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Racial Tension in Detroit Seen as Tolerance Grows
DETROIT race tensions feared during reconversion and postwar layoffs have declined, with observers noting reduced hysteria and violence along race lines. Leaders from the Interracial Committee and War Manpower Commission report improved understanding through police tolerance training, coordinated community action, and housing discussions, suggesting Detroit avoided major unrest despite lingering housing and employment strains.
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Burton Heath
Detroit
George Schermer
Geraldine Bledsoe
War Manpower Commission
Servicer
Mmecca
Bern
Jonn F Ballerger
Detroiite Railway
Cab Companie
Puble
Citzens
Schermer