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1 McCarthy. "Treason in Washington Exposed by Senator McCarthy." 1950. 2 Sullivan, George E. "The Road to Victory!" January 1942. 3 Dresser, Robert B. "The Korean War." 1950. 4 Kamp, Joseph P. "Class War on the Home Front: How to Live on $25000 a Year? You'll Live on $129 a year--and Like It!" 5 Neylan, John Francis. Address delivered at the Commonwealth Club, San Francisco. November 23, 1951. 6 Crain, Lucille Cardin and Anne Burrows Hamilton. "Packaged Thinking for Women." American Affairs Pamphlets. October 1948. 7 Millikan, Robert A. "Shall Government Subsidize our Public Schools?" American Affairs Pamphlets. October 1947. 8 Johnson, William R. "China, Key to the Orient--and to Asia." 1950. 9 Palmer, Cecil. "British Socialism is Destroying British Freedom." 1949. 10 Cowling, Donald J. and Carter Davidson. "The Government's Reach for Education." American Affairs Pamphlets. January 1949. 11 "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Report of the Committee to Curb Communism." 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"The Crime of Our Age: A Call to the Clergy and to All Christians in the United States of America." 1949. 78 Bealle, Morris A. "The Drug Story." 1949. 79 Colegrove, Kenneth. "Senator McCarthy." 80 Kilborn, Orson. "The Constitution Be Damned." 1952. 81 Debnam, W.E. "Weep No More, My Lady." A Southerner answers Mrs. Roosevelt's report on the "Poor and Unhappy South." 1950. 82 Marion, George. "Bases and Empire: A Chart of American Expansion." 1949. 83 "The Best of The Nation." A selection of the best articles of lasting value to appear in The Nation during the recent past. 1952. 84 Sumner, William Graham. "What Social Classes Owe to Each Other." 1952. 86 Goff, Kenneth. "Red Betrayal of Youth." 1948. 87 "Amended Petition to the President and the Congress of the United States." 1947. 88 "The Plot of the Jews." 1948. 89 Dilling, Elizabeth. "The Red Betrayal of the Churches." 90 Dodd, Thomas J. 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