Roads That Led Gl s to Turn to Reds Revealed
A 1953 High Point Enterprise piece profiles GIs and POWs from multiple states including Pa, Calif, Ohio, Rhode Island and Texas, detailing family backgrounds, early trouble, and alleged Communist shifts. It notes Sgt Lawrence Sullivan and others embracing Communist views while POWs face pressure and disillusionment during and after World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belhomme
Marcella Seifert
Lawrence V. Sullivan
Santa Barbara
Calif
Mary B. Frost
Job
Turkey
Grandma Frost
Sullivan
Pfc
Lowell Skinner
Akron
Ohio
Brady
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
R. I
Corden
Germany
Far East
Reds
Fontaine
Howard L. Rush
Marietta
Cpl
Scott L. Rush
Malbert Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Lewis Griggs
Neches
Richard R. Tenneson
Alden
Minn
Nebraska
Frank
Buffalo County
Neb
You Tenneson
Arneson
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Everett
College St
Beesadanin
Ius
Hap Omee C. Belhomme
Belgium
Richard
A. C. Swenson
Tenneson
Anne Pate
Pate
Carbondale
Jim Nieman
East St. Louis
Aaron P. Wilson
Urania
Louisiana
Myrtle Rogers
Morris Wills
Kermit, Tex
Claude J. Batchelor
Howard G. Adams
South Korea
J. H. Adams
High Point
N. C
Corsicana
Dallas
N. Main ST
Highland Motors, Inc
Oldsmobile
Kepley
S. Main St
Grace CE
Lumber Company
Hich
PomaSavines and Trust