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"They Look Exactly Like Modern Republicans to Me!"
(political cartoon)
Date: (?)
Author: Gib Crockett
Published in: Washington Star
Content: Comments upon Alcorn's perception of Jenner, Malone, and McCarthy.
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"Ford Urges Chinese Trade"
Date: January 29, 1957
Author: (?)
Published in: Washington Daily News
Content: Reports the claim of Henry Ford II who told auto dealers that
U.S. trade with China might help the Chinese rid themselves of Communism.
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"It Was No Error: McCarthy Uninvited to White House
Fete "
Date: March 8, 1957
Author: (?)
Published in: The Washington Daily News
Content: Reports that the Eisenhower administration snubbed McCarthy by
inviting to the White House for the second time every Senator except McCarthy.
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"Lincoln Day Talks Hail 'Modern GOP'"
Date: February 1957
Author: Robert C. Albright
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Reports and discusses the various definitions of "Modern
Republicanism" which were given at Lincoln Day speeches across the
country.
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"'Bird Dog' Charlie has a Million of 'Em It Seems"
Date: January 30, 1957
Author: Henry N. Taylor
Published in: (?)
Content: Recounts silly quotes made by several politicians, including
'Bird Dog' Charlie Wilson, the Defense Secretary.
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"Teacher's Union Involves Others in Fundraising"
Date: May 14, 1955
Author: Mark Hanifin
Published in: The Tablet (page 1)
Content: Reports the controversy which has erupted over a proposed resolution
before the Board of Education authorizing Superintendent of Schools William
Jansen to query teachers and supervisors concerning past Communist Party
affiliations. The resolution was adamantly opposed by the Teachers Union.
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"Matter of Fact"
Date: February 13, 1957
Author: Joseph Alsop
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Relates a discussion held between Alsop and Comrade Laza Ivanovich
Popov concerning the connection between the Soviet government and industry.
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"Reno Publisher Brands Greenspun Attack 'Damn Lie'"
Date: October 22, 1952
Author: (?)
Published in: Las Vegas Review Journal
Content: Reports that Joe McDonald, a veteran Reno newspaper publisher,
referred to Herman "Hank" Greenspun, a Las Vegas newspaperman,
as a "damn liar" for comments he made to the effect that McDonald
used political connections to get himself out of a Japanese war prisoner
camp during World War II while other less fortunate American soldiers
suffered.
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"The Washington Post and Times Herald"
(clipping with two articles)
Date: January 11, 1955
Article #1: "Trial Opens for Red Leader Accused of Giving False Data"
Author: (?)
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Announces the beginning of the trial of Louis Weinstock, described
by the Justice department as a "top Communist leader," for allegedly
making false statements to the Subversive Activities Control Board in
June 1953.
Article #2: "Defense Plants Have Reds, Reports Say"
Author: John Chadwick
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Reports the announcement of the Senate Investigations Subcommittee
that the Communist Party has successfully infiltrated the United States'
national defense industry.
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"Austrian Hatred Of Soviet Helps American Propaganda"
Date: May 31, 1955
Author: Howard Norton
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Explains that Austrian hatred of Russia has bolstered American
popularity in Austria.
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"Citizens Group Calls of Easing Restrictions on Red
Companies " (attached is a pamphlet entitled "More Trade - Less
Aid" and an article from Human Events entitled "Trade
Not Aid")
Date: January 10, 19--
Author: (?)
Published in: The New York Times
Content: Reports the petition of several prominent Americans that, with
some exceptions, trade restrictions on Communist nations be lifted.
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"Swiss Papers Accuse"
Date: March 26, 1955
Author: (?)
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Reports the claim of two influential Swiss newspapers that there
exists a letter from the late President Roosevelt making demands on Switzerland
similar to demands made by Stalin upon his allies.
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"'Brainwashed' Pair To Get Passports"
Date: March 2, 1955
Author: (?)
Published in: The Evening Star
Content: Reports that Mrs. Adele Austin rickett and Malcolm Bersohn are
being issued passports to return to the United States after being released
from years of imprisonment in Communist China.
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"The End of the Road - Us"
Date: June 3, 1954
Author: John Fox
Published in: The Boston Post
Content: Expounds upon the claims that the two immediate results of Communist
takeovers of countries are that all the women between the ages of twelve
and seventy-two are raped and all clergymen of every denomination are
executed.
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"US Dollars Being Invested in Peru Boom"
Date: May 26, 1955
Author: A.T. Steele
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Reports that the United States is contributing greatly to the
economic boom taking place in Peru.
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"Massachusetts Report Links 85 to Communism"
Date: June 10, 1955
Author: (?)
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Reports that the Massachusetts Commission on Communism filed
a report with the Senate listing the names of eighty-five persons about
whom there is credible evidence that they are affiliated with Communism.
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"Campaign Set Against Lawmakers: Attorney to Attack
In 16 Counties"
Date: May 18, 1955
Author: (?)
Published in: The Miami Herald
Content: Reports that Ellis Rubin has quit his position as special assistant
state attorney general and has pledged a campaign against the sixteen
members of a house committee who killed a bill that would have made him
Florida's official Communist hunter.
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"The Evening Star" (clipping with several articles)
Date: March 30, 1955
Article #1: "Two Suspended Physicists Reinstated by the Army"
Author: (?)
Published in: The Evening Star
Content: Reports that two Fort Monmouth physicists who lost their jobs
in the wake of a security probe were recently reinstated.
Article #2: "Admiral Cassady Calls fro Stronger US Defenses"
Author: (?)
Published in: The Evening Star
Content: Reports the claim of Admiral John H. Cassady, commander-in-chief
of United States naval forces in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean,
that strong ground and naval forces are still needed despite the development
of atomic and hydrogen bombs.
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"McCarthy files Hints at Red Tinge for NLRB"
(photocopy)
Date: (?)
Author: Willard Edwards
Published in: Chicago Daily Tribune
Content: Reports the announcement of McCarthy that he has accumulated
a bulky file of evidence involving alleged Communist influences in the
National Labor Relations Board.
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"Five Outstanding Soldiers Chosen as 1st Division
Guests " (10 photocopies)
Date: August 17, 1954
Author: (?)
Published in: Chicago Daily Tribune
Content: Reports that five outstanding soldiers of the 1st infantry division
in Germany will be guests of the 1st Division society at its national
convention in Chicago on August 21st to the 23rd. The soldiers included
are M/Sgt. Richard E. Report, M/Sgt. James E. Hoch, Sgt. Augst W. Hines,
William E. Boothe, and M/Sgt. Theodore L. Dobol.
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"Communists Protected; Anti-Red Prosecuted"
(handwritten note at top says this article should be given more publicity)
Date: (?)
Author: Francis Sullivan
Published in: (?)
Content: Relates the case of Miss Miriam DeHaas, who after working for
the Loyalty Review Board and in government services for twelve years,
was dismissed because it was suspected that she willingly spoke to Senator
Joseph McCarthy and leaked to him information concerning specific individuals
and their Communist affiliations.
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"Where I Stand"
Date: (?)
Author: Hank Greenspun
Published in: (?)
Content: Criticizes McCarthy and those in the Republican Party who support
him.
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"The Milwaukee Journal"
Date: October 14, 1952
Article #1: "Tobin Lashes at McCarthy"
Author: (?)
Published in: The Milwaukee Journal
Content: Reports the denouncement of McCarthy by Secretary of Labor Maurice
J. Tobin.
Article #2: "McCarthy Pulls a 'Gromyko' When Challenged to Debate"
Author: (?)
Published in: The Milwaukee Journal
Content: Reports how Senator McCarthy stated during a speech in Nevada
that Hank Greenspun, publisher of the Las Vegas Sun, is a Communist,
and then walked out when Greenspun challenged him to a debate on the subject.
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"Adlai Must Clarify His Stand on Chinese"
Date: (?)
Author: Victor Riesel
Published in: (?)
Content: Reports the political turmoil caused by a few offhand remarks
made by Governor Adlai Stevenson concerning China.
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"Faith in Zhukov Doubted"
Date: (?)
Author: Ludwell Denny
Published in: (?)
Content: Criticizes President Eisenhower's apparent confidence in Marshal
Georgi Zhukov on the grounds that Zhukov's creditability is questionable.
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"A Challenge to the Digest"
Date: October 21, 1952
Author: Westbrook Pegler
Published in: Seattle -----
Content: Criticizes The Reader's Digest for supporting Irving Brown,
on the grounds that he supports the Marxist David Dubinsky.
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"Candidates on Ballot"
Date: October 22, 1952
Author: Henry M. Jackson and Harry P. Cain
Published in: Seattle Post - Intelli-----
Content: Features an column by Jackson as the Democratic Nominee for Senate
in which he explains his merits and a column by Cain as Republican Incumbent
discussing his accomplishments.
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"Kimmel Blames High Officials for Pearl Harbor Debacle"
Date: December 7, 1954
Author: (?)
Published in: The Evening Star
Content: In light of the 13th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, discusses the
denial of Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, on of the two commanders that was
on the scene during the time of the attack, that he is to blame.
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"Blacklisted Broker Determined to Clear his Name
in Courts"
Date: July 1, 1957
Author: (?)
Published in: The Washington Post and Times Herald
Content: Reports on the battle of Reynoaldo Gubbins to sue the American
government for blacklisting him as a traitor and Nazi collaborator sixteen
years ago for no apparent cause and with no evidence.
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"The Lone Eagle of the Senate" (article reprint)
Date: February 9, 1952
Author: Richard Lloyd Jones
Published in: The Tulsa Tribune
Content: Praises McCarthy for his opposition to Communism and criticizes
those Senators like Douglas and Benton who oppose him or question his
methods.
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"Just Why Do the Pick on Joe"
Date: (?)
Author: Westbrook Pegler
Published in: (?)
Content: Criticizes presidential candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson for
smearing McCarthy in their speeches to the American Legion.
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"McCarthy's Speech"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Praises McCarthy's speech in which he used hard, factual evidence
to support his accusations of presidential candidate Stevenson's Communist
affiliations.
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"How to Work Successfully with a Stockbroker"
(advertisement)
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Features several short interviews of share owners, all of whom
recommend dealing with the New York Stock Exchange for their stockbroking
needs.
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"G.O.P. Split Wide"
Date: December 7, 1954
Author: Constantine Brown
Published in: The Evening Star
Content: Discusses the strife expected to surface during the upcoming
session of Congress within the Republican Party between the "orthodox"
faction, which supports Knowland for Speaker, and the "progressive"
faction, which opposes him.
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"McCarthy Hits Answers from Hank Greenspun"
Date: October 19, 1952
Author: (?)
Published in: Las Vegas Review Journal
Content: Recounts and discusses the accusations made by McCarthy against
Hank Greenspun, the publisher of the Las Vegas Sun.
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"The Real Issue of 1952"
Date: (?)
Author: George Sokolsky
Published in: (?)
Content: Discusses the importance of Communism as an issue in the upcoming
elections in 1952.
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"A Man to Hear" (editorial)
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Praises McCarthy and speaks of the importance of his speech to
be delivered in Tyler, Texas.
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"McCarthy to Talk at Tyler Tonight"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Praises McCarthy and anticipates his speech in Tyler, Texas.
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"Ex-FBI Man Hits McCarthy Methods"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Reports that Edward P. Morgan, a former F.B.I. Communist hunter,
criticized McCarthy's methods for investigating Communists at a Volunteers
for Stevenson rally.
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"McCarthy Declares Benton Aids Soviets"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Reports the statement made by McCarthy along the lines that whether
or not Senator William Benton is actually a Communist, he is either wittingly
or unwittingly aiding the Communist cause by accusing McCarthy of perjury
to the Senate in McCarthy's campaign against alleged Communists in the
State Department.
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"Why Should McCarthy Help Ersatz Republican Lodge
Keep his Seat?"
Date: (?)
Author: Westbrook Pegler
Published in: (?)
Content: Criticizes Senator Henry Lodge for not being a strong enough
Republican, and speaks against the prospect of McCarthy going to Massachusetts
and supporting him in his reelection campaign.
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"Lewis Writes on 'You've Never Had It So Good'"
Date: (?)
Author: Fulton Lewis Jr.
Published in: (?)
Content: Criticizes the claim of the Democrats that those who work for
the government "never had it so good."
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"West Virginia's Red Issue Eyed by Both Parties"
Date: October 15, 1952
Author: Willard Edwards
Published in: Chicago Daily Tribune
Content: Comments upon the recent revelations of West Virginia Senator
Kilgore's Communist affiliations.
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"McCarthy's Talk in Vegas Said to be Non-Political"
Date: October 12, 1952
Author: (?)
Published in: Las Vegas R---- Journal
Content: Discusses expectations for the speech McCarthy is to make on
October 13 in Las Vegas at the War Memorial building.
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"McCarthy's Help Now at Premium"
Date: 1952
Author: Westbrook Pegler
Published in: (?)
Content: Criticizes Senator Henry Lodge for not being a strong enough
Republican, and speaks against the prospect of McCarthy going to Massachusetts
and supporting him in his reelection campaign.
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"Lodge's Deception"
Date: October 6, 1952
Author: (?)
Published in: Seattle (?) Times
Content: Criticizes Lodge for attacking Kennedy and for having an inordinate
amount of absences from the Senate while important votes were being made.
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"Reds at Your Fingertips"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Announces the publishing of a guide to all Congressional Investigations
of Communism and Subversive Activities from 1918 to 1956.
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"Senator McCarthy Will Vote for Ike"
Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Reports McCarthy's announcement that he will vote for Eisenhower
and not Stevenson in the upcoming presidential election.
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"Mr. Butler's Repentance"
Date: October 17, 1956
Author: (?)
Published in: Washington Post
Content: Criticizes Butler for his smear tactics used in a Maryland election
six years ago.
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"Daily Worker"
Date: October 19, 1954
Article #1: "Gore Urges McCarthy to Resign to Spare Senate 'Humiliation'"
Author: (?)
Published in: Daily Worker
Content: Relates how Leroy Gore, the founder of the "Joe Must Go"
campaign against Senator McCarthy, wrote a letter to McCarthy demanding
that he resign from Senate so as to spare the American people the humiliation
of having to censure him.
Article #2: "Gerson on Radio Cites Anti-McCarthy Trend"
Author: (?)
Published in: Daily Worker
Content: Reports the radio declaration of Simon W. Gerson, legislative
chairman of the New York Communist Party, that Elizabeth Gurley Flynn's
campaign for Congress symbolizes the right of Americans to vote for whomever
they please despite McCarthy's battle to the contrary.
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"How Big Can a Lie Get?" (flyer with copies
of an article from the Milwaukee Journal and two letters on it)
Date: 1951
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Has a copy of an editorial from the Milwaukee Journal
in which the author makes the claim that McCarthy has lied about the amount
of ammunition that the army has dumped into the Bay of Bengal, and then
a copy of two letters which prove that McCarthy was telling the truth.
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Date: (?)
Author: (?)
Published in: (?)
Content: Features a picture of a crowd of people.
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"Citizens' Group Calls for Easing of Restrictions
on Red Commerce" (attached is an article from Human Events
entitled "Trade not Aid" which advocates the removal of tariffs
and other trade restrictions and a flyer entitled "More Trade - Less
Aid" which contains similar ideas)
Date: January 10, 19--
Author: (?)
Published in: New York Times
Content: Reports that forty-seven leading Americans urged that with some
exceptions restrictions on trade with Communist nations be removed.
