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Sipavis discusses office work as well as the social life and activities of the people in the accounts payable office during the War.[abstract and tape, 80 min., interview by her husband at OH 6.5]

He discusses Wurlitzer from middle management viewpoint, as a foreman in the aircraft department, and later as an inspector.  Production methods are also described. [abstract and tape, 50 min]

Miller oversaw plant operations, except for the proximity fuse.  He also discusses production methods. [abstract and tape, 40 minutes]

At Wurlitzer from 1935 until 1981, Anderson tells of his musical background and the inventions he patented which improved production of Wurlitzer musical instruments, and for the war effort.  He also gives insights into social life and wartime attitudes.[abstract and 2 tapes, 135 minutes]

Before the war Duffy worked as a tone regulator, and in the mailroom, during the war she was in the blueprint department.  She also discusses the raise in wartime wages, and the 1942 strike. [abstract and tape, 60 minutes]

Lou worked in the piano and accordion departments before the war, but during the war she made army cots. Bill worked at Wurlitzer before and after serving in WW II.  Both Lou and Bill discuss company sponsored activities and security methods. [abstract and tape, 68 minutes]