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Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States

Note 347 — Chapter V · Disloyalty Charges Against Teachers Since 1917

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Instances of local friction tending to obscure the issues alleged to be involved frequently entered into the evidence presented in some of the trials. This was true in the trials of Schmalhausen, Schneer, and Mufson (see pages 116-120), where opposition to the so-called Whalen resolution for longer school hours was alleged by the defense to be a cause for their dismissal.

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