Doctor Edelman Admits Possible Communist Ties
Dr. Isadore Edelman, holder of a $3 750 a year Atomic Energy Commission fellowship, told the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy committee that he may have signed a Communist party application in Indianapolis in 1943 but denies being a Communist. He also testified he attended Communist meetings there at that time.
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Clarence F. Hiskey
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
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Brien McMahon
Connecticut
David E. Lilienthal
Carl T. Durham
North Carolina
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