The Communist Party in the United States Declines Yet Persists
The CPUSA, once near 100000 members and a broad sympathizer base, now numbers about 4000 to 7000. Despite its frailty and disillusionment with Moscow, it remains a potential security risk in crisis, with a small but capable faction able to cause mischief.
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Communist Party
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Stalin
William L. Ryan
New York City
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FBI
America
Intellectual folly haunts artists writers and theater
A jumble of phrases cites Stalin era fear turning public minds to war while a note on intellect versus intelligence contrasts factual knowledge with practical use. It references Stan Musial’s 1963 stats and muses on teaching and decision making in society.
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Christendom
Gifted Writers and Public Appeal
The text argues that editors may accept writing for skill and accuracy but lack public appeal. It urges quietly correcting such talk by recognizing true gifts and asking God to help use them profitably for broad impact. The passage stresses discernment between intellect and public usefulness in writing.
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