Political Activities and City of New York Affairs

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{"value"=>"<p>The Political Activities and City of New York Affairs series 1925-1964, includes an article Walton wrote on capitalizing \"N\" in the word Negro, press releases and correspondence pertaining to the Atlanta based Commission on Interracial Cooperation, the President's Committee on Fair Employment Practice and material regarding African Americans during World War II, correspondence with New York City's Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Walton's activities in Democratic Party campaigns, which includes substantial correspondence with James A. Farley.</p> <p>The subseries New York City Commission on Human Rights,1955-1965, includes records pertaining to the establishment of the Commission, reports, minutes of meetings, press releases, newsletters, and material regarding discrimination in housing, including reports and transcripts of hearings. News clippings deal with Walton's 1965 retirement from the Commission.</p>"}

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  1. Commission on Interracial Cooperation
  2. Minutes of meeting re housing issues in New York City
  3. Walton's article re capitalizing "N" in Negro
  4. Democratic Party
  5. Democratic Party
  6. Democratic Party
  7. Democratic Party
  8. Democratic Party -- Mayor Vincent R. Impelliteri
  9. Democratic Party -- James A. Farley
  10. Democratic Party -- Robert F. Wagner
  11. Dinner in honor of Mayor Robert F. Wagner
  12. President's Committee on Fair Employment Practice -- Blacks during World War II
  13. City of New York affairs
  14. Address delivered by Walton, "Our Role in World Affairs,"
  15. New York City Commission on Human Rights [19/1]