The Un-American Inquisition: A Call to Action, 1947-11-24

Item — Box: 74, Folder: 15

Identifier: CAC_CC_014_3.2_74_15_0072

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The text discusses the writer's anger and frustration with the actions of Congress in regards to the investigation of ten individuals for Contempt of Congress. The writer criticizes the manner in which the investigation was conducted, arguing that it violated the rights of the individuals involved. The writer also expresses concern about Congress prioritizing trivial matters over more pressing issues such as international relations and national security. The writer suggests implementing price controls and rationing, as well as a Universal Military Training program.