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1951, February 18. Manpower, Mobilization, and Education. Forum No. 221. Participants: Major General Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selective Service; Arthur S. Adams, President of American Council on Education; and John G. Adams, Assistant General Counsel, Department of Defense. Moderator: Frank Blair. WOL (Washington) and Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, February 25. The Key to Peace. Forum No. 222. Participants: Clarence Manion, Dean of College of Law Notre Dame University; Michael L. Igoe, U.S. District Court Judge; Riley Hughes, Professor of English Literature; and Ruth McCormick Miller, Editor of Washington Times-Herald. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, March 4. Science Training and College. Forum No. 223. Participants: Dean Burk. National Institutes of Health; Walter J. Murphy American Chemical Society; and Donald B. Johnson, Mary Helen Martin, Richard M. Thompson, and John J. Demkovich (winners of Westinghouse Science Talent Search). Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, March 11. The St. Lawrence Seaway and Mobilization. Forum No. 224. Participants: John A. Blatnik, Congressman - (D) Minnesota, James A. Van Zandt, Congressman - (R) Pennsylvania; Francis E. Jones, President of the Young Democratic Club; Carlisle Bargeron, Pubilicity Representative of the National St. Lawrence Project Conference. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, March 18. Germany - Key to the European Problem? Forum No. 225. Participants: Erich Borst, Newspaper Editor in Western Germany; Laurence Dalcher, Bureau of German Affairs; Reinhomd Hoffman, Professor of Modern Languages, Georgetown University. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, March 25. Why America Can Be Hopeful Today. Forum No. 226. Participants: Joseph T. Durkin, Professor. of Constitutional History; Martin J. Clancy, Professor of Political Science; James H. Bailey, Professor of American History. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, April 1. What is the Schuman Plan? Forum No. 227. Participants: Raymond Vernon, Department of State; Joseph Solterer, Head of the Department of Economics; Norman James Simler, Graduate Student of Economics. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, April 8. Our Foreign Policy and the Western Powers. Forum No. 228. Participants: Clement J. Lablocki, Congressman - (D) Wisconsin; John M. Vorys, Congressman - (R) Ohio; B. Carrol Reece, Congressman - (R) Tennessee; Joseph M. F. Ryan, Attorney in Washington, D. C. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, April 15. American Aid to India. Forum No. 229. Participants: Edna F. Kelly, Congressman - (D) New York; William G. Bray, Congressman - (R) Indiana; Vincent McCauley, C.S.C., Foreign Missions Seminary; Washington, D. C. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, April 22. The Arctic in American Geopolitics. Forum No. 230. Participants: Conrad Kreps, William Gilbert, and Cable Seinemann (students of Geopolitics as the School of Foreign Service). Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, April 29. Who is Right in the Far East? Forum No. 231. Participants: Robert S. Kerr, U.S. Senator (D) Oklahoma and William F. Knowland, U.S. Senator - (R) California. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, May 6. The Point IV Program in the Western Hemisphere. Forum No. 232. Participants: Gerard F. Yates, S.J., Dean of the Graduate School; Joseph Solterer, Chairman of the Department of Economics; and Kenneth R. Iverson, President, Institute of Inter-American Affairs. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, May 13. The Renaissance Concept of Man. Forum No. 233. Participants: Walter Wilkerson, Professor of History; and the following students-John Robler, Michael Kennedy, Theodore Tulin, and Allan Jarvis. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, May 20. England's Progress Since 1945. Forum No. 234. Participants: Eric McDermott, S.J. Prof. of History; Audrey Baird, Editorial Assistant at London's "Daily Telegraph"; Charles R. L. Thompson, British Information System Service; and Paul F. Beatly, Career Diplomat. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, May 27. Religion and the Intellectual (I). Forum No. 235. Participants: Phillips Temple, Librarian; Riley Hughes, Professor of English Literature; Jesse Mann, Professor of Philosophy; Stanley Holder, Student at Georgetown. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, June 3. Religion and the Intellectual (II). Forum No. 236. Participants: Phillips Temple, Librarian; Riley Hughes, Professor of English Literature; Jesse Mann, Professor of Philosophy; Jesse Mann, Professor of Pholosophy; and James F. Leahigh, Professor of Philosophy. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, June 10. St. Augustine and "The City of God". Forum No. 237. Participants: Eugene Gallagher, S.J., Professor of Religion; Dr. Jesse Mann, Professor Philosophy; Dr. James Leahigh, Professor of Political Philosophy. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, June 17. The French Elections. Forum No. 238. Participants: Jean Andra Nemo, Professor of Modern Languages and Roger DeGeorge, Professor of Modern Languages. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, June 24. Our China Policy. Forum No. 239. Participants: Freda Utley, Author of "The China Story"; Harold C. Hinton, Professor Far East History; and James H. Bailey, Professor of Diplomatic History. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1951, July 1. Time and Time Keepers. Forum No. 240. Participants: Francis J. Heyden, S.J., Director, Astronomical Observatory; Edward U. Condon, Director Astronomical Observatory; Edward U. Condon, Director of the Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC; Paul Sollenberger, Director Time Service Division, United States Naval Observatory. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

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1951, April 1. What is the Schuman Plan? Forum No. 227. Participants: Raymond Vernon, Department of State; Joseph Solterer, Head of the Department of Economics; Norman James Simler, Graduate Student of Economics. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1951, April 22. The Arctic in American Geopolitics. Forum No. 230. Participants: Conrad Kreps, William Gilbert, and Cable Seinemann (students of Geopolitics as the School of Foreign Service). Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1951, April 29. Who is Right in the Far East? Forum No. 231. Participants: Robert S. Kerr, U.S. Senator (D) Oklahoma and William F. Knowland, U.S. Senator - (R) California. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1951, May 13. The Renaissance Concept of Man. Forum No. 233. Participants: Walter Wilkerson, Professor of History; and the following students-John Robler, Michael Kennedy, Theodore Tulin, and Allan Jarvis. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1951, June 17. The French Elections. Forum No. 238. Participants: Jean Andra Nemo, Professor of Modern Languages and Roger DeGeorge, Professor of Modern Languages. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1951, June 24. Our China Policy. Forum No. 239. Participants: Freda Utley, Author of "The China Story"; Harold C. Hinton, Professor Far East History; and James H. Bailey, Professor of Diplomatic History. Moderator: Frank Blair. Liberty Broadcasting System. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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