Un-American Activities, 1938-1941

Topics include William Bennett Bizzell, Arthur Capper, Charles E. Coughlin, Malcolm Cowley, Martin Dies, Sheridan Downey, Robert Edward Edmondson, James W. Ford, William Z. Foster, Adolf Hitler, Harold L. Ickes, Jed J. Johnson, John J. McNaboe, Benito Mussolini, Leon Chase Phillips, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Louis Spivak, the Communist Party of America, the Congress of Industrial Organizations (U.S.), Oklahoma A & M College, the United States Congress, House Special Committee on Un-American Activities, the University of Oklahoma, the Workers Alliance of America, aliens, anti-Jewish propaganda, antisemitism, communism, communism and the Soviet Union, Communist Party work, the United States and communists, Fascism, public opinion and Jews, National Socialism, nationalism, American propaganda, anti-communist propaganda, anti-Soviet propaganda, 20th century Protestantism, socialism, World War II, China, Germany, Japan, Soviet Union, Thomas C. Desmond, Fritz Kuhn, the Dies Committee, and the New York Anti-Communist Bill. Correspondents include Earl Browder, Edward Eugene Cox, Robert Rice Reynolds, Joseph Stalin, the Communist Party of the United States of America, the Communist Party of the United States of America (Okla.), the League of Professional Groups for Foster and Ford, and the National Americanism Committee of Disabled American Veterans of the World War.