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Joe McCarthy Takes Notes
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Senator Joseph R. McCarthy writes in a note pad during the testimony of General Miles Reber, the first witness during the Army-McCarthy hearings, what the AP cut line referred to as his "row" with the Army. McCarthy's notes include this writing: "threat in re investigating Army---want another Stripling---Genl John E Hall--Col Bing."
April 22, 1954
Associated Press
Publication Information
| Creator | Associated Press |
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| Date Created | April 22, 1954 |
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 19 x 21 cm |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | Emile de Antonio papers, 1868-1990 (bulk 1950s-1980s) |
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| Call Number | Point of Order |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT UNDETERMINED |
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| Rights Holder | Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research |
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