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closed a communication to Mr. Be1a§Go1d under-date o- 25', 19*-+6 from R. S. Laynd " 75 Céntralt. Park West,N,_ewNew York. Thereport statesrthatxthis was probably
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on June 20 and 21, 1946. Duringi
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Teachers College. The informant stated.
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ew 19b6, from Headquarters, First-Army, Governor
Department, Washington, D. C. original sourc
indicated!, was accompanied by a_photostaticlist setting forth the sponsors of the Nation
of American-Soviet Friendship, Incorporatedincluded Professor Robert S. Lynd. ' " M
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Investigations, U. . Iepar en 0' Agricultur
later the enclosures were forwarded to the Wash
Field Qffice. 1 .-
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indexed in the enclosures which were sent to Washington
wfigld Qfice as his name does not appear in the V
remaining portion qf this serial. ,o
letter dated1 V ,--Q5;-»._'U e ~ .
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Internal Security: Hatch Act."
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be noted that in the sections dealing wi
Jr., the Golds resided at Lanham, Maryland, for
and received nuerous pieces of mail there
of mail were received from R. Mayer, 1150 Grand
Bronx 56, New York, and R. s. Lynd, 75 Central
ial ork. The report of Spec
dated April 10, l9#6, at
flec s ha osalie Mayer, whose address had
established as 1150 Grand Concourse, Bonx,. Two
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York, was '
' ,believed to be the mother of Sonia Gold. This same report
sets forth identifying and background date concerning
Professor Robert S Lind Sociolo De artment - 8? P__ University." ,
Washington, D. C.» MColubia
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"Nathan Gregory F M
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aliases, et al,
Espionage - R" Y
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the residence of Bela and Sonia Gold, 3hl6 10th. Place
Washington, D. C., addressed to Bela Gold and bearing.
address,_R;'S, Lynd, 75 Central Park West, New York Cia
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West, New York City, had been identified in the past.
No source indicated.
Washington,¢D.C. .
report 1/1%/H7 Re:
Nathan Gregory
Silvermaster with
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-- contributed articles to Technical America, the FAECT nat
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v Activities committee states the following.
the leaders of FAECT International Federatio
Engineers, Chemists and TechniciansT{i They
policies, handle organizational matters and
Canada. Associated with them from time to timeveteran organizers and advisors as Nathan Sparer; named
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The 191,7, Third-Report or the California ,
supervision over the chapters throughout the Uni
Communist in the New York Times for June 26, 1929, the
James Collins, former member of the Young Communist
Dies Committee Hearings, Volume l, Page 590!; Sag Nesi ,1936 candidate from the Bronx to the New York Assembly on
the Communist ticket, Daily Worker, November 3, 1936,Jules Korchien, who was employed in the Soviet Union as a
consulting architect, while his wife worked on the Edi
Staff of the Moscow Daily News, Congressional Record, Mar
l9hl, Page A 1399 ff.! Other persons of similar comp1exionY
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publication, and appeared at functions sponsored by theIncluded in this list of FAECT collaborators are Walter
Polakov,_Bernard J. Stern, William Feinberg, Catherine
Mervin Raghbone, Leo Rogin, Robert W. Dunn, Robert Lynd and
Dewey Palmer."
' Photostatic copy of brief
International,Eederatio
Architects, Engineers,
and Technicians o
the Civil>Service
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New York a copy of a report received from an unknown
source dated January 19, 1947, and bearing the caption
Association of Consumers, ctional Qfice 1822 Jeffers
Place, Na W}; Washington, D. 0., New York Qfice - Hen
Settlement House." New York was instructed that"if,
the information in this report was disseminated to an o
source or incorporated in an investigative report, it s uld
be carefully paraphrased. The following e:cerpts.are quotedfrom this report: w
"Three months ago we made the initial report on the
formation qf a nation wide consumer group that right at the"
very start would have a membership of nearly one million p
.1%is sounded probably a little far fetched, but now with H
the preliminary plans laid, they claim 485,000 consumer members
thru the coming consolidation of consumer groups all over the
country.
"The top man is Chester Bowles who is being used as
window dressing. He met here in New York on Friday and Batu
with the committee, one meeting held in the Pennsylvania Hotel,
another at the Henry Street Settlement. ' i
"At the Henry St. Settlement House meeting, the '
carefully concealed executive committee also went into session.
It is known that Bowles is skating on rather thin ice, he is a
leader in the ADA and many of the consumer crowd in the leader
ship is Communist. Bowles wants it to be known that he is n
qficially connected with the movement." 0, -
The report sets forth a list of members of the
Uouncil which includes Professor Robert Lynd e Columbia Uh
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Re: National sociati
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that this meeting was cancelled due
serious illness.
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Youth for Democracy held at the Phillips Brooks
vard University,_5n March 26 l9L7 The first
was Staughton Lynd, who stated that this was th
regular meeting of the organization. He outlin
pattern of the plans which the organization had for
future and stated that a mass meeting on Greece was
to which Senator Claude Pepper had been asked to speak.Confidential Informant T l Captain
Grinnell, MID, Boston! attended a.meeting of the
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the Harvard Chapter of the AYD, Staughton Craig
the AYD meeting described above, was b
P hi P nnsylvania, and his home
New York City His fathe
- ind ca e e ro essor Robert Staughton Lynd of
Universit and his mother, Helen Merrill Lynd His fat
attended rinceton University, class of l9lh and his
was a graduate from Wellesley College in 1919 The
indices were ne ative as to LyndAccording to information in the office of the
Registrar, Harvard University, pertaining to the offic
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University! advise! !!at a g
the Harvard authorities for permission to form a chapter
the AID at Harvard and that the officers of this chapter
cluded Staughton Lynd, Educational Director
Boston.report, 6-16-L7
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New York. The letterhead contained a list of members of
sponsoring committee which included the name_of Robert SLynd. ; - - ~/p MXF
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reliable source of information made available to
cf names in>
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below states as follows:
"A highly confidential' ' advised that the nameas found in the address
J80 0 a recent espionage invest
of Boris Michael Morros. On January
source of information stated an unknown doctor from New for
believed to be ela Goldd. Y 'and rec omm end ed _for a
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which was expelled as Communist-dominated by the New York
Labor Council. American Federation of Labor! in February
were the following: Franz Boas, Walter Rautenstrauch, Ned
Heisner, Harry A. Overstreet, Robert S. Lynd, Alonzo Myers,
which advocated this slogan. In a "Manifesto of Educators," issue! _
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_ "The American Committee for Democracy and ,
closely interlocked with the New York College Teachers
American Federation of Teachers, by-referendum vote, in 1
active in both the New York College Teachers Union and the
and Max Yergan. * >7 A
"The Aims of the American Committee for Democracy and
Freedom were apparently elastic enough to permit its complete
of the conflicting positions of the Communist Party on foreign policy.
__ held true both for the organization as a whole and for its leadingindividually." A A "
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against the Fascist_aggressors," Franz Boas, Walter °-"--
Yergan energetically supported the American League for Peace and
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December ll, 1938, Boas declared:i "We firmly believe that in the
historic epoch democracy alone can preserve intellectual freedom."Iand
20, 1939, the American Committee stated in a message to
of the Montevideo Congress, that th mst "become
. M I .x,>Tn . x. . _ ananny of the defense of
with the Council for Pan
headed by David Efren, a
the American Comittee'
"during the past"l2 month
defensive by agressor,
human liberty.", Robert S. Lynd, axleadingi
went even further in?
»~~~s~-~'fogcenin-theend.
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"Americ ian Institute"H s been affiliated withAmerican uss an ns u e, a Communist front organiza
which for 20 years has been engaged in disseminating pro
Soviet propaganda in the United States
"The Board of Directors of the ARI is composed
"" exclusively of persons who have extensive records as
Communist fellow travelers The record of one of these
directors, Samuel J Novick has been discussed in some
detail in the section of t s memo h d s vi
the American Committee for
of the ARI who have e'randum whic
Freedom
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The 1tem referred to above 1n the lecture
for November 3 whlchvwas to be announced, was
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- Robert S Lynd, Professor of DOClOlOgY, Columbla
New York
Professor Robert S Lynd, Professor of
Columbla Unlverslty, New York, was the lecturer be
John Reed Soclety on November 3 l9h7, at New Le
Harvard Unlverslty on the toplc, "The Middle Cla
Soclel Change" ThlS was announced as the
dllemma of th Amerlcan llberals The meetlng was
by approxlmately 300 persons wlth Robert N Bellah
of the John Reed aOCletY, as presldlng offlcer
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the labor movement and persons 1n the lower class,
thls unlflcatlon léht make materlal and substantla ,-
changes 1n our economlc structure to lmprove the
of all people
Professor Lynd further stated that he
the pollcy of the Progresslve Citlzens of Amerl
party movement of Henry »alIace would'be effectl
about any suostentlal lmprovement to the condl
he made reference, and that the foundatlon of any
development toward llmltlng the lqfluence of capl
control must emanate from the great labor groups
country w1th the ald of those persons prevlously
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which states that a meeting between President
Premier Stalin "before our foreign policy becomes
to the pressures of a fateful election campaign"
urged in a statement signed by 100 Americans
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for a "return to reason", which, it said, "is
measure of appeasing the Soviet Union"
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the following, "We hold no preference for the Soviet
system, nor do we wish to defend every facet of Soviet
policy "
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Nathe "Brooklyn Eagle" for October 16, 191:7, published an artic
entitled, "92lelisb Joins in U S Policy Rap, Plea for Truman-Stalin
This article reports that a statement signed by 100 Americans,
the Rev. Iilliam Howard Relish, associate rector oi Holy TrinityChurch, and released by the National Council of American Soviet
urged a meeting between President Truman and Premier Stalin
Concerning Soviet Policy this-st-atement was alleged to
"Is, the undersigned, do not affim that every deed or detail
Soviet Policy has been justified or wise.
"There is still a difference of opinion among us, for instance,
to whether or not the Soviet Union has used the veto too frequently
Wnderstandably, negotiations are not easy Ie hold as no bri
for the Soviet system nor do we wish to defend every facet of Soviet
Along the signers of this statement was Robert S Lynd
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