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Subjects discussed include Unemployed Teachers Assoication, trade unionism history, and the NLB.

Subjects discussed include Teachers Guild in 1950s and the UFT in 1960.

Subjects discussed include merger, UFT organizing, and the 1962 election

Discussion of the UFT in late 1960s-1980s.

Subjects discussed include socialism, the UFT and Vietnam, John Dewey, the American Federation of Teachers, and the Communist Party.

Some static heard occaisionally throughout

Subjects discussed include budget office during the 1940s-60s, strike, fiscal budget, mayoralty, and the labor movies of the 1980s.

Subjects discussed include collective bargaining, Al Shanker, picketing, organizing the UFT, and democracy.

Subjects discussed include colleagues' resistance to organizing and Al Shanker.

Subjects discussed include Communist opposition, presidencies, collective bargaining, AFT history, strike, and merger.

Subjects discussed include criticism of Linville-Lefkowitz group, union relation to larger community, and the executive director of Liberal Party.

Subjects discussed include the Teachers Guild's evolution and strike, bargaining coalition, and the evolution of the UFT.

Subjects discussed include socialism, Communism, restructuring the union in 1935, David Selden, and Al Shanker

Subjects discussed include teaching, strikes, decentralization, and the UFT financial crisis of the 1970s.

Subjects discussed include organizing the Teachers Guild, the UFT's origins, and strike efficacy.

Friedman discusses his life as a socialist.

Subjects discussed include socialism, elitism, and grievances.

Subjects discussed include organizing the Teachers Guild and the UFT and socialism.

Subjects discussed include the Linville administration, the Great Depression, militant activities in the 1940s, collective bargaining, and integration.

Interview includes discussion of Jamaica Evening High strike.

Subjects discussed include collective bargaining and grievance activity.

Interview includes discussion of Teachers Guild in the 1950s.

Subjects discussed include socialism, Communism, democratization committee, and consulting work.

Subjects discussed include integration, Congress of Racial Equality, and the Career Ladder Program.

Subjects discussed include segregation, World War II, and joining the UFT.

Subjects discussed include socialism in 1920s, factionalism, the progressive caucus, the Dewey Commission, the CIO, and militancy in the 1950s.

Two folders of contextual documents created by the UFT or otherwise pertaining to labor or teaching. One folder pertains to interviewee Louis Hay.

Subjects discussed include Communism in UFT and Dewey.

Subjects discussed include collective bargaining, Al Shanker, and the Special Education Program.

Interview with Steve Cole.

Subjects discussed include eligibles committee and collective bargaining.

Subjects discussed include socialism, community college movement, and collective bargaining.

Subjects discussed include 1950s generation and organization.

Subjects discussed include UFT organization, caucus, politics, and CAR.

Subjects discussed include the Teachers Guild and the UFT from 1947 to 1971.

Subjects discussed include organizing the Teachers Guild, Communists in school, "business union," and bargaining.

Subjects discussed include teaching during the 1940s through 1950s, salary, collective bargaining, strike, and supervising the in union.

Subjects discussed include activities from 1939 to 1960 and paraprofessionals.

Subjects include joining union during the 1950s, decentralization, demonstration districts, and Ocean Hill-Brownsville.

Subjects include organizing in the 1960s, Vietnam, and paraprofessionals.

Subjects discussed include the High School Teachers Association, a 1959 strike, and merger.

Subjects discussed include the Teachers Guild in the 1950s, merger, and bargaining.

Subjects discussed include the creation of the UFT, merger, goals, and strikes.

Subjects discussed include socialism, Communism and unions, assimilation, and paraprofessionals.

Subjects discussed include organizing the Teachers Guild and the Ocean Hill-Brownsville Strike

Recording of UFT Event.

Subjects discussed include new teachers' union negotiations and struggles with Board of Education.

Interview by Neil M. Cowan.

Audio on most of the access CDs has a muted/compressed sound which is often associated with multiple duplications. Tape #59E, which was transferred to CD #59E, had sticky shed syndrome and this defect has been carried over from the master to the access copy.

Discussion includes comparison of the trade teacher versus the academic teacher.

Subjects discussed include socialism, the Parent Teachers Association, the United Parents Association, the Public Education Association, and Al Shanker.

Subjects discussed include socialism, the United Parents Organization, and the Board of Education secretary.

Subjects discussed include socialism, unionizing, Communism, radicalism during the Great Depression, Linville, the 1935 split of the Teachers Union and Teachers Guild, and AFT presidents.

Subjects discussed include Communism during the 1950s, federal aid, segregation, and integration.

Subjects discussed include substitute teaching and union motivation.

Subjects discussed include socialism, collective bargaining, and Al Shanker.

Subjects discussed include relationship with the Teachers Movement, Communist witch-hunt, trade union community, and the history of liberalism.

Subjects discussed include union activity during the 1930s, Wallach, and anti-Communist witch-hunts.

Subjects discussed include Communism, decentralization, and the Retired Teachers Chapter.

Subjects discussed include Communism, pacifism, and the Soviet Union.