Box 2
Contains 137 Results:
Were Aiming Only at Reds, 1952
June 07, 1952. In the "red" hunt, the "American Legion and Catholic War Vets attack the NEA" gun shoots a soldier towards "academic freedom, NEA, Dean Lenz, the public schools, Mrs. Bethune and progressive education"
Both Democrats and Republicans turn their backs on the baby labeled taxes to pay for school services. [on the front is 381, on the back is 4737/1]
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Girl holds a sign reading Another homework assignment for YOU! For more and better new schools vote YES on amendment #4 [on the border is 129], 1959
October 24, 1959.
Solution, 1955
June 04, 1955. Man at a podium labeled "official voices, editorials, politicians" says "we must arrange to solve these pressing problems." With a sign reading "retardation increased delinquency tension language groups". Crowded freshman classroom, September 1955, with students standing has "the arrangement: high school class registers to increase in 1955-56 school year"
A man with a Salary Plan walks to the office of the Mayor through [illegible ision] Groups, T.I.C. Groups, School Groups, K-6B Groups, High School Groups, Boro-Wide Groups, Subject-Matter Groups, Vocational Groups
[penciled on the back "used"]
In Need of a Helping Hand, 1961
March 11, 1961. The large hand of "Federal Aid 1961" reaches down to a child with arms raised.
One Roadblock Removed, 1961
October 28, 1961. At the turn of a path marked "to CB" a man pushes a bolder labeled "Interference with freedom to campaign"
In three frames. A finger beckons a turkey. The turkey has a dog tag tossed around its neck. The hand wielding a hatchet swings at the turkey which dodges.
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
[Border reads in the good old budget time]
On a theatrical stage the Act is indicated as "Ye same olde budget time Act", a banner "Pay raise for teachers" tops the stage, and three dancing men "BD of ED., The City, and the State" all point at each other.
Under a large question mark is The future for education.
Below it 2 men claim credit for success "What a wonderful job we've done for education" "No, no, it was really us, we did it, we are" [on the border it says "Almost lost in the storm"]