Daniel Sutherland Anthony Papers 1942-1976.

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Anthony, Daniel S. Daniel Sutherland Anthony Papers 1942-1976.

Daniel Sutherland Anthony Papers 1942-1976.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/248526782

This collection includes administrative records and correspondence of Daniel S. Anthony pertaining to his work with the U.S. Department of War, the Muncie Community Discussion Council and the Newark Human Rights Commission. Mr. Anthony's work with the U.S. Department of War outlines the army's counselor training program including histories of how the program was initially developed and a lot of Department material pertains to the personal service records of Mr. Anthony. The records of the National Institute of Social Relations, Inc. basically relate to the activities of the Muncie Community Discussion Council in the period when Mr. Anthony was director. Important material exists relating to racial and ethnic discrimination, Red-baiting and anti-communist activity. Additional important material is included on the Newark Human Rights Commission for the period 1952- 1963 relating to the conflict on matters of policy of the Addonizio administration between the mayor, certain members of his staff, and Commission director Anthony. The records relate to civilian review boards, police brutality and minority hiring in the building trade unions. Certain materials cover the development of the commission in the early 1950's when it was called the Mayor's Commission on Group Relations. Other items included Mr. Anthony's activities at Rutgers University in the area of human relations and urban renewal and his work in handwriting analysis.

0.96 lin. ft. (12 files)

Newark Public Library, Main Library