Oral history interview with Stanton Smith [transcript]

Title: Oral history interview with Stanton Smith [transcript]
Description: Stanton Everett Smith (29 Aug 1905-16 Nov 1998), discusses his career as union organizer and leader, including the organization of the American Federation of Teachers' locals in Chattanooga; the activities, changes, developments, and political role of the labor movement from the 1930s to date on both the local and national levels; relates cases, purposes, etc., of the American Civil Liberties Union of which he was an active member, as well as his interests in various community organizations; touches on early Chattanooga political practices.

Note that this recording could not be digitized due to condition; only the transcript is available digitally.
Interviewee: Smith, Stanton E. (Stanton Everett), 1905-
Interviewer: Bradley, Norman, 1913-2004
Extent: 3 audiocassettes (3 hours, 5 minutes); 1 transcript (58 pages)
Collection: Chattanooga Public Library Oral History Collection
Subject: American Federation of Teachers; American Civil Liberties Union; Labor movement -- Tennessee -- Hamilton County; Chattanooga (Tenn.) -- Politics and government; Labor unions; Smith, Stanton E. (Stanton Everett), 1905-
Rights: No Copyright
Bibliographic Citation: Oral History Collection. Chattanooga Public Library.
Relation: Index to the Oral History Collection
Identifier: OHP 24
Type: Text
Language: English

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