Subversives from Clark List Face Senate Scrutiny
The Truman era loyalty concerns expand as Clark’s list of 47 subversive groups is reviewed by Senator Thomas. Officials warn that many fronts will dissolve while new ones arise, and calls grow to enforce the McCormack and Voorhis acts to register foreign agents.
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Richardson
Clark
Thomas
McCormack
Justice Department
Truman
Loyalty Review Board
United States
Subversive label hits several social science schools
In Chicago Herman Schendel of the Abraham Lincoln School defends education in democracy as not subversive while noting Clark classifies it as subversive. New York figures Dr Howard Selsam and Dr Edward Barsky condemn Hoover linked labeling of social science and refugee aid groups as shocking and dangerous.
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Communist Party
Civil Rights Congress
The
Abrahant
Lincoln School
Jewish Studies
New York City
Seattle Labor School
Seattle
Tom Paine School
Philadelphia
Westchester
Walt Whitman School
Newark
N. J
Howard Selsam
Jefferson School of Social Science
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New York
Edward Barsky
Clark
Hollywood
How
Subversive Fears Split Reactions To Adams School Probe
Officials and scholars respond to investigations of the Samuel Adams School with mixed views. Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Dirk J. Styuik and Simmons College psychologist Harrison L. Harley defend the school’s democracy mission while others condemn inquiry methods and government contact. Civil rights leaders and university figures weigh in on the Adams School and broader anti subversive activity concerns.
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Clare
Samuel Adams School
Dirk J. Styuik
Massachusetts
Institute ‘of Technology
Thi. Adams
Boston
bee _Harrison
L. Harley
Adams School
Simmons 'College
Lee Eee
Communist Party
John Shepherd
University of Michigan
Detroit
Shepherd
The
Congress
Civil Rights Federation
New York C S O Seeks 85 Cent Minimum Wage
Louis Hollander president of the New York State C S O executive board announced yesterday that a nationwide minimum wage of 85 cents an hour is sought. The measure aims to standardize pay across industries and regions.
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New York
New York State
C. S.O. Executive Board
Louis Hollander
State C. I
CIO Board Proposes Hike from 40 to 45 Cents Minimum
The CIO board urged raising the current 40 cent minimum wage to 45 cents at a recent meeting and then to 85 cents after a year to ease burdens on employers.
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Savings Bank
Salina
Erie Boulevard
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ard Koch
Hollywood Writers Mobilization
Germany
Japan
Koch
Simon Gerson
New York Communist Party
Igpis
Raymond‘c. Ingersoll
House UnitAmerican Activities Committee
Axminster Oriental
Kroll & Kemp
Central
China
Walnut
Duncan Phyfe
Sheraton
ATI
G.I. G
St.Joseph
Lionel Trains
E. Genesee
Irene Shop
Eton
Deenacee
Credenza
Cor
South
E. Fayette
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