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1955, January 2. Independence, The Goal of the Disabled. Forum No. 424. Participants: Charles D. Shields, Professor and Director, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Desmond S. O’Doherty, Assistant Professor of Neurology, Director of Muscular Dystrophy Clinic; and Robert James Murney, Counselor, Psychological Services Bureau. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, January 9. Labor Policy, State or National? Forum No. 425. Participants : Fred J. Eden, Jr.; James E. Hogan; and Jan Kaczmarek (Members of the National Moot Court Competition, and students at Georgetown University School of Law). Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, January 16. The S.A.C.B. and Communist Fronts. Forum No. 426. Participants: Thomas J. Herbert, Chairman of the Subversive Activities Control Board and former Governor of Ohio; Lev E. Dobriansky, Faculty Member; and Edward M. O’Connor, Authority on Communism. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, January 23. Communist Aggression: What is the Record? Forum No. 427. Participants: Ray J. Madden, Congressman from Indiana, Chairman of the Katyn Forest Investigating Committee; and Charles J. Kersten, Formerly Congressman from Wisconsin. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, January 30. Reasonable Solution for Strikes? Forum No. 428. Participants: Edward L. Merrigan, Law Professor and Representative of the American Arbitration Association; George Strong, General Counsel, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, Chairman of the District of Columbia Bar Association Committee on Arbitration; and Al Philip Kane, Washington Attorney, Member of the American Bar Association Committee on Commercial Arbitration. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, February 6. Look at Congress. Forum No. 429. Participants: Alan Bible (D), Senator from Nevada; and William C. Cramer (R), Member of the House from Florida. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, February 13. Trade Agreements Act: Should it Be Extended? Forum No. 430. Participants: David M. Clark, Professor of Exporting and Importing Techniques, School of Foreign Service; and Raymond F. Pelissier, Professor of Economics, School of Foreign Service. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, February 20. Radio Comes to Astronomy. Forum No. 431. Participants: John P. Hagen, Director of the Division of Radio Astronomy at the United States Naval Research Laboratory; and Francis J. Hayden, S.J., Director of Georgetown College Observatory. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, February 27. Children in Trouble. Forum No. 432. Participants: Richard Clendenen, Formerly Executive Director of the Senate Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency; G. M. White, Associate Editor of the Ladies Home Journal; and Robert C. Taber, Director, Division of Pupil Personnel and Counseling for the School District of Philadelphia. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, March 6. Changes in the Middle East. Forum No. 433. Participants: Reader Bullard, Former British Ambassador to Iran; Harold D. Hinton, Professor of History, College and Graduate School; John C. Henry, Editorial Staff, The Washington Star. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, March 13. Why the Furore About “Atlantic Union”? Forum No. 434. Participants: Clarence Streit, former Correspondent for the New York Times, President of the Federal Union, Inc., Editor of the magazine “Freedom and Union”, author of “Union Now”, co-author of “The New Federalist,” and author of “Freedom Against Itself”; Leroy Johnson, Republican Representative from the Eleventh District of California, Member of the Armed Services Committee; and Richard Wallace, former Newspaperman and former Administrative Assistant to Senator Estes Kefauver. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, March 20. Industry and the College Graduate. Forum No. 435. Participants: James McCulloch, College Recruiting Representative, Ford Motor Company; George Tietz, Educational Grants and Services Manager, General Electric Company; and B. N. Luther, Executive Assistant, International Business Machines. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, March 27. GATT. Forum No. 435. Participants: George L. Bell, Executive Vice-Chairman, Committee for a National Trade Policy; and O.R. Strackbein, Chairman, Nationwide Committee of Industry, Agriculture, and Labor on Import-Export Policy. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, April 3. Problems of Peace. Forum No. 437. C. Joseph Bernardo, Lecturer, Military Policy of the United States, University of Maryland; Eugene H. Bacon, Instructor, American History. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, April 10. The SAA and the European Union. Forum No. 438. Participants: Henri Pierre, Washington Correspondent for Le Monde; Peter Von Zahn, Washington Correspondent for the Northwest German Broadcasting Company. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, April 17. Scientists in Government: Pro and Con. Forum No. 439. Participants: George W. Howard, Chief, Technical Service Department, Engineer Research and Development Laboratories; Leon Jacobs, Senior Scientist, Parasitologist, The United States Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD; Clotaire Wood, Assistant to the Director for Research Management, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, Washington, D.C. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, April 24. Bryce's "The American Commonwealth". Forum No. 440. Participants: Joseph T. Durkin, S.J., Professor of American History, College and Graduate School; and Lawrence C. McHugh, S.J., Professor of Philosophy, and recent [to 1954] speaker on Catholic (Radio) Hour. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, May 1. Labor Behind the Iron Curtain. Forum No. 441. Participants: Frantisek Nemec, former Secretary General of the Railway Worker's Union of Czechoslovakia; former Railway Workers Union of Czechoslovakia Minister to Canada; Otto Pehr, former member of Polish Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, London; former Secretary of Foreign Committee of Polish Socialist Party; and Philip M. Kaiser, former Assistant Secretary of Labor and Labor Consultant to the President of the Free Europe Committee, Inc. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, May 8. Business Corporations: Fight for Control. Forum No. 442. Participants: Milton Freeman, Attorney and Partner in the Washington law firm of Arnold, Fortas, and Porter, former Assistant Solicitor with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and participant in the administration of the Proxy Rules and Lecturer at the Law School; J. Sinclair Armstrong, Member, Securities and Exchange Commission (recently been designated by President to become Chairman); and Barratt O'Hara, Democrat from the Second District of Illinois. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959

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

1955, May 15. How Better to Inform Americans. Forum No. 443. Participants: Eugene McCarthy, Democrat, Congressman form Minnesota; Hugh Morrow, Associate Editor, The Saturday Evening Post; and William Carr, Executive Secretary, National Education Association. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded 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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1955, February 6. Look at Congress. Forum No. 429. Participants: Alan Bible (D), Senator from Nevada; and William C. Cramer (R), Member of the House from Florida. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1955, March 6. Changes in the Middle East. Forum No. 433. Participants: Reader Bullard, Former British Ambassador to Iran; Harold D. Hinton, Professor of History, College and Graduate School; John C. Henry, Editorial Staff, The Washington Star. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

1955, April 3. Problems of Peace. Forum No. 437. C. Joseph Bernardo, Lecturer, Military Policy of the United States, University of Maryland; Eugene H. Bacon, Instructor, American History. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.