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Tags: A. Philip Randolph, Adlai E. Stevenson, Albert G. Meyer, Albert S. Coolidge, Alfred B. Lewis, Annandale Virginia, Arthur E. Morgan, Arthur G. Falls, Benjamin J. Anderson, Catherine B. Wurster, Charles Abrams, Charles S. Zimmerman, Civil Rights, Clarence E. Pickett, David H. Scull, Dean Chamberlin, Deerfield Building Code, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Attorney, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Park District Superintendent, Deerfield Village Manager, Donald Harrington, Dorothy L. Height, Edward D. Hollander, Edward P. Eichler, Edward P. Morgan, Edwin T. Dahlberg, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eminent Domain, Floral Park Model Homes, Floral Park Subdivision, Frances Levenson, Frank C. Montero, Frank S. Loescher, Franklin H. Williams, Frederick D. Patterson, George E. Otto, George J. Ritter, George M. Johnson, Gordon W. Allport, Henry Hitt Crane, Homer A. Jack, Housing Segregation, Howard Hoosin, Howard Thurman, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Irving Jay Fain, Jackie Robinson, Jacob K. Javits, James A. Pike, Jerry Voorhis, John H. Wheeler, John J. O'Connor, John P. Morris, John W. Hunt, Joseph F. Rosenfield, Joseph S. Clark Jr., Joseph Samuel Perry, Kivie Kaplan, Lake County Circuit Court, Land Condemnation, Lee F. Johnson, Leonard G. Haeger, Lewis M. Hoskins, Lloyd K. Garrison, Loren Miller, Malcolm E. Peabody, Marietta Tree, Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Meyerson, Maurice N. Eisendrath, Max Delson, Max Weinrib, Maynard C. Krueger, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, Morton S. Grossman, Newsletter, Newton N. Minow, Norman Thomas, Orville L. Freeman, Oscar Hammerstein II, Park Referendum, Patrick Murphy Malin, Pear Tree Subdivision, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Philip M. Klutznick, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Richard G. Kahn, Robert C. Weaver, Rosa Keller, Roy Wilkins, School Integration, Sidney Hollander, Sophia Yarnall Jacobs, Stevenson Rifkind and Wirtz, Stringfellow Barr, Sumner A. Mills, Temporary Injunction, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Constitution, United States Federal District Court, Victor Gruen, W. Willard Wirtz, Western Springs Illinois, Western Springs Park District v. Falls, William C. Hooper, William H. Gray Jr., William H. Scheide, William L.C. Wheaton

Tags: Benjamin J. Anderson, Bill Robertson, Boy Scouts of America, Brotherly Love, Christianity, Concord Park Subdivision, Deerfield Integration, District of Columbia, English, Episcopal Church, Equal Opportunity in Housing, Ethical Culture, First Presbyterian Church, Frances W. Saunders, French, George E. Otto, Ghana, Greenbelt Knoll Subdivision, Human Relations, Human Rights, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, John R. Bodo, Judaism, Magazine Article, Maplecrest Subdivision, Methodist Church, Modern Community Developers Inc., Modern Community Developers Inc. Board of Directors, Morris Milgram, Mrs. Benjamin J. Anderson, National Broadcasting Company (NBC), Neighborhood Integration, Open Occupancy Housing, Open Occupancy Housing Policy, Operation Neighborliness, Panic Selling, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, Presbyterian Life, Princeton New Jersey, Princeton New Jersey Housing Group, Property Values, Property Values and Race, Protestantism, Quakers, Religious Response to Integration, Resale Agreements, Roman Catholic Church, San Francisco California, San Francisco Seminary, The Housing Group, Unitarian Church, Witherspoon Presbyterian Church

Tags: Americanism, Benjamin J. Anderson, Chicago Area Suburbs, Chicago Daily News, Deerfield Integration, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Leonard Newton, M.W. Newman, Maplecrest Subdivision, Morris Milgram, New Jersey, New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, New Jersey State Deputy Attorney General, New York City New York, Newspaper Article, Panic Selling, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, Princeton New Jersey, Property Values, Property Values and Race, Racial Segregation, Thomas Cook

Tags: 4th Assembly District Bronx New York, A. Philip Randolph, A.J. Muste, ABCs of Scapegoating, Action for World Federation, Adlai E. Stevenson, AFL-CIO Committee on Civil Rights, Albert S. Coolidge, Alfred B. Lewis, American Association of Scientific Workers, American Baptist Church, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born, American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, American Committee on Africa, American Communist Party, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), American Friends of Spanish Democracy, American Friends Service Committee, American League Against War and Fascism, American League for Peace and Democracy, American Peace Crusade, American Society of Friends, American Student Union, American Youth Congress, Arthur E. Morgan, Averell Harriman Equal Housing Opportunity Award, B'nai Brith, Baltimore Maryland, Benjamin J. Anderson, Boston Massachusetts, Brotherhood of Sleeping-Car Porters, Brotherhood Week, California, Carl Marzani, Catherine B. Wurster, Central YMCA College, Charles Abrams, Charles Aimmerman, Charles S. Zimmerman, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Illinois, Chock Full O'Nuts, Christianity, Church Peace Mission, Citizens Committee to Free Earl Browder, Civil Rights, Clarence E. Pickett, Clark Smith, Class Struggle, Clemency Appeal for Green and Winston, Communism, Community Church, Concord Park Subdivision, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Congressional Investigations, Congressional Record, Connecticut, CORE-Lator Newsletter, Council for Pan American Democracy, Daily Worker, Dave Meade, David H. Scull, Dean Chamberlin, Delaware, Donald Harrington, Dorothy L. Height, Durham North Carolina, Earl Browder, Edward D. Hollander, Edward P. Eichler, Edward P. Morgan, Edwin T. Dahlberg, Eleanor Roosevelt, Equal Opportunity in Housing, Equal Rights, Equality of Opportunity, Estrella Matos, Evanston Illinois, Expose Newspaper, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Federation of Architects Engineers Chemists and Technicians, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Forest W. Wolf, Fort Lauderdale Florida, Frances Levenson, Frank C. Montero, Frank S. Loescher, Franklin H. Williams, Frederick D. Patterson, Gene Weltfish, George J. Ritter, George M. Johnson, Gordon H. Scherer, Gordon W. Allport, Greater Boston Peace Strike Committee, Greater New York Urban League, Gus Hall, Harold J. Gibbons, Harvard University, Haverford Pennsylvania, Helen M. Wolf, Hell's Kitchen New York City, Henry Hitt Crane, Homer A. Jack, Hotel Jefferson, Hotel Savoy-Plaza, Housing Desegregation, Housing Integration, Housing Segregation, Howard Thurman, Humanitarianism, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, International Labor Defense, International Workers Order, Interracial Review, Iowa, J. Edgar Hoover, J.B. Matthews, Jackie Robinson, Jacob K. Javits, James O. Eastland, Jerry Voorhis, Jewish Labor Committee, Jim Peck, John H. Wheeler, John J. O'Connor, Joseph F. Rosenfield, Joseph McCarthy, Joseph S. Clark Jr., Joseph Stalin, Kenneth Coleman, Kivie Kaplan, Ku Klux Klan, League for Industrial Democracy, League for Mutual Aid, Lee F. Johnson, Leo K. Bishop, Leon Trotsky, Leonard G. Haeger, Lloyd K. Garrison, Lonnie Bennett, Loren Miller, Luis Carols Prestes, Luther Gordon, Marietta Tree, Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Meyerson, Marxism, Maryland, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Legislative Investigating Committee, Maurice N. Eisendrath, Max Delson, Maynard C. Krueger, Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Methodist Church, Minnesota, Minnesota Governor, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Modern Community Developers Inc. National Advisory Committee, Morris Milgram, Morton S. Grossman, Moscow Russia, Municipal Court 2nd District Manhattan, NAACP Committee of 100, NAACP Life Membership Committee, NAACP National Board, NAACP National Legal Committee, NAACP West Coast Regional Secretary Counsel, Nation Associates, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), National Citizens Political Action Committee, National Citizens Protective Association, National Committee to Win Amnesty for Smith Act Victims, National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ), National Council for a Permanent FEPC, National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, National Council of Churches, National Council of Negro Women, National Emergency Conference, National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, National Negro Congress, National Religion and Labor Foundation, National Sharecroppers Fund, National States Rights Party, National Student Union, National Urban League, National Urban League Annual Conference, National Urban League Board of Trustees, New York City New York, New York Post, New York State Commission Against Discrimination, Newsletter, Nikita Khrushchev, Norman Thomas, Orville L. Freeman, Patrick Murphy Malin, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Committee for Total Disarmament, Philadelphia Citizens Sponsoring Committee, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Urban League, Philip M. Klutznick, President of the United States, President's Conference of Major National Jewish Organizations, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Protestantism, Public School System, Public School Teachers, Quakers, Racial Animosity, Racial Integration, Racial Prejudice, Racial Segregation, Racism, Ramer Wooderson, Robert C. Weaver, Rosa Keller, Roy Wilkins, Rutgers University, Ruth Benedict, School Integration, Sidney Hollander, Socialism, Socialist Party, Sophia Yarnall Jacobs, Southern Negro Youth Congress, Soviet Union (USSR), St. Johns College, St. Louis Missouri, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Stalin Communists, Stalinism, Stockton California, Stringfellow Barr, Stuart E. Wallace, Student League for Democracy, Students for Federal World Government, Suburbanization, Sumner A. Mills, Teamsters Union, The Independent, The Races of Mankind, The Resolution of Inter-Group Tensions, The Thunderbolt Newsletter, Theodore Kheel, Trade Union Accident and Health Association, Trotskyite, Trotskyite Communists, Un-American Activities in California Report to the Legislature, Unitarian Church, United American Spanish Aid Committee, United May Day Committee, United States Attorney General, United States Department of Justice, United States House of Representatives, United States House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee, United States Senator, University of Chicago, University of Virginia, Victor Gruen, Washington Bookshop, Washington Committee to Lift the Spanish Embargo, Washington D.C., White American News Service, White Flight, William C. Hooper, William H. Scheide, William L.C. Wheaton, Workers Alliance, Workers Defense League, World Constitutional Convention

Tags: American Way, Benjamin J. Anderson, Brotherhood, Building Codes, Building Codes as a Legal Device to Ensure Segregation, Christian-Judaic Tradition, Christianity, Communism, Compilation, Concord Associates, Concord Associates Inc., Connecticut, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Copy, Dave Meade, Deerfield Building Code, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees President, Deerfield Village Meetings, Delaware, Equality of Opportunity, First Baptist Church, Fourth Ward Independent Voters of Illinois, George E. Otto, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Iowa, Joseph Samuel Perry, Joseph W. Koss, Judaism, Land Condemnation, Michigan, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, New York City New York, Newspaper Article, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Quakers, Racial Stereotypes, Religious Response to the Deerfield Integration Case, Witherspoon Presbyterian Church, Zoning Ordinances

Tags: American Friends Service Committee, Benjamin J. Anderson, Chicago Illinois, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act of 1866, Compilation, Copy, David H. Scull, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, George E. Otto, Germany, Greenwood Mississippi, Harold C. Lewis, Harold E. Fey, Housing Integration, Housing Segregation, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, Jack Mabley, Media Bias in Reporting, Midland Hotel, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, Nazism, Newspaper Article, North Shore Residents Association, Panic Moves, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Segregation, Segregationists, Suburbanization, The Christian Century, Thomas A. Casey, United States Federal District Court, White Citizens Councils, White Flight

Tags: Adlai E. Stevenson, Adrien L. Ringuette, Alabama Journal, American Freedom of Residence Fund, Augusta Courier, Augusta Georgia, Benjamin J. Anderson, Chicago Illinois, Co-Op Housing, Concord Park Subdivision, Confederate Flag, Confederate States of America, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Cross Burning, Deerfield American Legion Hall, Deerfield Citizens Committee, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Village Meetings, Deerfield Village Officials, Ed Randall, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eminent Domain, Evanston Illinois, First Unitarian Church of Evanston, Floral Park Subdivision, George E. Otto, George W. Grier, George Washington, Greenbelt Knoll Subdivision, Greenwood Mississippi, Harold C. Lewis, Homes Without Hate, Housing Integration, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, Jack D. Parker, James C. Mitchell, James O. Eastland, John W. Hunt, Joseph G. Powell, Joseph Samuel Perry, Joseph W. Koss, Ku Klux Klan, Marvin Weisbord, Max Weinrib, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Montgomery Alabama, Morris Milgram, New Jersey, New York, New York City New York, Norman Thomas, North Shore, North Shore Residents Association, Overt Racism, Paul V. Berggren, Pear Tree Subdivision, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Plessy v. Ferguson, Princeton New Jersey, Privately Developed Interracial Housing, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Quakers, Racial Quota System, Restrictive Covenant, Robert E. Bowen, Ross Allen Weston, Saul Bellow, Socialism, The Massive Wallop, The Progressive, Trevose Pennsylvania, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Circuit Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit, United States Constitution, United States Federal District Court, United States Supreme Court, Vandalism, Washington D.C., Waterbury Connecticut, White Citizens Councils, Wilmington Delaware, Workers Defense League

Tags: A. Philip Randolph, Adlai E. Stevenson, Albert S. Coolidge, Alfred B. Lewis, Arthur E. Morgan, Benjamin J. Anderson, Catherine B. Wurster, Charles Abrams, Charles S. Zimmerman, Clarence E. Pickett, Concord Park Subdivision, David H. Scull, Dean Chamberlin, Donald Harrington, Dorothy L. Height, Edward D. Hollander, Edward P. Eichler, Edward P. Morgan, Edwin T. Dahlberg, Eleanor Roosevelt, Equal Opportunity in Employment, Equal Opportunity in Housing, Equal Opportunity in Recreation, Equal Opportunity in Worship, Frances Levenson, Frank C. Montero, Frank S. Loescher, Franklin H. Williams, Frederick D. Patterson, George J. Ritter, George M. Johnson, Gordon W. Allport, Henry Hitt Crane, Homer A. Jack, Housing Industry, Housing Integration, Howard Thurman, Jackie Robinson, Jacob K. Javits, Jerry Voorhis, John H. Wheeler, John J. O'Connor, Joseph F. Rosenfield, Joseph S. Clark Jr., Kivie Kaplan, Lee F. Johnson, Leonard G. Haeger, Lloyd K. Garrison, Loren Miller, Marietta Tree, Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Meyerson, Maurice N. Eisendrath, Max Delson, Maynard C. Krueger, Modern Community Developers Inc., Modern Community Developers Inc. National Advisory Committee, Morris Milgram, Morton S. Grossman, New York City New York, Norman Thomas, Orville L. Freeman, Patrick Murphy Malin, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Philip M. Klutznick, Robert C. Weaver, Rosa Keller, Roy Wilkins, School Integration, Sidney Hollander, Sophia Yarnall Jacobs, Stringfellow Barr, Stuart E. Wallace, Sumner A. Mills, Victor Gruen, William C. Hooper, William H. Scheide, William L.C. Wheaton

Tags: Abner J. Mikva, American Freedom of Residence Fund, Arthur G. Falls, Benjamin J. Anderson, Cecil A. Partee, Charles Benton, Charles S. Zimmerman, Charlotte Bibb, Chicago Illinois, Daniel J. Healy, David H. McAlpin Jr., David H. Scull, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights Eleanor Roosevelt Reception Committee, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Dempsey Travis, Donald S. Frey, Donald S. Harrington, Donna Branion, Dorothy Branch, Dorothy S. Norman, Edward Crilly, Edward L. Greenfield, Edwin C. Berry, Eleanor Israel, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elinor Weeks Smith, Evanston Illinois, Frank C. Montero, Frank McCallister, George D. Cannon, Georgia Lloyd, Gertrude Loeb, Gwendolyn Minerbrook, Herman Herst Jr., Hilton Hanna, Homer A. Jack, Hotel Morrison, Illinois State Assembly, J. Francois Conte, James A. Pike, James B. Carey, James Farmer, James Jones, James L. Wright, Jewel S. Rogers, John Ducey, John Haynes Holmes, John N. Carmody, Joseph J. Seppi, Lee K. Thorp, Leon Despres, Leslie Bamberg, Lillian Lyman, Lisa Howard, Martin Luther King Jr., Max Weinrib, Mitchell Passovoy, Morris Bialis, Morris Milgram, Morris S. Novik, Morton Goldberg, Mrs. Charles Beckett, Mrs. David Rosenberg, Mrs. Earl B. Dickerson, Mrs. Elsworth Smith, Mrs. George McGibbons, Mrs. George Prince, Mrs. George W. Reed Jr., Mrs. James Woods, Mrs. Jewel Rogers, Mrs. Jodie Bernstein, Mrs. Julian Wilkins, Mrs. Kenneth I. Russ, Mrs. Leon Dickman, Mrs. Leonard Horwich, Mrs. Leslie Pennington, Mrs. Lester Dugas, Mrs. Louis Martin, Mrs. Millard Robbin, Mrs. Oneida Cockrell, Mrs. Oscar Brown, Mrs. P.C. Williams, Mrs. Randall Hilton, Mrs. Robert Lifton, Mrs. Walter Kowe, Mrs. William H. Scheide, Mrs. Wilmarth Ickes, N.O. Calloway, Nathan Schwartz, Norman Glick, Norman Thomas, Oscar Brown Jr., Patrick F. Crowley, Paul V. Berggren, Percy Julian, Ralph Helstein, Ray Gibbons, Richard A. Meyer, Robert A. Haber, Robert Cleland, Robert R. Nathan, Robert R. Taylor, Ross Allen Weston, Roy Wilkins, Russell Baker, Samuel Levin, Samuel Smith, Saul Bellow, T.M.R. Howard, Theodore Jones, United Automobile Workers of America AFL-CIO, Victor Reuther, Victor Reysa, Walker A. Jensen, Walker Smith, Wells D. Burnette, Welton Taylor, William H. Oliver, William J. Tullar, William J. Vanden Heuvel, William Kruskal, Willoughby Abner