7 Community Boundaries I, 1962 3A 31 8 Community Boundaries II, 1964 3A 31 9 Distribution of Puerto Ricans, 1960 – 1969 3A 31 10 Historical and Other Places of Interest in Queens [undated] 3A 31 11 Housing and Housing Development, 1950 – 1965 3A 31 12 [OS boxes 96 and 97] Maps, 1930 – 1967 3A 31 13 Neighborhood Report Surveys, 1929 3A 31 14 Population by Planning Districts, 1970; 1980 3A 31 15 Population Changes in a Growing Queens, Publication, 1953 3A 31 16 Population Data, Chamber of Commerce, 1959 – 1965 3A 31 17 Protestant Church Data, 1950 – 1963

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Queens Studies (cont’d) Borough-Wide Information (cont’d) 3A 31 18 YMCA Study – Population Trends and Community Needs, 1973

Communities 3A 32 1 Bayside [CD11] [undated] 3A 32 2 Corona/ East Elmhurst [CD4], 1940 – 1979 3A 32 3 Eastern Queens YMCA Plan for the Future and Response, 1979 3A 32 4 Flushing [CD7] [undated] 3A 32 5 Glendale/ Ridgewood [CD5], 1968; 1979 3A 32 6 Jamaica [CD12], 1962 – 1979 3A 32 7 Lefrak City Religious census, 1965 3A 32 8 Long Island City/ Astoria, [CD1] [undated] 3A 32 9 Rochdale Village evaluation and census reports, 1962 – 1966 3A 32 10 Rockaway Peninsula [CD14], Belle Harbor, 1973 3A 32 11 South Jamaica neighborhood report and Negro churches, 1942; 1955 3A 32 12 Southwest of Queens Religious census, 1960 3A 32 13 Springfield Gardens [CD13], 1956; 1969 3A 32 14 Welfare Island [Interfaith] Program for Ministry and Mission, 1970 – 1975

3A 33 1 Welfare Island [Protestant] Program for Ministry and Mission, 1970 – 1973 3A 33 2 [OS box 96] Welfare Island, Publications, 1969; 1970

3A 33 3 Whitestone Churches, Property, 1972 3A 33 4 Woodhaven [CD9] [undated] Churches 3A 33 5 Chapel at Kennedy Airport, Jamaica NY, 1957 – 1965 3A 33 6 Chapel of the Good Shepherd - A New Ministry for the Welfare Island [Roosevelt Is.] Community [undated] 3A 33 7 Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Welfare Island Community Preliminary Phase Report, 1972 3A 33 8 North Presbyterian Church, Flushing, 1963 3A 33 9 The Good Shepherd Island Corporation, 1975 – 1978 Denominations 3A 33 10 Episcopal Parishes Serving Queens, 1971 3A 33 11 Lutheran Church in American Conference, 1966 3A 33 12 Methodist Greater South Jamaica, 1965 3A 33 13 Queens Lutheran Study New York Synod LCA Vol. 1, 1966

3A 34 1 Queens Lutheran Study New York Synod LCA Vol. 2, 1966 3A 34 2 Queens Lutheran Study New York Synod LCA Vol. 3, 1966

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Series 3: New York City Reports (cont’d) Sub-series 3A: By Borough (cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Staten Island Studies, 1930s – 1970s Borough-wide Information 3A 34 3 Aging Population, 1950 – 1961 3A 34 4 Chamber of Commerce Reports and Publications, 1962 – 1975 3A 34 5 Church Planning - Annadale - Hugenot Church Planning, 1967 – 1969 3A 34 6 Church Planning - Churches and Communities, Vol. I, 1953 3A 35 1 Church Planning - Churches and Communities, Vol. II, 1958 3A 35 2 Church Planning - Church Extension, 1931 3A 35 3 Church Planning - Methodist Reports, 1963 3A 35 4 Church Planning - NY Archdiocese Development Report, 1972 3A 35 5 Church Planning - Protestant Church Property, 1961 3A 35 6 Church Planning - A Protestant Plan, 1960 3A 35 7 Church Planning - Religious Census Studies, 1954 – 1967

3A 36 1 Church Planning - Reports on Church Growth, 1950 – 1977 3A 36 2 Church Planning - “Towards a Church Strategy,” 1949 – 1953 3A 36 3 Church Planning - YMCA and YWCA, 1972 – 1973 3A 36 4 Housing Reports, 1961, 1962, 1969 3A 36 5 Magazines and Articles, 1937 – 1959 3A 36 6 Maps, 1953 – 1971 3A 36 7 NYC Government Reports, 1955 – 1977 3A 36 8 “The Poor on an Island,” 1967 3A 36 9 Population Development, 1950 – 1966 3A 36 10 Report on Hospital Care, 1956 Communities 3A 36 11 Mariner’s Harbor, 1961; 1967

3A 37 1 Richmond, 1960 – 1966 3A 37 2 South Shore, 1961, 1967 3A 37 3 Stapleton, 1962, 1969 3A 37 4 Tottenville, 1960 – 1979 3A 37 5 Travis, New Springfield, Bull’s Head 3A 37 6 West New Brighton, 1955, 1963 Churches 3A 37 7 All Saints Episcopal Church, 1960 3A 37 8 Castleton Hill Moravian Church, 1973 3A 37 9 Immanuel Union Church, 1960, 1979

Sub-series 3B: By Subject New York City Denominations, 1930 – 1980 Baptist 3B 37 10 – 12 Baptist Convention of New York, 1969 3B 37 13 – 14 Baptist: Fifteen Churches, 1958

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Denominations (cont’d) Baptist (cont’d) 3B 38 1 Baptist: Five Churches Report, 1960 3B 38 2 Baptist Research and Statistics – World’s Fair Center materials and reports, 1964 – 1965 3B 38 3 Statistical Data: Long Island and Southern Baptist, 1940 – 1960 Church of God 3B 38 4 Statistical Data: Church of God, 1940 – 1960 Congregational 3B 38 5 Congregational: Church Reaction to Immigration [undated] 3B 38 6 – 10 Congregational: Working Document, 1957 3B 38 11 “Extracts: Religious Corporations Law, General Corporations Law,” 1962 3B 38 12 Statistical Data: Congregational, 1940 – 1960 3B 38 13 Statistical Data: Evangelical and Reformed, 1940 – 1960 Disciples of Christ 3B 38 14 Disciples of Christ: Church Mission, 1973 3B 38 15 Disciples of Christ: Metropolitan District Membership, 1960 – 1970 and Statistics, 1957

3B 39 1 Disciples of Christ: Working Document: The Church of Christ Mission, 1968 3B 39 2 Disciples of Christ: Seven Year-Five Month Report, 1975 3B 39 3 Disciples Union of NY – Exhibits I-VI, 1960 – 1970 3B 39 4 NACC [Northeastern Association of Christian Churches] Fund, 1965 and “Panic of Promise” Pamphlet, 1974 3B 39 5 Northeastern Association of Christian Churches: Working Document – Church Mission, 1968 3B 39 6 NY/NJ Missionary Society Report, 1954 Eastern Orthodox 3B 39 7 “Handbook of American Orthodoxy. A Roster of Parishes and Clergy of the Orthodox and other Eastern Churches in North and South America,” 1972 Episcopal 3B 39 8 – 10 Episcopal Diocese of NY: Congregation Studies, 1974 3B 39 11 – 12 Episcopal Diocese of NY: Self-Study, 1968; 1984 3B 39 13 Episcopal Parishes, 1966 – 1972 3B 39 14 Episcopal Church Studies: “The Urban Church,” Diocese of Long Island, 1978 – 1980 3B 39 15 Protestant Episcopal Church Report, 1956

3B 40 1 – 3 Protestant Episcopal Statistics, 1950 – 1983 3B 40 4 Statistical Data: Protestant Episcopal, 1940 – 1960

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Denominations (cont’d) Evangelical Covenant 3B 40 5 Church Renewal in New York City Area, 1962 Evangelical United Brethren 3B 40 6 Evangelical United Brethren Statistics (1940 – 1950), 1957 Jewish 3B 40 7 “Jewish Subcultural Study,” undated; “Five Million American Jews,” Dec. 1958 Lutheran 3B 40 8 American Lutheran Statistics, 1950 – 1980 3B 40 9 Brooklyn Lutheran Council, 1955 3B 40 10 – 11 Lutheran Ministry in the Future, 1970 3B 40 12 LCA-NYC -- Summary and Position Papers, 1960 – 1980 3B 40 13 Lutheran Church in America – Synod of New York, 1965 – 1975

3B 41 1 Statistical Data: American Lutheran, 1940 – 1960 3B 41 2 Statistical Data: Augana Lutherans, 1940 – 1960 3B 41 3 Statistical Data: Lutheran Missouri Synod, 1940 – 1960 3B 41 4 – 5 Statistical Data: United Lutheran, 1940 – 1960 Methodist 3B 41 6 Market for Camping, 1950 – 1970 3B 41 7 Methodism in Bronx, Manhattan, and Westchester, 1900 – 1947 3B 41 8 Methodist Church in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Inwood (Long Island), 1965 – 1972 3B 41 9 Methodist Church in Brooklyn, 1946 3B 41 10 Methodist Church in Manhattan – Young Adult Work, 1964 3B 41 11 Methodist Church in Urban Life (publ.), 1954 – 1975 3B 41 12 Methodists in New York Area (CT, NJ, MA, NY, PA, VT), 1962 3B 41 13 Methodists in Staten Island: Our Future, 1963 3B 41 14 Statistical Data: Methodist, 1940 – 1960

3B 42 1 Studies Prepared for Third Quadrennial Convocation, 1962 3B 42 2 United Methodist Church (UMC): Black Church Development, 1972 and Hispanic Ministries, 1982 3B 42 3 United Methodist Church (UMC) - Church in Metropolis, 1968 Presbyterian 3B 42 4 Bay Ridge – Ft. Hamilton, 1935 – 1960 3B 42 5 Bay Ridge Planning Committee, 1960 – 1970 3B 42 6 Brooklyn - Nassau Presbytery, 1934 – 1935 3B 42 7 Brooklyn - Nassau Presbytery, 1950 – 1970 3B 42 8 List (partial) of Audio Visual Tapes Prepared for Presbytery of NY, 1967 3B 42 9 – 13 NY Presbytery Survey, 1955

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Denominations (cont’d) Presbyterian (cont’d) 3B 43 1 Planning Proposal by Presbytery of NY, 1960 – 1970 3B 43 2 Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, 1946 3B 43 3 Presbyterian Church in CT, NJ, NY, 1960 – 1989 3B 43 4 Presbyterian Progress Foundation, 1960 – 1980 3B 43 5 – 6 Presbyterian – Queens/Long Island, 1940 – 1960 3B 43 7 Presbyterian Senior Services, 1962 3B 43 8 Presbytery of Hudson River (Fishkill), 1980 3B 43 9 Presbytery of New York, 1981 3B 43 10 – 13 Presbytery of New York: Self-Study, 1970

3B 44 1 Presbytery of New York: Self-Study, 1970 3B 44 2 – 3 Presbytery of New York: Study of Nine Churches; Vol. 1 and 2, 1962 3B 44 4 – 5 Southern Brooklyn Presbyterian, 1960 – 1985 3B 44 6 Statistics, 1959 3B 44 7 Strategy Committee -- East Side/West Side Manhattan Area Group Planning Unit Studies on Aging and Health, 1960 – 1980 3B 44 8 Strategy Committee --West Side and Upper Manhattan Area Group Planning Unit Studies on Aging and Health, 1960 – 1980 3B 44 9 “The Presbyterian Church in the City,” 1938 3B 44 10 – 13 United Presbyterian: Minutes of the General Assembly, 1962 Reformed Church of America 3B 44 14 Statistics and Highlights of the General Synod, 1940 – 1960 and Reformed and Evangelical Church of America [statistics], 1940 – 1960

Reformed Dutch 3B 45 1 “Year Book of the (Collegiate) Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of the City of New York,” 1959 Scientology 3B 45 2 The Character of Scientology,” 1968 Society of Friends 3B 45 3 “Who are the Friends,” 1957 United Church of Christ 3B 45 4 United Church of Christ: Demographic Studies, 1976 Waldensian 3B 45 5 Pamphlets: “Waldensians and Italy,” 1928; “A Brief History of the Waldensians,” [updated]; and “The Waldensian Church,” 1914 Young Men’s Christian Association 3B 45 6 YMCA of Greater NY -- Board of Directors Report, 1979 3B 45 7 YMCA of Greater NY – External Environment, 1983 3B 45 8 YMCA of Greater NY – Yearbook, 1970; Status and Plan, 1979

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Denominations (cont’d) Young Men’s Christian Association (cont’d) 3B 45 9 YMCA Reports, 1950 – 1981 3B 45 10 YMCA Reports - Population, 1950 – 1980 Race Studies: Puerto Ricans, Other Spanish-Speaking Communities, African Americans 3B 45 11 “Bienvenide, Hermano!” [undated] 3B 45 12 The Board of Mission of the Methodist Church – “Puerto Rico: Operation Bootstraps,” 1950 – 1960 3B 45 13 Booklets by Church Organizations about Puerto Rico, Puerto Ricans, and Spanish-Speaking Americans, 1953 – 1959 3B 45 14 “The Church and Spanish Americans in the ,” 1953 3B 45 15 Department of Church Planning and Research, Bibliography of Resources on Puerto Ricans [undated] 3B 45 16 Department of Church Planning and Research, “Hispanic Consultation: Minutes of Meeting,” 1976 3B 45 17 Department of Church Planning and Research, “Mid-century Pioneers and Protestants: A Survey Report of the Puerto Rican Migration to the U.S. Mainland and in Particular a Study of the Protestant Expression among Puerto Ricans in NYC,” 1954

3B 46 1 Department of Church Planning and Research, “The Protestant Church and Puerto Ricans in NYC,” and other documents of the Pathfinding Service, 1947 – 1959 3B 46 2 Department of Church Planning and Research, “The Protestant and Spanish Community in NYC,” 1957 – 1960 3B 46 3 Department of Church Planning and Research, “The Puerto Rican Problem in New York City,” 1938 3B 46 4 Education Material about Puerto Rico Published by Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Dept. of Labor, Migration Division, 1956 – 1959 3B 46 5 Episcopal Church – “Conference on Problems of Puerto Ricans in the U.S.,” 1962 3B 46 6 “Facts re Spanish Work,” 1937 3B 46 7 Government Publications about Puerto Ricans, 1948 – 1975 3B 46 8 “’Hay Poder …’ Some Observations about Spanish-Speaking Pentecostal Churches in East Harlem,” 1971 3B 46 9 “Hispanic Ministries Poses a Challenge to the New York Annual Conference,” 1970 – 1982 3B 46 10 “Information Service” on Puerto Ricans in NYC by the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., 1953 3B 46 11 “Interracial News Service,” Pathfinding Service Newsletter, 1948 – 1952 3B 46 12 “The Mission of the Church to Spanish Speaking New Yorkers – a View of the Past,” 1966

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Race Studies (cont’d) 3B 46 13 “Missionary Opportunity among Spanish Americans,” Proposal and Report, 1959 3B 46 14 New York State Division of Human Rights – “Puerto Ricans in New York State,” 1960 – 1969

3B 47 1 Peter Berger Article, “The Religious Situation among Puerto Ricans in NYC” and Summary of Study of Puerto Rican migrants in NYC by Columbia University, 1947 – 1950 3B 47 2 “A Proposal for a Study of Protestant Religious Expression among Puerto Ricans in New York City,” 1959 3B 47 3 “Population Characteristics – Persons of Spanish Origin in the United States: March 1977,” U.S. Dept. of Commerce Bureau of the Census, 1977 3B 47 4 Population Distribution of Puerto Rican and Spanish Speaking People in NYC Boroughs – Statistics and Maps, 1950 – 1973 3B 47 5 “Porto [sic] Rican Neighbors,” 1930 3B 47 6 Princeton Consultation Report and Memorandum with Dr. David Barry – “Our Christian Mission among the Spanish Americans,” 1962, 1965 3B 47 7 The Protestant Spanish Community in New York City,” 1961 3B 47 8 “Puerto Ricans in New York City,” Puerto Rican Social Services, Inc., 1963 3B 47 9 “The Puerto Rican Store Front Churches of the Lower Bronx,” unpublished dissertation from Fordham Graduate School,” 1959 3B 47 10 “The Puerto Rican Opportunity,” 1951 – 1953 3B 47 11 “Puerto Rican and New Jersey Prison – A Cultural Study with Some Recommendations,” 1971, 1974 3B 47 12 “Puerto Rico Discovery,” 1952 3B 47 13 Race Studies and African Americans – four booklets, 1957 – 1964 3B 47 14 Race Studies and African Americans – “Black Americans, a Chartbook,” U.S. Dept. of Labor, 1971 3B 47 15 Race Studies and African Americans – “Directory of Minority Business in the New York Metropolitan Area,” 1969 3B 47 16 Race Studies and African Americans – “Effects of Nonwhite Purchases on Market Prices of Residences,” 1952 3B 47 17 Race Studies and African Americans – “Suburbanization of the Negro Population,” 1963

3B 48 1 Race Studies and African Americans – “WINS Pilot Preview,” Educational Foundation of N.C.N.W. 1961 3B 48 2 “Report of the Committee on Puerto Ricans in New York City,” Welfare Council of New York City,” 1948

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Race Studies (cont’d) 3B 48 3 Reports on Puerto Ricans by Affiliates of the Welfare and Health Council of NYC, 1953 3B 48 4 “Spiritual Care of Puerto Rican Migrants – Report on a Conference,” 1955 3B 48 5 Study Reports of Puerto Ricans in NYC, 1937, 1959 3B 48 6 “Why do Spanish Americans Cling to a ‘Language Church’?” 1960 New York City Research Materials Christian Education 3B 48 7 Christian Leadership Education Planning reports, 1923 – 1966 3B 48 8 Church schools and Christian education, 1920 – 1921 3B 48 9 Minutes, City Training Committee, 1924 – 1927 3B 48 10 Minutes, City Training Committee, 1920 – 1925

Church Planning, NYC 3B 49 1 “Church Cooperation of the Local Level through Comity.” 3B 49 2 “Coordination of Church and City Planning: Restoring an Essential Ingredient to Community Renewal,” 1971 3B 49 3 General pamphlets, 1949 3B 49 4 Highway Development and Affected Congregations, 1967 – 1975 3B 49 5 Pathfinder Services report: Ecumenicity, 1947 3B 49 6 Planning, 1950s, departmental reports, 1956 – 1959 3B 49 7 Planning, 1950s, general reports, 1955 – 1956 3B 49 8 Planning, 1960s, general reports, departmental reports and memos, 1960 – 1966 3B 49 9 Planning, 1960s, general and departmental reports, 1967 – 1969 3B 49 10 Planning, 1970s, departmental reports, 1970 – 1977 3B 49 11 Research on clergy, 1963 – 1983

3B 50 1 Studies on church space utilization and coffee hour, 1960; 1970 3B 50 2 Urban church reports, 1951 – 1965 3B 50 3 Urban church reports, 1958 – 1963 Church and Social Issues 3B 50 4 Addiction, “Ministry to Addiction in NYC,” 1965 3B 50 5 Community Services of Congregations, 1982 – 1984 3B 50 6 Police --Police Violence, 1983 3B 50 7 Poverty -- Anti-poverty church programs, 3B 50 8 Poverty -- General pamphlets on poverty, 1964 3B 50 9 Poverty --Homelessness, 1982 – 1983 3B 50 10 Specialized ministries, and World Trade Center TV interference, 1967 – 1968 3B 50 11 Youth, Emergency Summer Youth Program, 1964

3B 51 1 Youth, Report: “Juvenile Delinquency and the Churches,” 1959 – 1963

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Research Materials (cont’d) Cultural Groups 3B 51 2 African-Americans -- Census Information, 1930, 1943 3B 51 3 African-Americans -- Churches, Pathfinder Services Studies, 1930 – 1949 3B 51 4 African-Americans -- Churches, Studies, 1930 – 1955 3B 51 5 African-Americans -- General Pamphlets and Fliers, 1931 – 1957 3B 51 6 African-Americans -- Population Distribution by Community, 1950; 1957 3B 51 7 African-Americans and Puerto Ricans, Bibliography and Research 3B 51 8 African-Americans -- “Report of Subcommittee which Investigated the Disturbance of March 19th,” 1935 3B 51 9 African-Americans -- Reports regarding Chicago, 1931 – 1944 3B 51 10 African-Americans -- Various Newspaper and Periodical Clippings [195?] 3B 51 11 Asian-Americans -- Chinese-Americans 3B 51 12 Asian-Americans -- Mission 3B 51 13 Asian-Americans – Research

3B 52 1 Asian-Americans Task Force Minutes, 1975 3B 52 2 Common Council for American Unity, Reports on Immigrants and Displaced Persons, 1949 – 1950 3B 52 3 Ethnic Consultations -- Asian-Americans, Haitian, Hispanic, 1976 – 1978 3B 52 4 Ethnicity Demographics by Borough, 1930 – 1970 3B 52 5 Foreign Language Congregations, 1910 – 1960 3B 52 6 General Pamphlets on Immigrants and Displaced Persons, 1948 – 1950 3B 52 7 Inter-Racial Concerns, 1962 – 1968 3B 52 8 Italian-Americans -- Pamphlets 3B 52 9 Italian-Americans -- Reports 3B 52 10 New York Committee on Displaced Persons bulletins, 1949 – 1950 3B 52 11 Pathfinding Services -- Minutes Regarding Services to Immigrants and Displaced Persons

3B 53 1 Population Data, Ethnicity, 1940 – 1960, 1981 3B 53 2 Protestant Displaced Persons and Immigrants, 1950 3B 53 3 “Storefront Religion vs. ‘Civil Rights’” 1971 3B 53 4 Various cultural groups -- Arab-, Polish-, Slovakian-, Hungarian-, Scotch- Irish, and Cuban-Americans, 1960 3B 53 5 Welfare and Health Council of NYC Reports on New Immigrants, 1950, 1952 Demographics and Church 3B 53 6 “Communities of NYC and Protestant Church Trends,” 1965 3B 53 7 Congregations by Assembly Districts, 1968 3B 53 8 Count of Christian Congregations, 1974 – 1978 3B 53 9 Department correspondences regarding 1970 census, 1970 – 1971 3B 53 10 “Membership Distribution in Relation to Distance from the Church,” 1967

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Research Materials (cont’d) Demographics and Church (cont’d) 3B 54 1 “New York City: A Little Bit of Everything,” includes Demographics, History, Government and Trends [195?] – [197?] 3B 54 2 Pathfinding Services Census Analysis, Religious Bodies, 1946 3B 54 3 Population Data, 1940 – 1958 3B 54 4 Population Data, 1960 – 1965 3B 54 5 Population Data through the 1970s, 1970 – 1976 3B 54 6 Population Growth NYC and Boroughs 1900 – 1970 3B 54 7 Religious Census Data, 1855 – 1983 3B 54 8 Religious Distribution by Communities, 1974

3B 55 1 Religious Distribution I, II, and III, 1958 – 1959; 1961 3B 55 2 Religious Distribution of New York City Policy Makers and Important Office Holders, 1962 3B 55 3 Report on 1970 Census, 1971 3B 55 4 Reports on Use of Research in Ecclesiastical Work, 1950 – 1967 3B 55 5 Statement for City Planning Commission, 1966 Demographics and Church – Outside Sources 3B 55 6 1970 Census 3B 55 7 Community Planning Districts by NYC Planning Commission, 1968 – 1979 3B 55 8 Poverty Areas (NYC), 1960 3B 55 9 U.S. Census Analysis, 1960 – 1963 3B 55 10 Welfare Recipiency by Human Resource District, 1972; 1974 Housing and Church 3B 55 11 “Challenge to Protestantism in Development Patterns of Large-Scale Housing in New York City,” Thesis by Meryl Hocker Ruoss, 1952 3B 55 12 “The Church and Housing Projects,” 1951 3B 55 13 Church and Large-Scale Housing, 1947; 1950

3B 56 1 “Church Participation in Housing in New York City,” 1969 3B 56 2 Comparative Tables, Housing, 1951 – 1953 3B 56 3 Evangelization of Housing Projects, 1952 3B 56 4 Housing Handbooks, 1963 3B 56 5 “Housing and Planning Research in NYC,” 1937 – 1942 3B 56 6 “Housing Projects and Protestant Churches,” 1955 3B 56 7 “Housing Projects and Protestant Churches, Supplements 1-2,” 1955 3B 56 8 “Housing Projects and Protestant Churches, Supplements 3-4,” 1956 – 1957 3B 56 9 Housing Units, 1921 – 1965 3B 56 10 Housing Units, 1978 3B 56 11 Interfaith Housing Strategy Committee, 1970 – 1971 3B 56 12 Interfaith Housing Strategy Committee, Memos and Minutes, 1971

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Research Materials (cont’d) Housing and Church (cont’d) 3B 56 13 “Participation of Religious Institutions and Non-profit Housing Corporations,” 1971 3B 56 14 Pathfinding Services Reports, Housing Projects, 1952 – 1953 3B 56 15 Population and Housing, 1960 3B 56 16 “Population Mobility and Public Middle-Income Housing …” 1960

3B 57 1 Slide notes, “The City – The People – The Housing – The Church,” 1958 3B 57 2 “The Status of Public and Private Large-Scale Housing in New York City as it Related to the Churches,” 1947 Housing and Church – Outside Sources 3B 57 3 “The Church and the Apartment House” 3B 57 4 “Report on the Housing Program of the City of the New York,” 1954 Maps 3B 57 5 [OS box 97] Aerial Photo Map of NYC 3B 57 6 [OS box 97] Brooklyn map marked by Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation, 1943 3B 57 7 [OS box 97] Health Area, Community District Maps by Borough, New York State Planning Regions Map, 1950 – 1968 3B 57 8 Health District Maps Traced with Data by Borough, 1960 3B 57 9 [OS box 96] Leading Religious Groups by District, 1920 3B 57 10 Pathfinding Services: Churches Correlated with City Sectional Maps, 1951 3B 57 11 – 12 Pathfinding Services: Notes on City Sectional Maps, 1951 Mission, NYC 3B 57 13 Mission Strategy, 1940s -- Brooklyn Mission, 1943 – 1947 3B 57 14 Mission Strategy, 1940s -- Pathfinding Services Reports, 1949 3B 57 15 Mission Strategy, 1940s -- Proposal for Cooperative Mission Advance, 1949 3B 57 16 Mission Strategy, 1950s -- “20th Century Opportunity,” 1956

3B 58 1 Mission Strategy, 1950s -- NY Mission Society reports, 1950 3B 58 2 Mission Strategy, 1960s --“Apartment Dweller and the Christian Witness,” 1961 3B 58 3 Mission Strategy, 1960s --“Funding Mission in NYC,” 1967 3B 58 4 Mission Strategy, 1960s -- NYC Lutheran Mission Studies, 1968 3B 58 5 Mission Strategy, 1960s -- “Report of the Policy Conference Follow-up Committee,” 1967 3B 58 6 Mission Strategy, 1960s -- Various Reports, 1963 – 1966 3B 58 7 Mission Strategy, 1970s -- “Association for Christian Mission - an Apparition of Christian Mission,” 1970 3B 58 8 Mission Strategy, 1970s -- National Council of Churches Report, 1969 3B 58 9 Mission Strategy, 1970s -- Reports, 1970

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Research Materials (cont’d) Mission, NYC – Outside Sources 3B 58 10 Evangelism Pamphlets 3B 58 11 The Potter’s House Coffee Shop 3B 58 12 Reports [undated] Tax, Water and Sewer 3B 58 13 Changes in NYC religious groups’ exemption from water and sewer fees, 1979

3B 59 1 Church Property and Taxation, 1975 3B 59 2 Committee and Church and Property Taxes, 1975 3B 59 3 – 4 Departmental Memos and Materials on Taxes, 1966 – 1983 3B 59 5 Tax Exemption Re-enrollment, 1980 3B 59 6 Tax Renewal, 1981 Other Published (Research) Materials 3B 59 7 “Children’s Museum Area, Urban Renewal Designation,” 1963 3B 59 8 Demographics of New York Marathon, 1977 3B 59 9 “Developing NYC’s Human Resources,” 1966 3B 59 10 “Interim Report on Neighborhood Conservation in NYC,” 1963 3B 59 11 Listing of microfilm in National Council of Churches of Christ Research Bureau Library, 1962 3B 59 12 “Metropolis, U.S.A.” 1960 3B 59 13 Metropolitan Urban Service Training Facility, “JAM” Training Program, 1968 3B 59 14 “NYC’s Renewal Strategy,” 1965

3B 60 1 New York State Education Conference Board Census Reports, 1956 3B 60 2 Pamphlet, New Jersey Division of Civil Rights 3B 60 3 “The Present Crisis in New York City,” 1965 3B 60 4 “Priority of Urban Renewal Areas,” 1962 60 5 “Urban Churches Survive and Rediscover Mission,” 1964 3B 60 6 “Urban Renewal: Is It Un-American?” 1964 3B 60 7 “Urban Renewal Program,” 1964 NYC Social Indices (Outside Published Sources) 3B 60 8 Birth Stats -- Infant Mortality, 1967 – 1982 3B 60 9 Birth Stats -- Out of Wedlock births, 1973 – 1980 3B 60 10 – 11 Births and Deaths in NYC [Dept. of Health, The City of New York], 1951 – 1980 3B 60 12 “Community Resources in Areas of Greatest Need” [NYC Youth Board] 3B 60 13 “Fact Book on Children in NYC,” Research Dept., Community Council of Great New York, 1957 3B 60 14 “Female Headed Families – 1970, Number and Percent of Total Families,” City Planning Commission, 1973

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Research Materials (cont’d) NYC Social Indices (Outside Published Sources) (cont’d) 3B 60 15 Financial Assistance Information, 1968 – 1980 3B 60 16 “First Reports of Narcotics Addicts: 1968 – 1972,” 1974 3B 60 17 “Index of Social Rank” – Social Statistics for Metropolitan NY, Publication Number 1, Feb. 1965

3B 61 1 “Indicators of Need,” NYC Youth Board, 1978; 1979; 1981 3B 61 2 NYC Quarterly Statistics [NYC Dept. of Commerce and Industrial Development], 1964 – 1966 3B 61 3 Population Distribution Stats [NYC], 1950 – 1970 3B 61 4 Population Distribution Stats – Youth, 1965 – 1975 3B 61 5 Population by Color for cCities of 50,000 or Greater [Pathfinding Services], 1940; 1950 3B 61 6 [OS box 96] Population by Statistical District, NYC 1953, 1956 EST. 1975 forecast 3B 61 7 Population Statistics – Handwritten Notes, 1950 – 1957 3B 61 8 “Schools by Health Area in which Pupils are Reading Below the Nationwide Norms for their Grade,” [Human Resources Administration Youth Services Agency], 1969 3B 61 9 [OS box 96] “Social Indices” – Brooklyn, NY, 1970 3B 61 10 “Social Indicators in Community Research. Proceedings of Five Meetings of the Committee of Community Social Researchers,” Research and Program Planning Information Dept., Community Council of Greater NY, Aug. 1976 3B 61 11 “Social Statistics for Metropolitan New York #3: New York City Migration, 1900-1960,” March 1969 Socio-economic Statistics 3B 61 12 “Directory of Needs. Selected Socioeconomic Characteristics of Youth in NYC by Borough and Health Area,” Human Resources Administration, Youth Services Agency, April 1969 3B 61 13 Family Income NYC by Health Areas, 1970 census”, 1973 3B 61 14 Indices of Social Problems: Selected Socio-Economic Characteristics of NY by Borough and Health Area” [NYC Youth Board], 1960 3B 61 15 Indices of Social Problems: Selected Socio-Economic Characteristics of NY by Borough and Health Area” [NYC Youth Board], 1962

3B 62 1 “More Socio-Economic Indices,” [NYC Youth Board], 1966 3B 62 2 “NYC Population – 1973, Socio-Economic Characteristics from the current population Survey,” [Center for NYC Affairs, New School for Social Research], 1973 3B 62 3 “Poverty Indicators by Community Corporation Areas,” 1976

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents NYC Research Materials (cont’d) Socio-economic Statistics (cont’d) 3B 62 4 “Selected Socio-Economic Characteristics of NYC by Borough,” April 1959 3B 62 5 “Selected Socio-Economic Characteristics of NYC by Borough and Health Area,” Aug. 1967 3B 62 6 “Socio-Economic Factors for the 29 Youth Board Neighborhoods,” 1963 3B 62 7 Venereal Disease Rates, 1969 – 1978 3B 62 8 Vital Statistics by Health Areas and Health Center Districts (NYC) [Dept. of Health], 1949 – 1977 [2 folders] [1 of 2]

3B 63 1 Vital Statistics by Health Areas and Health Center Districts (NYC) [Dept. of Health], 1949 – 1977 [2 folders] [2 of 2] Youth Delinquency Stats 3B 63 2 Juvenile Delinquency Profile: 1955, NYC. Sep. 1956 3B 63 3 Juvenile Delinquency Rates: 1953 and Socio-Economic Characteristics for NY [NYC Youth Board], 1953 3B 63 4 Ten Year Delinquency Trends in New York City [NYC Youth Board], 1953 – 1962 3B 63 5 Various Reports from the NYC Youth Board, 1950s 3B 63 6 Various Reports from the NYC Youth Board, 1960s – 1970s Other Publications, 1956 – 1983 3B 63 7 Archdiocese of New York, “Prospects and Recommendations for the Future,” March 1968

Board of Education 3B 64 1 “Annual Census of School Population,” Oct. 1971 – Oct. 1973 3B 64 2 “Annual Census of School Population,” Oct. 1968 – Oct. 1970 3B 64 3 “Annual Pupil Ethnic Census,” Oct. 1974 – Oct. 1982 3B 64 4 Other Ethnic Reports, Oct. 1965 – Dec. 1978 3B 64 5 Registers and Migration, Oct. 1965 – Oct. 1978 3B 64 6 Center for Social Research, “Population Health Survey,” 1960 – 1966 3B 64 7 City Planning Commission Publications, 1959 – 1961 3B 64 8 Committee on Statistical Program for the City of New York, “Estimation of Population Changes for New York City,” 1955 Community Council of Greater NY 3B 64 9 “Census Bulletin,” March 1971 – July 1974 3B 64 10 “Census Bulletin,” Nov. 1975 – July 1983 3B 64 11 “Meeting Minutes,” Feb. 1982 3B 64 12 “Report On: Selected Indicators in NYC,” May 1975 – Dec. 1981

3B 65 1 “Research Note,” April 1971 – June 1976 3B 65 2 “Research Note,” June 1976 – Sep. 1982

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Series 3: New York City Reports (Cont’d) Sub-series 3B: By Subject (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Other Publications (cont’d) Community Council of Greater NY (cont’d) 3B 65 3 “Research Utilization” Updates and Briefs, Nov. 1975 – Dec. 1981 3B 65 4 “Trends and Forecasts,” General Reports, Jan. 1978 – June 1983 3B 65 5 “Trends and Forecasts,” Quarterly Reports, 4th Q 1973 – 1st Q 1977 3B 65 6 “The Neighborhoods of Poverty,” Nov. 1978 3B 65 7 Council on Economic Education, “Challenges of the Changing Economy,” 1979 Department of City Planning Newsletters 3B 65 8 April 1956 – Sep. 1958 3B 65 9 Oct. 1958 – Dec. 1959 3B 65 10 Jan. 1960 – Aug. 1961 3B 65 11 Sep. 1961 – March 1963 3B 65 12 Sep. 1963 – May 1966 3B 65 13 Nov. 1967 – Summer 1970

Department of Commerce and Public Events 3B 66 1 “New York City Monthly Statistics”; “The Statistical News”; “Statistics Bulletin,” Dec. 1959 – Feb. 1961 3B 66 2 “New York City Quarterly Statistics,” March 1958 – July 1958 3B 66 3 “New York City Quarterly Statistics,” Aug. 1960 – 1964 3B 66 4 Department of Commerce, “Lists of Tracts Showing Changes Made in the 1940 Tracts for the 1950 Census” [195?] 3B 66 5 Educational Foundation of N.C.N.W., “WINS Pilot Preview,” 1961 3B 66 6 Human Resources Administration, “Population and Welfare Recipiency by Human Resources District” [undated] 3B 66 7 Institute of Welfare Research, Jan. 1971 3B 66 8 Interfaith City-Wide Coordinating Committee against Poverty, “Guide to New York City: Summer 1960,” 1960 3B 66 9 Lutheran Community Services, “Focus,” Nov. – Dec. 1974 3B 66 10 Mayor’s Housing Executive Committee, “Housing Statistics Handbook,” July 1965 3B 66 11 Nova Institute, “Poverty in New York City,” July 1978 3B 66 12 Rand Institute, “Two Counts of Welfare in New York City,” Dec. 1972 3B 66 13 Regional Plan Association, Inc., “New Homes,” Dec. 1957 3B 66 14 “Social, Economic, and Physical Segregation in New York City and Region” [195?] – [196?] 3B 66 15 Welfare and Health Council, “Family Casework,” Dec. 1952

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Series 4: Tri-State Region, 1930 – 1983 Series Box Folder Contents Connecticut – Demographics 4 67 1 1960 U.S. Population Census: General Social and Economic Characteristics, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1961 4 67 2 1970 U.S. Census: Housing and Population General Characteristics, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1971 4 67 3 1970 U.S. Census of Population preliminary and advance reports, 1970 – 1971 4 67 4 1980 Census of Population and Housing – Preliminary Reports, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1981 4 67 5 Connecticut Market Data 1971: Statistics of a Dynamic Economy, Connecticut Development Commission, 1971 4 67 6 Connecticut Market Data, Connecticut Dept. of Commerce 1974 – [197?] Long Island General Data 4 67 7 “Business Fact Book, 1963: Nassau-Suffolk District: Part 2, Population and Housing,” 1963 4 67 8 Letter – Correction of communication dated Jan 8, 1962, July 19, 1962 4 67 9 Long Island Community, an Annotated Bibliography of Selected Resource Materials, Feb. 1958 4 67 10 Long Island Demographics Projections, 1940 – 2020 4 67 11 Population Estimates by Long Island Lighting Company, 1955; 1957; 1959; 1960 4 67 12 Population Trends for Nassau-Suffolk Region, 1972 4 67 13 Population Graphs, Handwritten, 1972 Long Island Regional Planning Board Publications 4 67 14 Census of Population, Characteristics of People and Housing Prepared by the Long Island Regional Planning Board, 1980 4 67 15 Census of Population, Characteristics of People … Supplemental Maps, 1980 4 67 16 The Long Island Economy: Anatomy of Change, Long Island Economic trends: technical supplement, Dec. 1971 4 67 17 Long Island Economic Trends Newsletter, 1967; 1976; 1979 4 67 18 Long Island: Census – Population – 1980, Race and Spanish origin Long Island Regional Planning Board, June 1981

Current Population Estimates for Nassau and Suffolk by Long Island Lighting Company (LILCO Publications) 4 68 1 1954 4 68 2 1956 4 68 3 1958 4 68 4 1960 4 68 5 1962 4 68 6 1964 4 68 7 1966

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Series 4: Tri-State Region (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents LILCO Population Estimates, Long Island (cont’d) 4 68 8 1968 4 68 9 1969 4 68 10 1970 4 68 11 1971 4 68 12 1973 4 68 13 1974 4 68 14 1975 4 68 15 1976 4 68 16 1977 4 68 17 1978 4 68 18 1979

Nassau -Suffolk Regional Planning Board 4 69 1 Nassau – Suffolk Comprehensive Development Plan Summary, 1985 4 69 2 A Profile of the Nassau-Suffolk Labor force; Long Island Economic Trends: Technical Supplement, March 1973 U.S. Census 1970 4 69 3 Vol. 1, Number of Inhabitants, Oct. 1971 4 69 4 Vol. 2, Color and Race, Feb. 1972 4 69 5 Vol. 3, Age, May 1972 4 69 6 Vol. 4, Housing Inventory, Aug. 1972 4 69 7 Vol. 5, School District Population, Aug. 1972 4 69 8 Vol. 6, Income, Feb. 1973 4 69 9 Vol. 7, Senior Citizens, May 1973 4 69 10 Vol. 8, Nativity, Country of Origin and Mobility of the Population, 1970 Nassau County Demographics 4 69 11 Community Rankings by Ethnics, Population Density, Dwellings, 1940 – 1970 4 69 12 “Complete Street Guide to Nassau County,” Geographical Map Co., 1961 4 69 13 Ethnic Data [handwritten tables], 1960 – [197?] 4 69 14 “Nassau Country Commission on Priorities,” 1975

4 70 1 “Profiles of Nassau County Communities: Vol. 1, Hempstead,” The Protestant Council of the City of New York, 1960 4 70 2 “Profiles of Nassau County Communities: Vol. II, N. Hempstead and Oyster Bay,” The Protestant Council of the City of New York, 1964 4 70 3 “Your County: Nassau” [195?] Nassau County Planning Commission 4 70 4 “Annual Report 1970,” 1971 4 70 5 “Aspects: An Analysis of Social, Economic, and Housing Characteristics,” Part 5 and Summary, 1963 – 1964 4 70 6 “Building in the Fifties: A Summary of Building Activity Reports,” 1960 4 70 7 “Population … 1960-1965,” July 1966

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Series 4: Tri-State Region (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Nassau County Planning Commission (cont’d) 4 70 8 – 9 “Population Analysis for Nassau County,” 1959 4 70 10 Population and Employment Trends and Projections [196?] 4 70 11 “Population Projections: 1970 – 1985,” 1975 4 70 12 “Population Sixty: A Report on Population Based on 1960 Federal Decennial Census,” 1961 4 70 13 “Population Supplement: 1977,” 1977 4 70 14 “School Enrollment Update: Nassau Country, 1970 – 1985,” 1977

Suffolk County Demographics 4 71 1 1960 Census Population and Housing Characteristics, 1961 4 71 2 “The Future of Suffolk County, a Supplement to the Second Regional Plan a Draft for Discussion,” Regional Planning Association, 1974 4 71 3 “Population,” 1962 4 71 4 “The Settled Migrant of Suffolk County,” Committee on Children and Public Welfare, 1963 4 71 5 “Smithtown Today, a planning inventory,” Town of Smithtown, NY, 1959 4 71 6 “Town of Brookhaven Special Census: 1975,” Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board, 1975 4 71 7 “Town of East Hampton: Population,” 1970 4 71 8 “Town of Huntington Comprehensive Plan,” Town of Huntington, 1964 Church Planning -- Long Island - General 4 71 9 Church Trends, 1971, 1974 4 71 10 Ecumenical Canvas, 1976 4 71 11 “Emerging Situations in Nassau & Suffolk Counties,” 1967 Episcopal Church 4 71 12 Diocese of Long Island, Profile, 1973 4 71 13 Diocesan Planning Committee, Minutes and Reports, 1974 – 1977 4 71 14 Diocesan Planning Committee, Minutes and Reports, 1972 – 1973

4 72 1 Diocesan Planning Committee, Minutes and Reports, 1972 4 72 2 Diocesan Planning Committee, Minutes and Reports, 1970 – 1971 4 72 3 Diocesan Planning Committee, Reports, 1971 – 1975 4 72 4 Long Island Council of Churches Planning Committee – Minutes, Reports, Correspondence, 1968 – 1972 4 72 5 Long Island Council of Churches Planning Committee – Minutes, Reports, Correspondence, 1965 – 1971 4 72 6 Presbyterian Church Survey Report, 1954 4 72 7 [OS box 96] Salvation Army Interim Report, 1979 4 72 8 United Methodist Church Planning, 1979 4 72 9 “An Advocacy for: 1) One Church Facility as a Religious Center, and; 2) Maximum Utilization of All Church Properties,” 1972 4 72 10 Baldwin Interfaith Survey, 1964

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Series 4: Tri-State Region (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Episcopal Church (cont’d) 4 73 1 Nassau Council of Churches -- Minutes and Reports, 1956 – 1966 4 73 2 “Four Factors of Urbanization,” 1964 4 73 3 Long Island Council, “Where Are We as a Council?” 1972 4 73 4 Nassau Council of Churches, Minutes and Reports, 1957 – 1965 4 73 5 “Nassau County. A Study of Population Changes and Protestant Churches,” The Nassau Council of Churches, 1959 4 73 6 “A New Westbury Church?” 1965 4 73 7 “The Prospects for the First Evangelical and Reformed Church Bellerose, New York,” 1953 4 73 8 “The Protestant Churches of Nassau County,” 1954 4 73 9 Rockville Center, Merrick, Island Park, 1976 – 1981 4 73 10 Southeast Nassau County, 1977 4 73 11 “Social Change and Church Trends, 1910 – 1948. A Report made to the Nassau County Christian Council,” 1948

4 74 1 United Christian Council of Nassau County, Annual Meeting, 1948 4 74 2 YMCA Hempstead Report, 1929 Church Planning -- Suffolk County 4 74 3 [OS] Brookhaven Churches, 1976 4 74 4 Committee on Church Planning and Research, Suffolk County Council of Churches, Minutes and Reports, 1959 – 1964 4 74 5 [OS Box 97] Maps with Protestant Churches, 1959 4 74 6 Population and Church Data, 1964 4 74 7 Presbytery of Long Island Survey of Town and Country Churches, 1959 4 74 8 “Report on Conference, Lee Gartrell’s Suffolk County Survey Report,” 1959 4 74 9 “A Study of Population Change and Protestant Churches,” 1959 Long Island -- Maps [OS] 4 74 10 Suffolk County Atlas, Hagstrom, 1974 4 74 11 MCD and Place Map, Census tract [OS box 96], 1970; Nassau County Base map, Permanent Census tracts, [OS box 98, blueprint-type material], 1960; Suffolk County (Smithtown, Babylon, Great South Bay, 2 maps] [OS box 97] Hagstrom, [undated]

Lower/Mid-Hudson Valley Region, 1900 – 2000 Columbia County 4 75 1 [OS box 97] “County Development 1982 – 2000,” 1977 4 75 2 [OS box 99] Land Use Plan and Housing guide, 1977; 1978

Duchess County 4 75 3 Black People and Black Religion in Poughkeepsie, 1978 4 75 4 County Churches and Parishes, 1960 – 1980 4 75 5 County Data Book, 1974

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Series 4: Tri-State Region, (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Lower/Mid-Hudson Valley Region (cont’d) Dutchess County (cont’d) 4 75 6 County Churches and Properties, 1960 – 1980 4 75 7 County Properties and Tax Assessments, 1970 4 75 8 The Future of Dutchess County, 1972

4 76 1 – 4 Poughkeepsie / Vassar Doctoral Thesis -- “Occupational Status, Residence, and Church Membership: Within and Between Denomination Variations the Case of Three Mainline Protestant Denominations in Poughkeepsie, NY, 1978,” by Richard Pal Poillucci, May 1978 4 76 5 [OS box 98] Source Book for Planning & Strategy for Protestant Churches, Dutchess County Council of Churches, 1963 (includes Dutchess County Atlas, 1974 Edition) Mid-Hudson Valley Regional Reports 4 76 6 Data 79, Basic Demographic and Economic Information, 1979 4 76 7 Data 82, The Mid-Hudson Region, 1982 4 76 8 Regional Committee Meeting Minutes and Materials, 1975 4 76 9 The Mid-Hudson: New York’s Natural Growth Area. Economic Resources Inventory – Volume I, prepared by Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation, 1983 4 76 10 The Mid-Hudson: New York’s Natural Growth Area. Economic Resources Inventory – Volume II, prepared by Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation, 1983

4 77 1 – 2 Regional Population & Religious Trends, 1940 – 2000 Orange County 4 77 3 [OS Box 99] Comprehensive Development Plan, 1980 4 77 4 – 6 County Study, 1960-1980 4 77 7 Orange County Data Book, 1960 4 77 8 [OS box 99] The Future of Orange County, 1969 Putnam County 4 77 9 [OS box 97] Maps and Population Charts, 1960 – 1980 4 77 10 Putnam County 1977 Data Book, 1977

Rockland County 4 78 1 Church Development Reports, 1970 – 1980 4 78 2 [OS box 97] Commercial Maps [2 separately rolled], 1950 – 1970 4 78 3 Population Change and Church Growth, 1963 – 1964 4 78 4 Population Charts and Graphs, 1930 – 1990 4 78 5 Rockland County Data Book, 1965 4 78 6 Rockland County, NY Area Study – Phase II: New Church Sites, 1963 4 78 7 Rockland County Population: A Report on Population Growth Based on the 1960 Census

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Series 4: Tri-State Region (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Lower/Mid-Hudson Valley Region (cont’d) Ulster County 4 78 8 Ulster County Tercentennial, 1683 – 1983 Westchester 4 78 9 Census Data, 1970 4 78 10 Census Materials and Demographic Findings, 1950 – 1970 4 78 11 Census Materials and Housing, 1950 – 1970 4 78 12 Census Materials and Population Trends, 1950 – 1970

4 79 1 Church Planning Committee Minutes and Materials, 1960 – 1965 4 79 2 Church Planning Committee Minutes and Materials, 1955 – 1960 4 79 3 Churches -- Larchmont/Mamaroneck/New Rochelle, 1950 – 1980 4 79 4 Churches -- Tarrytown, Pocantico Hills, 1950 – 1980 4 79 5 Community Profile, 1973 4 79 6 – 7 Countywide Papers on Housing, 1950 – 1970 4 79 8 – 9 Countywide Population Charts, 1950 – 1980 4 79 10 County Planning and Education Reports, 1964 – 1971 4 79 11 – 13 Denominational Charts, 1950 – 1980

4 80 1 Denominations - Presbyterian, 1950 – 1980 4 80 2 Guidelines for Tomorrow: Recommendations to the New Rochelle Council of Churches, 1970 4 80 3 Methodism in Peekskill, 1950 – 1980 4 80 4 Population Study, Consolidated Edison Co., 1948 – 1958 4 80 5 Populations Trends, 1950 – 1970 4 80 6 Protestant Community in Westchester County, 1950 – 1962 4 80 7 Protestant Church Membership of Westchester 1930 – 1950; 1953 4 80 8 “Special Census” Reports, 1958 4 80 9 The Future of Westchester, 1971 4 80 10 Yonkers Council of Churches, 1956 4 80 11 – 12 Yonkers Profile, 1950 – 1970 4 80 13 Yonkers Statistical Information, 1956

4 81 1 Westchester Commuting Patterns, 1963 4 81 2 Westchester: “A Study of Population Change,” 1990 Metropolitan Region 4 81 3 Bicentennial Tour Guide to Historic Churches in the Synod of New York, Reformed Church of America," 1976 4 81 4 "Changing Character of the Northeast Region," 1978 4 81 5 Church Plan Commission, 1968 – 1971 4 81 6 – 7 Church Plan for the Region: Interim Committee, 1965 4 81 8 Church Plan for the Region: Continuing Committee, Ad Hoc Committee, 1965 4 81 9 – 10 Church Plan for the Region: Interim Committee, 1966

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Series 4: Tri-State Region (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Lower/Mid-Hudson Valley Region (cont’d) Metropolitan Region (cont’d) 4 81 11 Connecticut Council of Churches, 1968 4 81 12 Continuing Committee to Explore Metropolitan Regional Church Planning, 1963 – 1964 4 81 13 Effective Buying Income data, 1950 – 1963 4 81 14 Empire State Report, Oct. – Nov. 1976

4 82 1 "Family Income,” 1960 4 82 2 "Four Reconnaissance Surveys in the New York Metropolitan Region,” 1954 4 82 3 Gateway National Recreation Areas: Description of the Area, 1973 4 82 4 Hispanic, Asian, and Black Ethnic Trends, 1963 – 1979 4 82 5 Housing and Income data, 1963 – 1983 4 82 6 "Impact of Urban Trends on the Northeast" Presentation, 1977 4 82 7 "The Metropolitan Church," 1961; 1965 4 82 8 Population trends [handwritten tables], 1930 – 1980 4 82 9 Population trends: through 1950s 4 82 10 Population trends: through 1960s 4 82 11 Population trends: through 1970s 4 82 12 Population trends: through 1980s 4 82 13 "The Present Situation in the Synod Area" by William Smith, 1976 4 82 14 "Regional Forecast 1985: The Future Size and Needs of the Tri-State Region," 1967 4 82 15 "Religion Affiliation: New York City and Metropolitan Region (twenty-two Counties)," 1958

4 83 1 "A View of the Metropolitan New York Region for the '80s," 1983 4 83 2 Revised Community Planning District Boundaries, 1977 4 83 3 Trends in the Northeast, 1976 – 1977 4 83 4 Tri-County Commission on Research and Church Planning, 1958 4 83 5 "The United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America and its Mission in the New Jersey-New York-Connecticut Metropolitan Area," 1960 4 83 6 YMCA Planning, 1974 – 1975 New Jersey Demographics 4 83 7 1970 Census advance reports and final report, 1971 4 83 8 Census Population and Housing in New Jersey: Selected Trends and General Characteristics, 1970 4 83 10 Bergen County Church Study, 1949 4 83 11 Bergen County Fact Book, 1962 4 83 12 Bergen County Protestant Church Study and Annual Progress Report, 1948 4 83 13 Faith Trends by County for New Jersey: 1906 – 1957, 1960

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Series 4: Tri-State Region (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Lower/Mid-Hudson Valley Region (cont’d) New Jersey Demographics (cont’d) 4 83 14 Future of Bergen and Passaic Counties [Regional Plan Association], 1969 4 83 15 Future of Middlesex County [Regional Plan Association], 1969

4 84 1 Future of Morris County [Regional Plan Association], 1970 4 84 2 General Housing Characteristics, US Dept. of Housing, 1970 Census, 1971 4 84 3 List of Reformed Churches in America in New Jersey Section of NY Metro Area, 1946 4 84 4 Middlesex County Church Development Report, New Jersey Council of Churches, 1965 4 84 5 Population and Church Membership Trends [196?] 4 84 6 Program for Housing in the Township of Mahwah, New Jersey, 1955 4 84 7 US Census of Population, 1960: New Jersey Social and Economic Characteristics, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1960 Regional Plan Association 4 84 8 22nd Annual Regional Plan Conference, 1967 4 84 9 Choices for ’76, 1973 4 84 10 First Five Months of 1961 in Review, 1961 4 84 11 Goals for the Region Project, 1963 4 84 12 Metropolis 1985 – It’s Meaning to Business, 1961 4 84 13 Small brochures, 1957; 1965; 1978 4 84 14 The Second Regional Plan, 1963 – 1969 4 84 15 The Spreading Metropolis: A Burden to Business?, 1962 4 84 16 Transportation in the New York Metropolitan Region During the Next 25 Years, 1954

Series 5: General Reference and Resources, 1910 – 1983 Aging 5 85 1 Aging Research: Religious District in NYC, 1948 – 1978 5 85 2 Board of Social Ministry, Lutheran Church in America, Services to Aging 5 85 3 Census of Housing: Report No. 131, housing of senior citizens special tabulation, 1960 5 85 4 Community Council of Greater NY, People Who Live Alone in NYC, 1974 5 85 5 Community Service Programs, Reports, 1983 5 85 6 Dept. for the Aging, NYC -- Bibliography, 1983 5 85 7 – 8 Dept. for the Aging, NYC -- Community District Profiles of Older New Yorkers by Borough, 1974; 1980 5 85 9 Dept. for the Aging, NYC -- Maps of Services for Older People by Borough, 1981 5 85 10 Dept. for the Aging, NYC -- Reports on Demographic and Economic Changes among Elderly, 1970 – 1975

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Series 5: General Reference and Resources (cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Aging (cont’d) 5 85 11 Dept. for the Aging, NYC, Various Demographic and Service Reports and Analysis, 1970 – 1978

5 86 1 The Distribution of NYC’s Aging Population, 1966 5 86 2 Interdenominational Ministries with the Aging (formerly ITFA), Meeting Minutes and Agendas, Bulletins, and Memos, 1978 – 1982 5 86 3 Interdenominational Ministries with the Aging (formerly ITFA) Population Graphs and Statistics, 1900 – 2000 [projected] 5 86 4 ITFA: Aging in NYC, Pamphlets, Handbooks 5 86 5 Interdenominational Task Force on Aging (ITFA) Older Persons’ Program Profiles, Memos and Research, 1977 – 1978 5 86 6 Master’s Thesis: Protestant Ministers’ Use of Local Resources to Serve the Elderly in NYC, 1982 5 86 7 Newspaper Clippings on Aging, 1984 5 86 8 NYC Aging Demographics, 1970 5 86 9 Older Population of NYC, Analysis of 1960 Census, 1966

5 87 1 Presbyterian Senior Services, Focus on Aging, NYC in 1980s, 1984 5 87 2 Presbyterian Senior Services, Reports, 1973 5 87 3 Presbyterian Senior Services and United Presbyterian Ministries for the Aging, Guides, Reports, Memos, 1966 – 1983 5 87 4 United Church of Christ Resources on Aging and Congregations 5 87 5 U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, Older Americans Facts about Income and Housing, 1973 5 87 6 Youth Services Agency Conference on the Role of Youth with the Aging, 1975 Apartment House Ministries 5 87 7 Apartment Ministries School Reports, 1960 – 1966 5 87 8 Board of National Missions, United Presbyterian Church, USA, Apartment Ministries, Reports, Research, and Pamphlets, 1964 – 1967 5 87 9 General Research and Planning on Apartment Ministries [196?] 5 87 10 Other Cities and Regions, Apartment Ministries Reports and Research, 1964 – 1966 5 87 11 Pamphlets: Mission Action Guide “Apartment Dwellers,” 1971; Ten Things Your Congregation Can Do With Apartment Dwellers, 1977; The Church and the Apartment House List of People and Programs, 1965 5 87 12 “The Apartment Community: The Church’s New Frontier,” 1964

5 88 1 High Rise Apartment Ministry of Evangelical United Brethren Church, Articles and Reports, 1967 5 88 2 NY/NJ Apartment Ministries, Reports and Research, 1960s 5 88 3 “High View Points” Newsletter, Apartment Ministries, Jan. – Aug. 1966

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Series 5: General Reference and Resources (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Apartment House Ministries (cont’d) 5 88 4 Other Cities and Regions, Apartment Ministries, Reports and Research, 1964 – 1970 Coffee House Ministries 5 88 5 Coffee House Ministries, Reports and Research, 1960s Census Material, 1910 – 1940 -- New York City 5 88 6 Census 1910 --“Greater New York” 5 88 7 Census 1930 -- Apartment Statistics by Borough 5 88 8 Census 1940 -- “Characteristics of Housing by Census Tracts” 5 boroughs 5 88 9 Census 1940 -- “Decline in City’s Birth Rate Less Than Anticipated,” 1949 5 88 10 Census 1940 -- Health Areas, 1940 Revision (few 1950 Revision Maps), 5 boroughs 5 88 11 [OS box 96] Census 1940 -- “Housing” 5 88 12 Census 1940 – NYC Population Demographics 5 88 13 [OS box 96] Census 1940 -- “New York Means Business in the NY Metro Area” 5 88 14 [OS box 96] Census 1940 -- “Our Shifting Population” 5 88 15 Census 1940 -- Population of NYC: 1940 – 1948; Population Growth of NYC by District 1910 – 1948 5 88 16 Census 1940 -- “Some Population Facts for NYC and What They Mean for the Protestant Churches”

Census, 1950 -- New York City 5 89 1 [OS box 96] Health Area Maps 1950 5 89 2 Manhattan Communities, Population Characteristics and Social Educational Services 5 89 3 “NYC: A Study of Its Population Changes, Population Report” 5 89 4 “New York Market Analysis 1953” 5 89 5 “Population of Manhattan Community Population Chart and Social Educational Services,” Central Harlem, East Midtown 5 89 6 “Queens Community Population Chart and Neighborhood Social Resources, Vol. 1” 5 89 7 “Queens Community Population Chart and Neighborhood Social Resources, Vol. 2” 5 89 8 Statistics for Health Areas Census Tract Maps and Boroughs 5 89 9 Summary of Vital Statistics 1953, Dept. of Health Census, 1960-- New York City 5 89 10 1960 Census Tracts Revision of 1950 Tracts 5 89 11 1960 Health Areas indicating 1950 revision 5 89 12 [OS box 96] 1960 Health Area Maps 5 89 13 1960 Revision of Census Tracts ASA Committee on Federal Censuses 5 89 14 “Business Fact Book 1963 New York City” 5 89 15 Community Planning Boards 5 89 16 Doodle Map of Health Areas 1960 Manhattan

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Series 5: General Reference and Resources (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Census, 1960-- New York City (cont’d) 5 89 17 Health Area Apartment Demographics Brooklyn, 1960 5 89 18 Health Areas and Census Tracts, 1961 5 89 19 Housing Characteristics, States, NY, Advanced Reports 1960 Census of Housing

5 90 1 “Index of Building Addresses by Street for 1960 Health Areas…” 5 90 2 – 3 Memorandum, Census Summary Tables, 1962; 1963 5 90 4 “New BLS Report on New York City” 5 90 5 Population, Borough, Race, NYC 5 90 6 “Population Characteristics 1964” 5 90 7 Population Health Survey Estimate of Non-Mobile Families, five volumes 5 90 8 Population of NYC and Westchester, 1963, 1964, 1967 5 90 9 Reconciliation of Health Areas 1950 – 1960 5 90 10 Social Statistics for Metro NY, “1960 Fact Book for the NY-Northeastern New Jersey”

Census, 1970-- New York City 5 91 1 Census Population Preliminary Reports 5 91 2 Department of City Planning 1970 Health Area Cross Reference 5 91 3 Health Area Profiles, Pt. 1 Population and Housing Data 5 91 4 “New York City Public School Atlas” 5 91 5 “NYC through the Seventies” 5 91 6 Population by Race and Borough 5 91 7 “Statement of Commissioner Beverly Moss Spatt” on Community Planning Census, 1980-- New York City 5 91 8 “1980 Population by Race and by Spanish Hispanic Origin…” 5 91 9 “Educational Attainment by Community District, 1980” 5 91 10 Implications for Planning Services for Families and Children in NYC 5 91 11 “New York City’s New Immigrants”—Population Trends 5 91 12 “Population by Community District” 5 boroughs New York State Census Material, 1910 – 1980 Trends and Predictions 5 91 13 Official Population Projections for New York State Counties, July 1978 5 91 14 A Graphic Presentation of Population Trends and Projections for New York State, Regions and Counties, 1870 – 2000 5 91 15 A Summary of New York State: Population and Other Characteristics Parts II, III, V 5 91 16 Characteristics of the Population New York State, 1956 and 1957 1-3; 1958, part 1, 2, 4, 5; 1959 5 91 17 City and Regional Population Developments, 1970 – 1974; Aug. 1976

5 92 1 Demographic Projection New York State Summary, 1-11; June 1972 5 92 2 Demographic Projections Revision of Jun 1972, 1-12; June 1974

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Series 5: General Reference and Resources (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Trends and Predictions (cont’d) 5 92 3 Demographic Projections for Non-White Population in 21 Counties to 1995 A.D., March 1969 5 92 4 Negro Population in New York State by Counties; Aug. 1963 5 92 5 New York State Comprehensive Planning and Development Regions; Nov. 1, 1968 5 92 6 NYS Minor Civil Division Profile Series 5 92 7 New York State Table 1-4; 1940 – 1960 5 92 8 Non-white Populations in New York State 1960 – 1967 5 92 9 Political and Religious Representatives in New York State; 1971 5 92 10 Population and Employment Projections for Regions and Towns; Feb. 1970 5 92 11 Population Data Book for New York State; May 1, 1963 5 92 12 Population for Counties and Minor Civil Divisions in Upstate New York; 1950 – 1970 5 92 13 Population of NY State, 1800 – 1960 5 92 14 Regional Forecast 1985 the Future Size and Needs of the Tri-State Region; Dec. 1967 5 92 15 Table 1 Preliminary Population Projections for New York State Counties: 1970 – 2000 Denominations and Census 5 92 16 A Contemporary Study of Federated Churches in New York State; Oct. 1964 5 92 17 Church Participation in the New York Metropolitan Area, A Research Proposal; Jan. 1965 5 92 18 Estimates of Religious Affiliation of Population in 1960 by Counties in New York State; June 13, 1972 5 92 19 Federated Church Directory for New York State; Oct. 1964 5 92 20 Denominational Boundaries in New York State; 1971

5 93 1 Focus of Concern for Consideration by the Task Force, New York State Council of Churches at its Second Meeting; June 17, 1968 5 93 2 The Methodist-Presbyterian Study of Church Membership in the Syracuse Area by Harvey Griffith; May 1964 5 93 3 Response of the Reformed Church in America to Gananda New Town Development; Aug. 1974 5 93 4 – 5 A Review of Thirteen Dissertations of the Fordham University Graduate Students in the Area of Sociology and Religion, 1962 5 93 6 – 9 The Geography of Religious Groups on Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Upstate New York: Persistence and Change, 1890 – 1965, Stephen W. Tweedie, 1969 General Publications 5 93 10 Children and Families in New York City: An Overview from the 1980 Census, 1983

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Series 5: General Reference and Resources (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents General Publications (cont’d) 5 93 11 The Protestant Council of the City of New York as a Political Interest Group, H.J. Pratt, 1962 5 93 12 Trends and Forecasts: Child Day Care on New York City Needs, Resources, Issues and Trends, 1984 Maps 5 93 13 Major Denominational Families, 1980, and Map of Ranking Christian Denominations, 1971 Other Published Sources 5 93 14 1974 Fact Book: Tables and Charts on the New York Metropolitan Region, 1974 5 93 15 1980 – 1981 Fact Book: Tables and Charts on the New York Metropolitan Region, 1979

5 94 1 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1968: Papers and Speeches Presented During the First Annual Institute of the on Economic Education 5 94 2 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1970: Papers and Speeches Presented During the Third Annual Institute of the New York City Council on Economic Education 5 94 3 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1971: Papers and Speeches Presented During the First Annual Institute of the New York City Council on Economic Education 5 94 4 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1973: Papers and Speeches Presented During the First Annual Institute of the New York City Council on Economic Education 5 94 5 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1975: Papers and Speeches Presented During the First Annual Institute of the New York City Council on Economic Education 5 94 6 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1976: Papers and Speeches Presented During the First Annual Institute of the New York City Council on Economic Education 5 94 7 Challenges of the Changing Economy of New York City 1978: Papers and Speeches Presented During the First Annual Institute of the New York City Council on Economic Education 5 94 8 Current Research in Voluntary Social and Health Agencies in New York City, 1969 5 94 9 Current Research in Voluntary Social and Health Agencies in New York City, 1971 5 94 10 Research Utilization Inventory: A Survey and Analysis of Current Research in Social and Health Organizations in New York City, 1975 – 1976

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Series 5: General Reference and Resources (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents Willingen Conference Preparatory Studies 5 95 1 Article Lists [undated] 5 95 2 An Attempt at a [sic] Analysis of Missionary Motivation,” April 1951 5 95 3 The Biblical Basis of the Church’s Missionary Obligation” [undated] 5 95 4 Christian Vocation and The Missionary Call” [undated] 5 95 5 “Comments on the Uniqueness of the Missionary Vocation,” Sep. 1950 5 95 6 “For the Study of AIM I on the Missionary Obligation of the Church” [undated] 5 95 7 “The General History of the ‘Vocation’ Doctrine” [undated] 5 95 8 “God’s Good News: The Biblical Basis of the Church’s Missionary Obligation” [undated] 5 95 9 “The Gospel and the Church” [undated] 5 95 10 “Kramer and Missionary Theology,” Nov. 1950 5 95 11 “The Missionary Motive in the Gospel,” [missing last pages], April 1951 5 95 12 “The Missionary Vocation,” March 1951 5 95 13 “The Missionary Vocation Report of Commission II,” March 1952 5 95 14 “The Old Testament, A Bulwark of the Church against Paganism,” Sep. 1950 5 95 15 “Peace…Upon the Israel of God” Gal. 6:16, April 1951 5 95 16 “Protestant Missionary Obligation at the End of Our Time,” April 1951 5 95 17 “Theology, Christ, and the Missionary Obligation,” Jan. 1951 5 95 18 “The Uniqueness of the Foreign Missionary Vocation,” March 1951 5 95 19 “Who Call’s Us?,” Sep. 1950

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APPENDIX A De-accessioned Materials Items already in the circulating collections of Columbia University Libraries

Alpenfels, Ethel Josephine. Sense and Nonsense about Race. New York: Friendship Press, 1946. ———. Sense and Nonsense about Race. New & rev. ed. New York: Friendship Press,1957. Armstrong, Regina Belz. Regional Accounts: Structure and Performance of the New York Region's Economy in the Seventies. Bloomington: Indiana University Press,1980. Arter, Rhetta M. Mid-City; a Study of Human Relations in the Area of Manhattan Served by the Christ Church House. New York: New York University, 1953. Atkins, Gaius Glenn. History of American Congregationalism. : Pilgrim Press,1942. Baker, Paul E. Negro-White Adjustment: an Investigation and Analysis of Methods I nthe Interracial Movement in the United States; the History, Philosophy, Program, and Techniques of Ten National Interracial Agencies. Methods Discovered Through a Study of Cases, Situations, and Projects in Race Relations. [Pittsfield, Mass: Printed by the Sun printing co, 1934. Barndt, Joseph R. Why Black Power? New York: Friendship Press, 1968. Berman, Barbara R. Projection of a Metropolis; Technical Supplement to the New York Metropolitan Region Study. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Bernstein, Blanche. New York's Jewish Poor and Jewish Working Class: Economic Status and Social Needs. New York: Center for New York City Affairs, New School for Social Research, 1972. Bernstein, Blanche, and Center for New York City Affairs. Welfare and Income in New York City. New York: Center for New York City Affairs, New School for Social Research, 1971. Black, Bertram J. Our Welfare Needs; a Study of New York City and Its Boroughs, Showing the Social and Economic Factors Affecting Relative Need for Health and Welfare Services. New York: Greater New York Fund, 1949. Bomar, W. M. I Went to Church in New York. New York: The Graymont publishers,1937. Bondarin, Arley. New York City's Population -- 1974: Socioeconomic Characteristics from the Current Population Survey. New York: Center for New York City Affairs, New School for Social Research, 1976. Brown, Ina Corinne. The Story of the American Negro. New York: Friendship Press, 1936. ———. The Story of the American Negro. Rev. ed. New York: Friendship Press, 1950. Browne, Robert S. Separatism or Integration, Which Way for America? A Dialogue. New York: A. Philip Randolph Educational Fund, 1968. Burma, John H. Spanish-Speaking Groups in the United States. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1954. Burnham, David. “Crime Rates in Precincts and Census Data Studied; Survey Ranks 71 City Areas on Number of Homicides, Robberies, Burglaries and Age, Race, Wealth of Residents Crime in City's 71 Precincts Is Ranked in New Study East Side Contrasts Problem of Proximity Matter of Life-Style Interpreting Figures Precinct- by-Precinct Data on Race, Income, Age, Welfare Cases and Crime Explanation of Categories in Computer Survey.” The New York Times, July 30, 1973. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0811F73959147A93C2AA178 CD85F478785F9&scp=1&sq=Precinct-by-

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Precinct+Data+on+Race%2C+Income%2C+Age%2C+Welfare+Cases+and+Cri me&st=p. Burstein, Abraham C, and New York (N.Y.). A Demographic Profile of New York City. New York: City of New York, Human Resources Administration, 1973. Caroline Zachry Institute of Human Development (New York, N.Y.) and Common Council for American Unity. Around the World in New York; a Guide to the City's Nationality Groups. New York: Common Council for American Unity, 1950. Catholic Church. Hispanics in New York: Religious, Cultural, and Social Experiences: A Study of Hispanics in the Archdiocese of New York = Hispanos En Nueva York: Experiencias Religiosas, Culturales Y Sociales. 2nd ed. New York, N.Y: Office of Pastoral Research, Archdiocese of New York, 1989. Catholic Youth Organization of the Archdiocese of New York, Inc. The Leisure-Time Problems of Puerto Rican Youth in New York City; a Study of Selected Group Work Programs. New York, 1953. Cattell, Stuart H, Community Service Society of New York, and Chinatown Public Health Nursing Demonstration. Health, Welfare and Social Organization in Chinatown, New York City. New York: Community Service Society of New York, 1962. Chase, Stuart, and National Planning Association. "Operation Bootstrap" in Puerto Rico. Washington: National Planning Association, 1951. Churches and Church Membership in the United States, 1980: An Enumeration by Region, State, and County, Based on Data Reported by 111 Church Bodies. Atlanta, Ga: Glenmary Research Center, 1982. Cities Census Committee (New York, N.Y.). Population of the City of New York, 1890-1930. New York City: Cities census committee, Inc., 1932. Cole, Marley. Jehovah's Witnesses: The New World Society. 1st ed. New York: Vantage Press, 1955. Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of the City of New York. History of the School of the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church in the City of New York, from 1633 to 1883. 2nd ed. New York: Print of the Aldine press, 1883. Columbia University. A Guide to Sources of Social and Economic Statistics for the New York Metropolitan Area. Prelim. ed. New York, 1963. Committee for Cooperative Field Research (U.S.), and Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation. Brooklyn Protestantism, 1930-1945: A Study of Social Change and Church Trends. Brooklyn: Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation, 1946. Committee of One Hundred for the Democratic Party, Inc. A City Is People: Facts and Choices for New York. New York, 1966. Community Council of Greater New York. Families Headed by Women in New York City: An Analysis of 1970 Census Facts. New York, 1975. ———. Staten Island Communities; Population Characteristics and Neighborhood Social Resources. New York: Bureau of Community Statistical Services, Research Dept., Community Council of Greater New York, 1960. Community Council of Greater New York, and United States. Population of Puerto Rican Birth or Parentage, New York City, 1950; Data for Boroughs, Health Areas, and Census Tracts. New York, 1952. Conrad, Earl. Harriet Tubman. Washington, D.C: The Associated Publishers, 1943.

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Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. New York City's Population Growth, 1790- 1970. New York, 1946. ———. Survey of the New York City Market, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens. New York: Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc., 1945. Costikyan, Edward N. Concept of Multiple Functional Regions in the Tri-State Metropolitan Region. New York: Task Force on Jurisdiction and Structure, State Study Commission for New York City, 1972. Cugliani, Anne. Population Characteristics, 1964: A Study of the Civilian Non-Institutional Population of New York City from Household Respondents. New York: New York City Dept. of Health, 1966. Daniel, David. The Orthodox Church of India: History and Faith. New Delhi: R. David, 1972. Duffus, R. L. Mastering a Metropolis; Planning the Future of the New York Region. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1930. Dugan, George. “65.6% Here Reported Affiliated With Churches or Synagogues; 65.6% ARE LINKED TO RELIGION HERE.” The New York Times, January 4, 1959. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F7081EFC3D5C1A7B93C6A917 8AD85F4D8585F9&scp=1&sq=65.6%25+Here+Reported+Affiliated+With+Churc hes+or+Synagogues&st=p. Eleazer, Robert B. Reason, Religion, and Race. New York: Abingdon-Cokesbury, 1950. Elinson, Jack. Public Image of Mental Health Services. New York: Mental Health Materials Center, 1967. Elinson, Jack, and Columbia University. Ethnic and Educational Data on Adults in New York City, 1963-1964. New York: School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine, Columbia University, 1967. Embree, Edwin R. American Negroes, a Handbook. New York: John Day Co, 1942. Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations in New York City. Federation. New York City: Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations in New York City. ———. What Are the Churches Going to Do About It? [New York: s.n, 1896. Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York. The Jewish Population of the New York Area, 1900- 1975. New York: Committee, 1959. ———. The Jewish Population of the New York Area, 1900-1975. New York: Committee, 1959. Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies. Survey of Protestant Social Service in New York City. New York: Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation, Greater New York Federation of Churches, Queens Federation of Churches, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, 1936. Fordham University. A Profile of the Bronx Economy. New York, N.Y: Institute for Urban Studies, Fordham University, 1967. Fortune. [New York, NY, etc.: Time, etc.]. Fry, C. Luther. The U. S. Looks at Its Churches. New York: Institute of social and religious research, 1930. ———. The U. S. Looks at Its Churches. New York: Institute of social and religious research, 1930. Ginzberg, Eli, and Conservation of Human Resources Project (Columbia University). New York Is Very Much Alive: A Manpower View. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1973. Goldstein, Naomi Friedman. The Roots of Prejudice against the Negro in the United States. Boston: Boston Univ. Press, 1948.

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Hall, Robert King. A Strategy for the Inner City: A Report of the Program and Priority Study of the Young Men's Christian Association of Greater New York. New York: YMCA of Greater New York, 1963. Handlin, Oscar. The Newcomers: Negroes and Puerto Ricans in a Changing Metropolis. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1959. Hanrieder, Barbara, and New York (N.Y.). Estimated Change in New York City's Elderly Population, 1970 - 1975 by Zip Code. New York: Bureau of Research, Planning & Evaluation, Department for the Aging, City of New York, 1977. Hanrieder, Barbara D, and Community Council of Greater New York. Characteristics of the Population in New York City Health Areas, 1970. New York: Dept. of Research and Program Planning Information, Community Council of Greater New York, 1972. Hanzsche, William Thomson. The Presbyterians; the Story of a Stanch and Sturdy People. Philadelphia: The Westminster press, 1934. Herndon, Booton. The Seventh Day; the Story of the Seventh-Day Adventists. 1st ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. Historical Records Survey (New York, N.Y.). Guide to vital statistics in the City of New York : Churches. [New York: Historical Records Survey], 1942. ———. Guide to Vital Statistics in the City of New York Churches. [New York: Historical Records Survey], 1942. ———. Inventory of the Church Archives in New York City. Lutheran. New York City: The Historical Records Survey, Division of Professional and Service Projects, Work Projects Administration, 1940. ———. Inventory of the Church Archives in New York City. Lutheran. New York City: The Historical Records Survey, Division of Professional and Service Projects, Work Projects Administration, 1940. ———. Inventory of the Church Archives of New York City. New York City, N.Y: The Historical Records Survey, 1940. ———. Inventory of the Church Archives of New York City. Prepared by the Historical Records Survey, Division of Professional and Service Projects, Work Projects Administration. Reformed Church in America. New York City, N.Y: The Historical Records Survey, 1939. ———. Inventory of the Church Archives of New York City. Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, Diocese of New York, Manhattan, Bronx, Richmond. New York City, 1940. ———. Inventory of the Church Archives of New York City. The Methodist Church. New York City, N. Y: The Historical Records Survey, 1940. ———. New York City Church Archives. Religious Society of Friends. Catalogue. Records in Possession of, or Relating to, the Two New York Yearly Meetings of the Religious Society of Friends and Their Subordinate Meetings. New York City: Historical Records Survey, 1940. Holiday. Philadelphia, Pa: Curtis Pub. Co, 1945. Hoover, Edgar Malone. Anatomy of a Metropolis; the Changing Distribution of People and Jobs Within the New York Metropolitan Region. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1959. Hughes, James W. Jobs & People: New York City 1985. New Brunswick, N.J: Published jointly by Center for Urban Policy Research & Citizens Housing and Planning Council of New York, 1978. Hughes, Langston. Black Misery. New York: P. S. Eriksson, 1969.

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Jaffe, Abram J, and American Statistical Association. Puerto Rican Population of New York City; a Series of Papers. New York: Bureau of Applied Social Research, Columbia University, 1954. Jenkins, Shirley, and Community Council of Greater New York. Comparative Recreation Needs and Services in New York Neighborhoods. New York: Research Dept., Community Council of Greater New York, 1963. ———. Comparative Recreation Needs and Services in New York Neighborhoods. New York: Research Dept., Community Council of Greater New York, 1963. Johnson, Douglas W. Churches & Church Membership in the United States, 1971: An Enumeration by Region, State, and County. Washington: Glenmary Research Center, 1974. Jones, Howard O. Shall We Overcome? A Challenge to Negro and White Christians. Westwood, N.J: F.H. Revell Co, 1966. Jones, Stuart E. “: Here's New York Harbor. With 33 illustrations in color from photographs by Robert F. Sisson and David S. Boyer.” National Geographic Magazine 106 (July 1, 1954): 773. Kihss, Peter. “City Relief Roll Held Down Despite Job-Hunter Influx; Costs Found No Higher Than in Rest of U. S.--Only 11% of Puerto Ricans and 10% of Negroes Getting Aid.” The New York Times, June 2, 1957. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FB0A1FF63D5F107A93C0A917 8DD85F438585F9&scp=1&sq=City+Relief+Roll+Held+Down+Despite+Job- Hunter+Influx&st=p. ———. “Flow of Puerto Ricans Here Fills Jobs, Poses Problems; ONE OUT OF 20 HERE NOW PUERTO RICAN Trend of New Population Groups in Three Boroughs of New York City.” The New York Times, February 23, 1953. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0E16FC3C5A107B93C1AB17 89D85F478585F9&scp=1&sq=Flow+of+Puerto+Ricans+Here+Fills+Jobs%2C+P oses+Problems+&st=p. ———. “PUERTO RICAN WILL TO WORK STRESSED; Those Who Go on Relief Rolls Are First to Get Off, Say McCarthy and Hilliard ONE OF 14 RECEIVING AID Island Government Helps in Job Hunt -- Language, Lack of Housing Are Problems.” The New York Times, February 25, 1953. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0C1EFA3E55107B93C7AB17 89D85F478585F9&scp=1&sq=Puerto+Rican+Will+To+Work+Stressed&st=p. ———. “Puerto Rico Combats Exodus by a Drive to Raise Incomes; PUERTO RICAN GOAL IS A BETTER LIVING.” The New York Times, February 24, 1953. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F60D10FC3D5B107A93C6AB17 89D85F478585F9&scp=1&sq=Puerto+Rico+Combats+Exodus+By+a+Drive+to+ Raise+Income&st=p. Klein, Woody. Let in the Sun. New York: Macmillan, 1964. Kreider, Harry Julius. History of the United Lutheran Synod of New York and New England. Philadelphia: Muhlenberg Press, 1954. Lair, Loren E. The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and Its Future. St. Louis: Bethany Press, 1971. Lee, Alfred McClung. Race Riot. New York, N.Y: The Dryden Press, Inc., 1943.

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Lee, Robert, and Protestant Council of the City of New York. Protestant Churches in the Brooklyn Heights: A Study of Adaption. Brooklyn, N.Y: Brooklyn Division of the Protestant Council of the City of New York, S. Parkes Memorial Center, 1954. Lendt, Lee A. A Social History of Washington Heights, New York City. New York: Columbia- Washington Heights Community Mental Health Project, 1960. Lichtenberg, Robert M. One-Tenth of a Nation; National Forces in the Economic Growth of the New York Region. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Loavenbruck, Grant, and Community Council of Greater New York. Research Utilization Inventory: A Survey and Analysis of Current Research in Social and Health Organizations in New York City, 1974. New York: Community Council of Greater New York, 1975. Look. [Des Moines, Iowa: Cowles Communications, etc.]. Mays, Benjamin E, and Institute of Social and Religious Research. The Negro's Church. New York: Institute of Social and Religious Research, 1933. McGill, Nettie Pauline. The Youth of New York City. New York: Macmillan, 1940. Metropolitan Regional Council. Report. New York. Metropolitan Regional Council and Metropolitan Regional Council. Community Studies Annual - New York Metropolitan Region. New York: Metropolitan Regional Council. Mills, C. Wright. The Puerto Rican Journey; New York's Newest Migrants. 1st ed. New York: Harper, 1950. Moton, Robert Russa. What the Negro Thinks. Garden City, N.Y: Doubleday, Doran, 1932. Nassau County Planning Commission. Annual Report. Mineola, N.Y.: The Commission, 1971. ———. Aspects: An Analysis of Social, Economic, and Housing Characteristics of Nassau County, N.Y. Mineola, L.I., N.Y.: The Commission, 1962. ———. Senior Citizens; Social and Economic Characteristics. Mineola, L. I., 1965. National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Churches and Church Membership in the United States; an Enumeration and Analysis by Counties, States and Regions. Series A-E. New York, 1956. ———. The Church and Community Organization: A Report of the Consultation on Community Development and Community Organization, Sponsored by the Division of Home Missions (now the Division of Christian Life and Mission), National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 7-10, 1964. New York: Published for the Division of Christian Life and Mission, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. by the Dept. of Publication Services, 1965. New York (N.Y.). 1964 Urban Renewal Program. New York, N.Y.: City Planning Commission, City of New York, 1964. ———. Employment Distribution in New York City and Its Central Business District, 1961. ———. Health Center Districts, Department of Health, City of New York, Handbook. Statistical Reference Data, Ten Year Period, 1931-1940. Population and Economic Status; Births, Infant and Maternal Mortality; Leading Causes of Death; Special Analyses with Regard to Color; Reportable Diseases; Maps and Graphic Presentations by District and Health Area. 4th ed. New York, 1944. ———. Interim Report of the Mayor's Committee on Puerto Rican Affairs in New York City. New York: The Committee, 1953. ———. Neighborhood Profiles. [New York: The Dept.?, 1978. ———. New Dwelling Units Completed in 1975: New York City Community Planning Districts. New York: The Dept., 1976.

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