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1954, May 27. No-Man’s Land of Taft Hartley. Forum No. 392. Participants (three Georgetown Law School students specializing in Labor Law): Thomas H. Foye, South Dakota; Ann Schaeffer, Washington, D. C.; and Agnes Neill, Washington, D. C. Moderator Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, June 10. Genocide: Fact and Convention. Forum No. 394. Participants: Raphael Lemkin, Author of The Genocide Convention; George A. Finch, Department of Law, School of Foreign Service, Lev E. Dobriansky, Professor, College of Arts and Sciences. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, June 17. Why the Decline in American Maritime Strength? Forum No. 395. Participants: James A. Farrell, Jr., President of Farrell Lines; Alexander Purdon, Executive Director, Committee of American Steamship Lines; and Lyle Bull, Professor of Ship Management, School of Foreign Service. Moderator Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, July 8. Equal Economic Opportunity. Forum No. 398. Participants: Jacob Seidenberg, Executive Director, President’s Government Contract Committee; George Weaver, Assistant Secretary Treasurer, CIO, substituting for Boris Shiskin; William Rogers, Deputy Attorney General of the United States. Moderator Peter Jamerson. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, July 11. Wiretapping: Liberty of Individual and Society. Forum No. 399. Participants: Homer Ferguson, Senator (R), Michigan; Joseph M. Snee, S.J., Professor of Law, the Law School; Nicholas J. Chase, Professor of Law, the Law School. Moderator Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, July 25. Middle East in Danger? Forum No. 401. Participants: Richard Sanger, Author, “The Arabian Peninsula”; Majid Khadduri, Director of Education and Research, The Middle East Institute; and Chalmers M. Roberts, Reporter, Washington Post and Times Herald. Moderator Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, October 17. The H-Bomb and the Future. Forum No. 413. Participants: James R. Shepley, Clay Blair, Jr., and Ramsay D. Fotte, all Co-authors of: “The Hydrogen Bomb: the Men, the Menace, and the Mechanism". Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, October 31. The Business of Outlook. Forum No. 415. Participants: Robert V. Fleming, President, Riggs National Bank; Arthur E. Burns, Head, School of Government and Professor of Economics, George Washington University; and Josef Solterer, Professor of Economics. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, November 14. Tocqueville's "Democracy in America". Forum No. 417. Participants: Joseph T. Durkin, S.J., Professor of American History, College and Graduate School; Lawrence C. McHugh, S.J., Professor of Philosophy, Georgetown University, and recent speaker [in 1954] on the Catholic (Radio) Hour. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, November 21. Comic Book Control: From Without or Within? Forum No. 411. Participants: Helen Myer, Executive Vice President, Dell Publishing Company, New York City; William Holub, Promotion Director, Pflaum Publishing, Dayton, Ohio; and Riley Hughes, Professor of English, Lecturer and Author. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1954, December 19. Would “Conformity” Destroy America? Forum No. 417. Participants: Hurst Anderson, President, The American University, Washington, D. C.; Isaac Frank, Executive Director, Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington; and John J. O’Connor, Professor of History, School of Foreign Service. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
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.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1955, May 29. South African Problems. Forum No. 445. Participants: Henry M. Moolman, Director of Information of the South African Embassy; Wolfgang Kraus, Department of Political Science, George Washington University; and John J. O'Connor, Department of History, School of Foreign Service. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1955, July 24. Need for Congressional "Watchdog" Over U.S. Information Abroad? Forum No. 453. Participants: Abbott Washburn, Deputy Director, United States Information Agency; Michael A. Feighan, Democrat, Member of Congress from Ohio; and Lev E. Dobrianksky, Professor of Economics. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. Recorded from the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / GTA-000107, Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

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