doi:10.7916/d8-803d-3x58Oral history interview with Rutherford and Mildred Stevens 1991Stevens, Rutherfordoral historiessound recordingssound recording - nonmusicalPhysiciansPsychiatric clinics--New York (State)Child psychiatryChild psychotherapyStevens, RutherfordStevens, MildredClark, KennethNorthside Center for Child DevelopmentMenninger Clinic PsychoanalysisUnited States. Army. Race relationsUnited States. Army Racial integrationEarly childhood and education, Philadelphia; B.A., Howard University, 932; M.D., Howard University, 1939; Officer, World War II, 1939-1945; difficulty in obtaining Medical Officer status because of race; Medical Officer, 1941-1945; Army Neuropsychiatric Consultation program; early Army integration efforts; Menninger's Psychiatric Clinic, early experiences: psychoanalysis, work with patients; move to New York: private practice; Northside Center for Child Development [Northside]: lack of interest in out-patient psychiatry after World War II, attitudes toward psychiatry of blacks and whites, attitudes of Kenneth Clark and others toward analysis, lay therapists; meeting of prospective spouse at Northside; work with children at Northside; Northside's lack of size, resources; Mildred Stevens' recollections of early Northside's diversity, high ideals; Northside's reputation; shared recollections of various children.