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TITLE Selected Bibliography Pertaining to: La Raza in theMidwest and Great Lake States (1924-1973). Revised,June 1973.

INSTITUTION Notre Dame Univ., Ind.PUB DATE Jun 73NOTE 23p.

EDR3 PRICE MF-$0.75 HC -$1.50 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS Area Studies; *Bibliographies; Cultural Background;

Demography; Educational Trends; Health; LivingStandards; Local Issues; *Mexican Americans;*Migrants; Periodicals; Puerto Ricans; Religion;*Resource Materials; *Spanish Speaking

IDENTIFIERS Great Lakes; *La Raza; Midwest

ABSTRACTThe selected bibliography on "La Raza" in the Midwest

and Great Lakes States lists dissertations, theses, periodicalarticles, State publications, hearing transcripts, and Federalreports published between 1924-73. Focusing on labor trends,particularly in the migrant field, the bibliography also coversreligion, culture, language differences, health, educational trends,population trends, and general living conditions for Spanish speakingpeople in this area of the United States. The 84 citations aregenerally concerned with Mexican Americans, but Puerto Ricans andother Spanish language groups are included. Five additional sourcesand 13 Spanish newspapers, magazines, and periodicals in the Midwestare given at the end of the document. (KM)

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1972 La Cadena de mi Herencia: Literature y folklore delPueblo Hispano del Norte de Indiana, Indiana University-Gary, pp. 1-29 (April).

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t=1Anderson, Irving

Lli1953 "Minneapolis Day-Haul Program," Employment Security

Review, XX, pp. 5-6 (March).

Andrews, Wade H., and Nagi, Saad Z.1956 Migrant Agricultural Labor in Ohio, Ohio Agricultural

Experiment Station, Wooster, Ohi6-(September).

Anonymous1972 "Latin American Union for Civil Rights - Building In-

stitutions, Identity, Respect," in IFCO News, TheInterreligious Foundation for Community Organization,New York, Vol. III, Issue VI, pp. 10, (November-December) Features Ernesto Chacon and Milwaukee'sSouthside.

Anonymous1924 "Without Quota," (Brief Summary of the Survey made

by the St. Paul Community Chest) in The Survey, Vol. LII,No. 4 219-220 (May 15).

Baine, C.F.1968 "Migrant Education Ras New Meaning ?, Wisconsin Journal

of Education, Vol. 100:7-8 (March).

Bastista y Calderon, Judith1948 "A Study of Counter-Prejudice in a Mexican-Spanish Com-

munity in the Surroundings of Des Moines, Iowa."Master's Thesis, Drake University.

Battey, Viola1925 "The Mexican Situation in St. Paul." From the files of

the International Institute, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Baur. Edward Jackson1938 "Delinquency Among Mexican Boys in South Chicago,"

Master's Thesis, University of Chicago.

Bell, Sam1972 "Testimony Before the House Subcommittee on Labor and

Education," DTS Corporation, Chicago, Illinois, Oct.21, 1972.

ti Centro De Estudios Chicanos E Investigaciones SocialesPost Office Box 543 Notre Dame, Indiana 46556

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Berry, Carol W.1970 A Survey of the Holland Spanish-Speaking Community.

Institute for Community Development, Field ReportNo, 182, Continuing Education Service, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, Michigan, pp. 64.

Boiton, Santiago1972 "Socio-Cultural Adjustment of a Mexican-American

Community in an Urban Environment," Paper presentedat the annual meeting, Southern Anthropological Society,February, 1972.

Brawner, Marlyn1973 "Migration and Educational Achievement of Mexican

Americans," Social Science Quarterly, Vol. 53, No. 4(March) pp. 727-737.- Rancine, Wisconsin sample

Burbano, Wilson, (ed.)1971 "La Causa - Latinos de Chicago - Una Voz flue Crece,"

in Vocero Latino-Americano, Vol. 1, No. 10.1-2+7-20(October 10-16). Based on Articles appearing in theChicago Sun -Timis series on The Latins.

Burr, Elizabeth1966 "Along the Migrant Stream: Library Projects in Wisconsin.'

Library Journal, Vol, 91, pp. 335-336, (January 15.)

Bustrillos, M.R.1963 "Decision Making Styles of Selected Mexican-American

Homemakers," Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, MichiganState University, East Lansing, Michigan.

Cabinet Committee on Opportunity for the Spanish Speaking1970 Directory of Spanish Speaking Organizations, Washington,

D.C., pp. 228, (July). Includes listings on Illinois,Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin.

Cardenas, Gilbert and Parra, Ricardo1971 La Raza in the Midwest and Great Lakes, Midwest Council

of La Raza, Institute for Urban Studies, Universityof Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana (December) 26 p.

Centro de Estudios Chicanos (University of Notre Dame)1970 "Chicano in the Midwest," in Regeneracion. Los Angeles

California, Vol. 1, No. 8:1-2.

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Chicago Commission on Human Relations1966 "The Puerto Rican Residents of Chicago! A report on

an Open Hearing, July 15 and 16, 1966," Mayor'sCommittee on New Residents, Chicago, Illinois, Nov.10, 1966. (UNPUBLISHED)

Chicago Fthical Society1948 Mexican-Americans in Chicago' A General Survey.

Choldin, Harvey M., and Trout, Grafton D.1969 Mexican Americans in Transition: Migration and Employ-,

ment in Michigan Cities, Department of Sociology, RuralManpower Center, Agricultural Experiment Station,Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, pp. 458.

Colon, Petroamerica Pagan de1955 Northeastern Ohio and the Puerto Rican Migration. New

York: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Department of Labor,Migration Division, pp. 11.

Commonwealth of Minnesota1958 The Micsrant Worker in Minnesota. Governor's Human

Rights Commission. Revised, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Commonwealth of Wisconsin1951 Migrant Agricultural Workers in Door County, State

Department of Public Welfare, (December, 1951)Mimeographed.

Commonwealth of Wisconsin1950 Migratory Agricultural Porkers in Wisconsin, Governor's

Commission on Human Rights. Madison, Wisconsin.

Cook, J.M., and Grance Arthur1951 "Intelligence Rating of 97 'lexican Children in St. Paul,"

(Minnesota), Journal of Exceptional Children, Vol.18:14-15 (October).

Curutchet, Marta J.K.1967 Localization of the Mexican and Cuban Population of

Chicago, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Chicago,F9999 (1967).

Delloyos, Arturo1961 "Occupational and Educational Levels of Aspirations of

Mexican-American Youth." (UNPUBLISHED) Ph.D. Dissertation,Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan.

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Ducan, John T., and Alanzo, Severiano1972 Guadalupe Center-50 Years of Service, ' uadalupe Center,

Kansas City, Missouri, pp. 1-104.

Duewer, L.A.1963 "Labor Utilization on Farms in Southern Illinois,"

Illinois Agricultural Economics. Vol. 3, No. 2:1-9(July).

Eder, Donald J.1958 "The Apostolate to the Spanish Speaking Migrant in the

Diocese of Lafayette -in- Indiana from its Inception toAugust, 1958." (UNPUBLISHED PAPER) St. rleinrad,Indiana, (September 25).

Elterich, J.G.1964 "Labor Use for Michigan Agriculture 1959 with Projections

for 1970-1975." (UNPUBLISHED) Dissertation, rlichiganState University, East Lansing, Michigan.

Erenburg, Mark1968 "Obreros-Unidos in Wisconsin," Monthly Labor Review,

pp. 18 (June).

Eureste, Bernardo (University of Michigan Graduate Student.)1970 Midwest Report, Summer, 1970, Office of Program Liaison,

National Institute of Mental Health, pp. 1-56, (Mimeo-graph copy.)

Farm Labor Aid Committeei971 The Indiana Farm Labor Scene, 1971, Fort Wayne-Scan

Bend, Indiana, (December), pp. 58, (UNPUBLISHED REPORT).

"Farm-Labor Relations in Michigan,"1968 "Farm-Labor Relations in Michigan," Farm Labor Develop-

ments. pp. 10-17 (September).

Felter, Eunice1941 The Social Adaptations of the Mexican Churches in the

Chicago Area," Master's Thesis, University of Chicago.

Flandrau, G.1943 "Fiesta in St. Paul' Celebration in Honor of Mexico's

Independence Day," Yale Review, Vol. 33-69-76 (September).

Flores, Edmundo1950 "Los Braceros Mexicanos en Wisconsin," rl Trimestre

Economico, XVII:23-80.

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Flores, Zella K. Jorden1926 ."The Relation of Language Difficulty to Intelligence and

School Retardation in a Group of Spanish-SpeakingChildren,' Master's Thesis, University of Chicago.

Franz, Loretta1958 "Report on Migrants," St. Joseph County (Indiana)

Health Department. Typewritten. (April 29).

Fuentes, Roy1970 Status of Michigan Chicanos, Position Paper for

the ilexican American Conference, University of NotreDame, Michigan Economic Opportunity Office, Lansing,Michigan, 14 p. (mimeographed) April 6, 1970.

Gambon, Ruth S.1926 "Mexicans in Chicago," The Family, pp. 207-211 (November).

Garcia, Alonso1958 "Discrimination Against Puerto Ricans," Report of the

Governor's Advisory Commission on Civil Rights, pp. 118,Springfield, Ohio: G.A.C.C.R. P, 79-80 (December).

Gary Post Tribune1948 'TheLorain and Gary Experience with Puerto Rican Workers."

Six Articles reprinted from the Gary Post Tribune.Washington, D.C., Office of the Government of PuertoRico. (OUT-OF-PRINT).

Goldberg, Benjamin1929 "Tuberculosis and the Mexican ...Chicago," The

Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium Bulletin,Tiarch-April).

Goldkind, Victor1959 "A Comparison of Folk Health Beliefs and Practices

Between Ladino omen of Denver, Colorado, and Saginaw,Michigan," Masters Thesis, Michigan State University.

Goldkind, Victor1963 "Factors in the Differential Acculturation of Mexican

in a Michigan City," Ph'D. Dissertation, Michigan StateUniversity.

Goldner, Norman1959 "The Mexican in the Northern Urban Area: A Comparison of

Two Generations," Master's Thesis, University of Minnesota.

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Gomez, Raymond L.1962 The Latin American Population in 1950: The Inter-

relations of Factors of Social and Economic Development,Master Thesis, University of Chicago, HE 39999.

Goribund, Antonio1943 "Food Patterns and Nutrition of Two Spanish-American

Communities,' Master's Thesis, University of Chicago.

Governor's Committee on Migratory Labor1965 Progress Report ( Indiana) 1964-1965

Guveruor's Study Commission on Migratory Labor1954 Migrants in Michigan: A Handbook on Migratory_Seasonal

Agricultural Workers ih-flichigan, State of 9ichigan,Lansing, Michigan, 17 pp. (September).

Hill, George W.1948 Texas-Mexican Migratory Agricultural Workers in t4isconsin,

Bulletin, No. 6, Madison, Wisconsin, Agricultural Ex-periment Station.

Houle, Bettie E.1954 "Some Significant Characteristics Associated with

Popularity in American and Mexican Elementary SchoolChildren," Ph.D Dissertation, University of Chicago.

How, Beatrice1956 "Committee on Coordination of Services to Migrant Workers,"

Council of Community Services of St. Joseph County, Inc.Indiana (February 16). Mimeographed.

Hughes, Elizabeth Ann1925 Living Conditions of Small-Wage Earners in Chicago:

City of Chicago, Department of Public Welfare.

Humphrey, Norman D.1944 "The Changing Structure of the Detroit Mexican Family,"

American Sociological Review, Vol. 9:622-625 (December)

Humphrey, Norman D.1943-44 "The Detroit iexican Immigrant and Naturalization,

in Social Forces, Vol. 22:322-335.

Humphrey, Norman D.1944 "Education and Language of Detroit Mexicans," in

Journal of Educational Sociology, Vol. 17:534-542 (May).

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Humphrey, Norman D.1945 'El Campesino riexicano en Detroit," Review of Mexican

Sociology, Vol. 7:403-416.

Humphrey, Norman D.1946 "Employment Patterns of Mexican in Detroit," Monthly

Labor Review, LXI, pp. 913-923.

Humphrey, Norman D.1946 "The Housing and Household Practices of Detroit

Mexicans," Social Forces, Vol. 24:433-437.

Humphrey, Norman D.1944 "The Integration of the Detroit Mexican Colony,"

in American Journal of Economics and Sociology,Vol. 3:155-166 (Januafy).

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Humphrey, Norman D.1941 "Mexican Repatriation from Michigan- Public Assistance

in Historical Perspective,' in Social Service Review,Vol. 15.497-513 (September).

Humphrey, Norman D.1943 "The Migration and Settlement of Detroit Mexicans,"

in Economic Geography, Vol. 19:358-361.

Humphrey, Norman D.1945 'Some Dietary and Health Practices of Detroit Mexicans,

Journal of American Folklore, Vol. 58:255-258 (July).

Humphrey, Norman D.1943 "Some Marriage Problems of Detroit Mexicans," Applied

Anthropology, Vol. 3713-(December).

Humphrey, Norman D.1945 "The Stereotype and the Social Types of Mexican-American

Youths," Journal of Social Psychology, Vol. 22:69-78.

Hurta, J. Conrad1959 "Educational Trends and Utilization of Education by Spanish

American Children in the Scottsbluff Public School System."Master's Dissertation, Nebraska State Teachers College.

Illinois Commission on Children1967 County Profile of Agricultural Migrant Workers in

Illinois -- A Report of the Committee on AgriculturalMigrant Workers, Springfield, Illinois, po. i 1-96(January).

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Indiana Employment Security Division1969 Indiana Farm Labor Report, (Annual Agricultural and

Food Processing Report) Indianapolis, Indiana, 37 p.

Indiana Employment Security Division1970 Indiana Farm Labor Report, (Annual Agricultural and

Food Processing Report) Indianapolis. Indiana, 32 p.

International Institute and the Neighborhood House1946 A Study of the 1"exican-Community in St. Paul, (Minnesota),

Compiled by the International Institute ana-the Neighbor-hood House.

Iowa State Advisory Committee to the United States Commission onCivil Rights

1970 A donde vamos ahora? (Where Are We Going Now?) -- Areport on the problems of the Spanish Surnamed andmigrant population in Iowa, pp.i-1-39 (September).

Jasso, Paula and Tejeda, Eddie1970 "The Chicano in the State of Kansas," presented at

Midwest Conference of La Raza, April, 1970, Universityof Notre Dame. (UNPUBLISHED).

Johansen, Sigurd1941 "Rural Social Organization in a Spanish-American Culture

Area." Ph.D Dissertation, University of Wisconsin.

Johnson, Edgar G.1946 "The Education of Children of Spanish-Speaking Migrants

in Michigan,. The Papers of the Michigan Academyof Science, Arts, and Letters, XXXII1509-520.

Johnson, Edgar G.1943 "Michigan's Step-Children," The University of Michigan

School of Education Bulletin, Vol. 151-6 (October).

Jones, Anita Edgar1928 "Conditions Surrounding Mexicans in Chicago," Master's

Thesis, University of Chicago.

Jones, Anita Edgar1928 "Mexican Colonies in Chicago," The Social Service Review,

PP- 579-597, (December).

Jones, Robert C. and Luis R. Wilson1931 The Mexican in Chicago, Chicago Congressional Union.

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Kavanagh, S.1967 "Statewide Help for Migrants," Michigan Education

Journal, Vol. 45:50 (September).

Kern, Rev. Clement H. (Director of the Spanish-Speaking ApostolateDetroit, Michigan)

1958 "The Migrants in the North," in (Proceedings) NinthRegional Conference-Catholic Council for the Spanish-Speaking, April 15-17, 1958, San Antonio, Texas, pp.47-52.

Kritzer, Edith1929 St. Paul (Minnesota) Report on Mexican Study, (From

the files of the International Institute, St. PaulMinnesota.

La Raza Unida of Michigan1971 La Raza Unida, Lansing, Michigan, pp. 1-80 (915 North

Washington, Lansing, Michigan.)

Leftwich, H.M.1965 "The Migratory Harvest Labor Market: An Illinois

Case Study," (UNPUBLISHED) Dissertation, University ofIllinois.

Leonard, Olen E.1968 Changes in the Spanish-Speaking Labor Force of Saginaw

County, Michigan, Report 22, Social Science ResearchCenter, Mississippi State University, (September).

Lin, Paul Ming-Chang1963 "Voluntary Kinship and Voluntary-Association in a

Mexican American Community,.' Master's Thesis, Universityof Kansas.

Macklin, Barbara J.1963 "Structural Stability and Culture Change in a Mexican

American Community," Ph'D. Dissertation, University ofPennsylvania.

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Macklin, June -

1962 "The Curandera and Structural Stability in MexicanAmerican Culture: A Case Study," Chicago, Paperpresented to the American Anthropological Association.

Macklin, June1958 Preliminary rki?.uxt-Research on Americans of Mexican

DesCent-(June 15, 1968 to Sept. 15, 1958) Toles511i-o, Research Conducted Under the Auspices of theMational Conference of Chrisfianc and Jews, The Board.of Community Relay- inns, Toledo, The University of Tolean.

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Main, Willett S.1952 Memorandum on "In-Migration of Puerto Rican Workers,'

Milwaukee: Wisconsin State Employment Service(September 3).

Matthiason, Carolyn1969 "Acculturation of Mexican Americans in a Midwestern

City," (UNPUBLISHED) Ph'D. Dissertation, Cornell Univer-sity.

McGinn, Noel F., et. al.1965 'Responses to Interpersonal Conflict by Middle Class

Males in Guadalajara and Michigan,' AmericanAnthropologist, pp. 1483-1494, (December).

McWilliams, Carey1941 "Mexican to Michigan," Common Ground, (Autumn, 1941),

pp. 5-18.

Metzler, William H. and Frederick Sargent1960 Migratory Farm Porkers in Mid-Continent Streams,

Uffi-fed Stdte "D-60-artriierit of -Ag-riduIfiff6T-AiiiiadituralResearch Service. Production Research Report No. 41(December).

Metzler, William H. and Frederick Sargent1962 "Problems of Children, Youth, and Education Among

Mid-Continent Migrants, Southwestern Social ScienceQuarterly, Vol. 43:29-38, (June).

Michigan Catholic Conference1969 Unidos-Organizing for Action. Statewide Conference

Concerning Farm Worker, Sponsored by Michigan Catholic,Michigan Migrant Ministry, Division for Spanish-Speaking,United States Catholic Conference, (March 8).

Michigan Civil Rights Commission1958 Report and Recommendations on the Status of Migratory

Farm Labor in Michigan, Lansing, Michigan, 24 p.

Michigan Employment Security Commission1965-66 Post Season Farm Labor Report, Detroit, Michigan

(Farm Labor Report) pp. 66-67.

minor, Michael and Cruz, Ruben1971 "The Latins of Chicago-ho They Are, what They Think,

What They Want," (A Four Part Study), Midwest:Magazine of the Chicago Sun-Times, pp.1-10-36 (December 12)

Mitchell, F.M.1966 "Eliminating Foreign Labor from Michigan Agriculture,"

Employment Service Review. Vol. 3, No. 4!58-59 (April).

Mitchell, O.B.1926 "Comparative Achievements of White, Mexican and

Colored Children in Elementary Public Schools,"Plaster °E Thesis, University of Kansas.

Moore, Powell A.1959 The Calumet Region: Indiana's East Frontier, (Indiana

Historical Bureau).

Mother Teresa, 0. Carm1935 (Corpus Chriisti Carmel, Kearney, Nebraska)

"Catholic Care of Mexican ChilOren in the North PlatteValley," National Conference of Catholic Charities(21st) Proceedings, cathbric-ufftversity-or Amertca,qalEington, D.C. 1935!217-320.

Munson, John1950 "Intelligence Ratings for ninety -Seven Mexican Children

in St. Paul, Minnesota," Ph'D. Dissertation, Universityof Minnesota.

National Advisory Committee on Farm Labor1905-1967 "The Sixties: BreakthroughWisconsin; Michigan,"

in Farm Labor Organizing, New York, New York, pp.59-61, (July).

O'Brien, Robert W.1954 Cleveland Puerto Rican Survey Tabulations, Cleveland:

Nationalities Services Center of Cleveland and OhioWesleyan University, Sociology Department.

O'Brien, Robert W.1954 A Survey of the Puerto Ricans in Lorain, Chio, Lorain:

Neighborhood House Association of Lorain, (85 pp.)

Paz, Frank X.1948 Mexican-Americans in Chicago. Chicago, Chicago Council

of Social Agencies.

Poverty Spurs Ecumenism1965 "Poverty Spur,.... Ecumenism; Michigan Council of Churches

and the Michigan Catholic Conference Cooperate,"America, Vol. 112:475 (April 10).

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Prensa Libre1971 Calaveras y Esqueletos de Prensa Libre, (ed.) Penaloza

y Campos, 5th Edition, Chicago, Illinois, T. 29(November 2). Publicaciones Calaveras c/o Prensa Libre314 West Superior, Chicago, Illinois 60610-500 ea.

Price, Daniel O.1971 "Rural to Urban Migration of Mexican Americans, Negroes,

and Anglos," in International Migration Review, Vol. 5November 3, Fall, pip. 281=751.- Chicago Sample

Reul, Myrtle R.1967 Socio-Cultural Patterns Among Michigan Migrant Farm

Workers. Rural Manpower Center, Special Paper No.2, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan(July).

Rios, Santiago (chairman of Drafting Committee)1970 Proposal for La Raza Unida of Michigan, (To Ford

Foundation) La Raza Unida, Lansing, Michigan, September,1970, 11 pp. (Xerox copy).

Rodriguez-Cano, Felipe1966 An Analysis of the Mexican American Migrant Labor Force

in the Stockbridge Area, Department of Sociology, MichiganState University, East Lansing, Michigan, pp. 97 (availablethrough ERIC).

Rodriguez, Norma E. and James X. Boyle1962 "Opportunity Classes Help Spanish-Speaking Pupils,"

Chicago Schools Journal, Vol. 43:228-231, (February).

Rowe, J.Z. and Kohlmeyer, J.B.1949 Migrant Farm Labor in Indiana. Agricultural Experiment

Station Bulletin 543. Lafayette, Indiana: PurdueUniversity.

Saldana, Nancy1969 Mexican-Americans in the Midwest: An Annotated

Bibliography, Rural Manpower Center, Special Report,No. 10, Michigan State University, East Lansing,Michigan, pp. 1-60 (July).

Samora, Julian and Lamanna, Richard A.1967 Mexican Americans in a Midwest Metropolis: A Study of

East Chicago, Mexican American Study Project, AdvanceReport 8, Graduate School of Business Administration,University of California, Los Angeles, pp. i+1-64.(July).

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Senior, Clarence1954 "Puerto Rican Dispersion in the United States,"

Social Problems, Vol. 2, No. 293-99 (October).

Shannon, Lyle W.1960-1970 The Economic Absorption and Cultural Integration

of Immigrant Workers in Racine: An Overview ofthe Study from a Historical Viewpoint and a Commenton the Ecological Distribution of Minority Groupscirca 1960-1970.

Shannon, Lyle W. and Krass, Elaine M.1964 "The Economic Absorption of In-migrant Laborers in a

Northern Industrial Community," in The American Journalof Economics and Sociology, Vol. 23, No. 1:65-84(Januarys'.

Shannon, Lyle W. and Lettau, Kathryn1963 "Measuring the Adjustment of Immigrant Laborers,"

in Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, pp. 139-148,(September).

Shannon, Lyle W. and McKim, Judith1973 Mexican-American, Negro, and Anglo Differentials in

Labor Force Participation in a Midwestern Community,Mimeographed, 1973, 29 pp.

Shannon, Lyle1961 "Occupational and Residential Adjustment of Rural

Migrants," in Labor Mobility and Population inAgriculture, Iowa State University, Center forAgricultural and Economic Adjustment, Iowa StateUniversity Press, Ames, Iowa, pp. 122-150.

Shannon, Lyle and Morgan, Patricia1966 "The Prediction of Economic Absorption and Cultural

Integration Among Mexican Americans, Negroes, andAnglos in a Northern Industrial Community," in HumanOrganization, Vol. 25, No. 2:154-162 (Summer).

Shannon, Lyle W.1968 "The Study of Migrants as Members of Social Systems,"

in June Helm, (ed.), Spanish-Speaking People in theUnited States, Proceedings of the 1968 Annual SpringMeeting of the American Ethnological Society, Universityof Tlashington Press, Seattle, pp. 34-64.

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Sickels, Alice L. and Henry L. Sickels1935 The Mexican Nationality Community in St. Paul in

February, 1935. St. Paull (Minnesota) International

Institute.

Skendzel, Eduardo Adam1961 'La Colonia Mexicana en Detroit.' (UNPUPLISHED) Master's

Thesis, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.

Soriano, Jesse n. and McClafferty, James1969 "Spanish Speakers of the Midwest,' in Foreign Language

Annals, Vol. 2, #3,(March) 21 pp.-mimeographed.

Spoor, May J.1925 "Work with the Mexican Groups' (Kansas City, Missouri),

in Eleventh National Conference of Catholic Charities --ProCe-Pdings, pp. ZIS-zl.

State or. michigan1960 pinal ReporL-Governor's Task Force on Migrant Labor,

Michigan Mimeograph copy, pp. 28, (October).

State of Michigan1969 Michigan, 1969, Farm Labor and Rural NanFower Post

Season Report, Michigan Employment Security Commission,Central Office Manpower Division, Detroit, Michigan,pp. 45.

State of Michigan1969 Migrant Services Directory, Guia de Servicios para los

Obreros en las Cosechas en Michigan, Michigan EconomicOpportunity Office, Compiled by Ed. Frey, Jr., MichiganState University, School of Social Work, pp. 44.

State of Michigan1969 Report and Recommendations on the Status of Migratory

Farm Labor in Michigan, 1968, Civil Rights Commission,Lansing, Michigan.

Sullenherger, T. Earl1924 The Mexican Population of Omaha," (Nebraska), Journal

of Applied Sociology, Vol. 88289-293, (March-April).

The Task Force on Spanish-Speaking Affairs1972 Data on the Spanish-Speaking Population of Suburban

CU-Or-County, Illinois, Cook County Office of FconomicOpportunity (Planning Department), pp i+1-24, Mimeographcopy, (December 15).

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Taylor, Paul S.1930 "Employment of Mexicans in Chicago and the Calumet

Region," Journal of American Statistical Association,Vol. 25:206-207 (June).

Taylor, Paul1932 Mexican Labor in the United States-Chicago and The

Calumet Region, University of California Publicationsin Economics, University of California Press, Berkeley,California, Vol. 7, No. 2:25-284, (March 31).

Texas State Employment Service (J.H. Bond and Robert McKinely)1941 "Report on the nigration of Mexican Labor from Texas

to the Sugar Beet Fields," in Interstate MigrationHearings, House Fearings, Part 5, 76th Congress, 3rd.Session, pp. 1845-1859.

Thadden, J.F.1942 Migratory Beet Workers in Michigan. Agricultural Ex-

periment Station Special Bulletin, No. 319, MichiganState University.

Thomas, Donald R.1961 Determining an Effective P'ducational Program for

Children of Migratory Workers in Wisconsin, Phase I,Madison, The University of Wisconsin.

Thomas, Sister Mary Eloise1960 "A Study of the Causes and Consequences of the Economic

Status of Migratory Farm Workers in Illinois, Indiana,Michigan, and Wisconsin, 1940-1958." Ph'D. Dissertation,University of Notre Dame (June).

United Migrants for Opportunity, Inc.1969 A Compendium of College Student Employee Final Reports

Pertaining to: Conditions and Problems of MigrantAgricultural Labor in Dlichigan Mt. Pleasant, Michiganpp. 1-36, (Mimeograph copy).

United States Bureau of Labor Standards1956 "Migratory Agricultural Labor in Indiana, 1956," and

"Indiana,: Map of Counties Employment MigratoryAgricultural Family Labor, Washington, D.C. Processed.

Mated states Bureau of the Census1932 Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930, Bureau

of tFie Census, U.S. Government Printing Office,Washington.

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United States Bureau of the Census (Continued)

(1) Population Volume 111-1932- Reports by States, Showing the Composition andCharacteristics of the Population for Counties,Cities, and Townships or other Minor Civil Divisions.

(2) Population Volume 11-1933- General Report, Statistics by Subjects.

(3) Agricniture, Volume IV -1932General Report, Statistics by Subjects,"Statistics by Race of Farm Operator".

(4) Population Volume V-1933- Report on Occupations, (general).

(Tables 4, 8, 12, 13, 18)

United States Bureau of the Census1972 Census Tracts Reports, Census of Population and

Housing: 1970, Final Reports PHC (1), U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, Washington, D.C. (Reports publishedfor SMSA's in Midwest include data on Persons ofSpanish Language.

- Table P-2 Social Characteristics of the Population: 1970- Table P-7 General and Social Characteristics ofPersons of Spanish Language: 1970

- Table P-8 Economic Characteristics of Persons ofSpanish Language: 1970.

- Table H-5 Characteristics of Housing Units withHousehold Head of Spanish Language: 1970.

United States Bureau of the Census1972 Detailed Characteristics, Census of the Population:

1970, Final Reports, PC (1)-D, U.S. Government PrintingOffice, Washington, D.C.

United States Bureau of the Census1972 General Social and Economic Characteristics, Census

of Population: 1970, PC (1)-C, U.S. Government PrintingOffice, Washington, D.C.

United States Bureau of the Census1972 Housing Characteristics for States, Cities, and Counties,

Census_ of Housing: 1970, Vol. 1, U.S. GovernmentFririting office, OiihEiciton, D.C. (15 tables. Table 69-83)

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United States Bureau of the Census1973 Lifetime and necent migration, Census of Population,

1970, Subject Report, Final Report PC (2)-2D, U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.

- Table 1-Place of Birth and. State of Residence in1965 and 1970 of the Population 5 years Old andOver by age, sex, race, and Spanish Heritage- 1970

- Table 8-Division of Residence in 1970 and 1965 by Di-vision of Birth for the Total Tegro, and Spanish- -Heritage Population 5 Years Old and Over by Sex' 1970.

United States Bureau of the Census1972 Metropolitan Housing Characteristics, Census of

Housing. 1970, Final Reports HC (21 (StandardMetropolitan Statistical Areas) (8 Tables; Tables019 to 26 are shown if an area has 25,000 or morepopulation of Spanish language).

United States Bureau of the Census1973 Persons of Spanish Ancestry, Supplementary Report,

1970 Census of the Population, PC (S1) -30, (Feb.),U.S. Government Printing office, Vashington, D.C.24 pp.

United States Bureau of the Census1972 Population and Housing Characteristics for the United

States, by State: 1970, Supplementary Report, 1970Census of the Population, P.C.(S1)-29 (Dec.), U.S.Government Printing Office, vrashington, D.C.(Table P-2, P-7, P-8, H-5).

United States Congress1961 Extension of !lexican Farm Labor Program, Hearings

before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Agricultureand Forestry, United States Senate, 87 Congress, 1stSession, U.S. Government Printing Office, rTashington,D.C.

- Statement of Max C. Henderson, Executive SecretaryTreasurer, Michigan Field Crops, Saginaw, Michigan(pp. 93-103) (Use of Bracero Labor in Michigan)

- Statement of Herbert Turner, National Pickle GrowersAssociation, Saginaw, rlichigan (pp. 135-140)

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NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, AND PERIODICALSIN THE MIDWEST

Adelante, 2919 Summit St., Kansad City, Mo. 64108.Magazine, (Discontinued)

Adelante Raza, C/O La Raza, Inc., 1825 North McDonaldSt., Appleton, Wisconsin 54911, Monthly Newspaper.

Columnas, 418 Main, Davenport, Iowa 52801, Newspaper,(Discontinued)

Dessarraigados (Los), P.O. Box 606, Notre Dame, Ind.46556, MCLR Barrio Communications Project, MonthlyNewspaper.

Division for the Spanish Speaking Newsletter, Departmentof Social Development, Miawest Regional Office, U.S.Catholic Conference, 915 N. Washington, Lansing,Michigan (Editor-Ruben Alfarro).

Entrelineas, P.O. Pox 2566, Kansas City, No. 64142.Quarterly Magazine.

Grito (El), P.O. Box D, East Chicago, Indiana 46312,Al Solis, Editor. Newspaper.

Guardia (La), 805 S. 5th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,53204, Monthly Newspaper.

Informador (El), 1510 W. 18th St., Chicago, Illinois,60608. Weekly Newspaper.

Joaquin, 919 Fairfield, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802,Discontinued, Jose Juarez (Editor), Newspaper.

Laberinto (El), Chicano, Indian-American Center,115 N. Clinton St., (University of Iowa) Iowa City, Iowa52240. Regularly Newsletter.

Lado, 2353 W. North Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60622,Discontinued, Newspaper.

Liberacion, 728 W. 17th P1., Chicago, Illinois 60616,Carlos Heredia (Editor), pi-Monthly Magazine.