Universal Negro Improvement Association records
Subtitle: 1921-1986
Publisher: Scholarly Resources
Published: 199u
Place of publication: Wilmington, Del.
Language: eng
Format: [microform]
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Archives; African Americans; Employment; History; Sources; Race identity; Black people; Universal Negro Improvement Association
Work titles: Records
Description: Correspondence, reports, conference proceedings, speeches, minute and ledger books, membership certificates, and much more relating to the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Founded by Marcus Garvey in 1914 as a philanthropic and fraternal ogranization to promote pan-Africanism, the UNIA developed into a radical political group that advocated repatriation to Africa, among other things. The major portion of this collection dates from the period 1940-1950.
Notes: Microfilmed in 1987 at the Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland, Ohio.

Typescript guide to the entire collection filmed at the beginning of each reel.
Table of contents: title: Reel 1. Constitution to Correspondence; title: reel 2. Correspondence (cont'd); title: reel 3. Correspondence (cont'd); title: reel 4. Correspondence (cont'd) to Record Book; title: reel 5. Correspondence Sec. Gen. to Daily Reports; title: reel 6. Daily Reports (cont'd) to Gibson Notebook; title: reel 7. Gibson Notebook (cont'd) to Correspondence; title: reel 8. Correspondence (cont'd) to Ledger Books; title: reel 9. Ledger Books (1942-1956); title: reel 10. Ledger Books to Misc.; title: reel 11. Misc. (cont'd) to Tenant Book; title: reel 12. Minute Book to Rent Receipts; title: reel 13. Rent Receipts (cont'd); title: reel 14. Rent Receipts (cont'd) to Misc. Records; title: reel 15. "Black Man" to Dues Book; title: reel 16. Dues Book to Misc. Photographs.