Washington DC: For America, 1956. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure, 3.5x8.5 inches, a few rust stains on rear panel, else very good condition. Outlines a hypothetical situation in which a "states rights" candidate could be elected president by the House of Representatives as an alternative to the "Left-Wing Internationalist" candidates of..... More

Cat.No: 344272

Washington DC: Christianform, 1950-1951. Newsletter. First three issues of the 8.5x11 inch mimeographed newsletter, very good, together with a 12-page introductory packet about the organization in similar format, to which has been stapled a typed cover letter signed by Nicholas T. Nonnenmacher, the group's president, responding to an inquiry for..... More

Cat.No: 306867

Washington DC: Christianform, 1954. Newsletter. 5p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed newsletter, minor toning. This issue's headline story is "Communism in Hawaii" by Paul Crouch, founder of the Federation of Former Communists. This Christian conservative organization was later revealed to have received CIA funding; unknown if the support had begun yet by..... More

Cat.No: 312493

Washington DC: Citizens Foreign Aid Committee, 1961. Pamphlet. 17p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, pencil notation on front wrap, pages evenly toned, else very good condition. Right-wing group opposed to foreign aid. Clarence Manion, a right-wing radio host and publisher of the newsletter The Manion Forum was the group's legal council..... More

Cat.No: 342641

Irvington-on-Hudson, NY: Foundation for Economic Education, 1946. 1 sheet, printed on both sides, folded twice for mailing (as issued). 8.5x11 inches. Very Good. The FEE refutes the claim that accumulation of capital causes deprivation among the working class, claiming that wages have increased from 27 cents to $1.11 from 1879..... More

Cat.No: 342470

New Orleans, LA: Free Men Speak, Inc., 1955-57. Newspaper. Ten issues of the broadside newspaper, four pages apiece, printed on better-quality paper, some edgeworn, many with address labels, some with uneven toning to the cover. Issues present are Vol. 1 nos. 6-9, vol. 2 nos. 1-3, 6-8. States-rights paper opposed..... More

Cat.No: 312494

New York: American Committee for Liberation from Bolshevism, Inc, 1955. Pamphlet. 22p., stapled wraps, 6x9.25 inches, very good condition. Radio Liberation, broadcast into the USSR by anticommunist expats, ran a program about suppression of the arts scheduled to coincide with the Writers Congress in Moscow. This is a summary of..... More

Cat.No: 124135

Los Angeles: First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, 1968. Newsletter. [4] pages, illustrations. Old creases, vertical fold, otherwise Very Good. Front page advertises a talk by Carl T. Curtis that discusses his efforts to end deficit spending in the Federal government. The Freedom Club was a religious, right-wing anti-communist organization..... More

Cat.No: 342704

Tulsa, Oklahoma: Independent Petroleum Association of America, 1944. Brochure. [4] pages. Very Good. World War 2-era oil industry brochure advocating for raising consumer prices and relaxing government regulations to increase production capacity and overall supply of crude oil. More

Cat.No: 341601

Belmont, MA: John Birch Society, [197-]. Four-page brochure, 8.5x11 inches, horizontal fold crease, with text of a speech to be adapted and delivered at community events. Undated, but mentions the recent admission of the PRC into the UN. More

Cat.No: 250259

Portsmouth, VA: John H. Monk, 1956. Magazine. Two issues of the staplebound mimeographed publication, 8.5x11 inches, 38 and 28 pages respectively; vol. 4 nos. 41 and 45 (March and July 1956). "Anti-Semitic" penciled in corner of front cover, otherwise very good condition aside from minor toning. Anti-Semitic, anti-union, racist and..... More

Cat.No: 306923

New York: The Greater New York Anti-Communism Rally, 1962. Ephemera. Single sheet, printed one side only, 8.5x11 inches, two fold-creases, date penciled on front, else very good condition. Form letter inviting the recipient to the rally, which was held on June 28, 1962. The director of the rally was Fred..... More

Cat.No: 306661

San Francisco; Los Angeles: Northern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday; Southern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday, [1939]. Pamphlet. Eleven small leaflets and brochures issued by opponents of the California initiative that would have created old-age pensions of thirty dollars distributed every Thursday as a way to deal with the Depression. Includes a...... More

Cat.No: 279647