Scope and Contents A collection of letters, a multipage Plan, memos, news clippings, photocopies of HUAC hearings, photocopies from various newspapers, and other items; these are filed in random fashion for 1963. Examples are: Business card and letter (8/21/63) Wallace B. Truslow and 11 pages of his “A Plan To Fight The Communist Conspiracy;” stapled copy of “Memorandum to the Boss From Ed G.” and HUAC information (August ’63 & earlier to ‘53) on William Henry Glazier re/ dossier on Glazer and Marge wanted...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, pamphlets, news clippings, office notes, HAUC reprint, & other topics; these are filed in random fashion for 1964. Examples are: Stapled packet containing letters (Sept. – Dec.) & multipage copy of items from constituent Wallace R. Johnson (Grossmont , CA.) to Wilson supporting Johnson’s Constitutional Free Enterprise Republic; a letter (2/17/64) from Harold C. Urey and attached copies of “Morton Sobel is INNOCENT” & Committee To Secure Justice for Morton...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, telegrams, Congressional Record 88th Cong. 2nd Sess.- 9 page excerpt, post cards, memorandum, news clippings, lists if persons, newsletters, excerpts from periodicals, and other items: these are fil5ed from January to December 1965. Examples are: 10 letters from constituents in support of and in opposition to the House Committee on Un-American Activities; a letter (1/1/65) from Hearvey O’Connor (Chairman, Abolish HUAC) to Wilson challenging the suggestion to...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, telegrams, post cards & photo copy of news article; these are filed in random fashion but focus mainly on Jan.-Feb. ’61. Examples are: letters (6/20 & 7/10/65) re/ request for copy of Guide to Subversive Organizations & praise for Wilson’s chairmanship of the committee; letters (2/27 & 3/2/61) re/ constituents Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sheppard urge Wilson to abolish HUAC; letters (1/7 & 1/13/61) re/ constituent Mrs. Bernice H. Sands requests Guide to...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, post cards & telegrams; the majority of these represent letters mailed in March & April 1961. Most appear to be part of a special drive to support the committee and oppose those seeking to eliminate it. Examples are: letters (Mar. & Apr.’61) from constituents and Wilson’s reply re/ support for the committee and Wilson’s reply was that he was proud to stand up on the roll call vote of confidence in this committee; post cards & letters (March ’61) re/...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters and a copy of Subversive Control Board Eleventh Annual Report; these are filed in random fashion covering most of 1962. Examples are: a letter (5/1/62) from Fred T. Foster (Assist. to the Superintendent) and Wilson’s reply (5/8/6) re/ Foster’s request for copies of the HUAC annual report for the years following 1953; letters (7/16, 18 & 25/ 62) re/ James M. Obenschain has formed an anti-communist study group; letters (5/3 & 5/16) request for documents...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, resolutions,” petitions, post cards, and other items; these are filed in random fashion, have some from 1960 and most are dated January & February 1961. Examples are: letter (1/10/61) from M.H. Barry (Secretary, North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce) “Resolution” to Congress to retain the HUAC; letters (2/14/61) from Mr. & Mrs. Johnston supporting the retention of HUAC; a similar letter (12/26/60) from the Rev. Faye B. Brice, Gospel Chapel, National City in...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, post cards and a telegram; most of these items were mailed in January and February, but exceptions appear. They also are similar to the large majority of items cited in Folder 7, in that they support the retention of HUAC. An exception to the above are letters dated June and July: from constituent Joe Gahan, Wilson, Asst. Attorney General J. Walter Yeagley & Congressman Francis Walter (Chairman, HUAC) re/ the Freedom Builders of America or the Foundation for...