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1951 · ref. 237j1337 — St. Louis Missouri: G.L.K. Smith. Good. 1951. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Features: World Government Exposed; Reproduction of a page from Merle Miller's novel 'The Sure Thing' which suggests the murder of Father Coughlin or Gerald Smith; Brandeis Acheson & Frankfurter; Chinese Reds Curse Christ; Freda Utley's 'The China Story'; Various items pertaining to General MacArthur and those opposed to him; De Sola vs. Anna M. Rosenberg; Soviet Spy Richard Sorge; President of the American Council of Judaism says Zionism through its control of American Jewish philanthropy 'has built a tremendous machine to lobby for Israel'; Vivien Kellems; Scientist X - Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg was fired from the University of Minnesota; Atomic Espionage; Stalin's daughter marries son of powerful Russian Jew; Drew Pearson Cornered by Sen. Joe McCarthy; Sygman Rhee is My Friend; Poor Fallen Atlanta; Rev. Bob Robert Shuler; The Tragedy of George Sokolsky opponent of communism; The Gods of the Copy-book Headings by Kipling; A three-page list of Asiatic rulers who have seized power in Russia Czechoslovakia and Poland; and much more. "Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith 1898-1976 was an American clergyman politician and organizer. He founded the Christian Nationalist Crusade in 1942 and the America First Party in 1943." - Wikipedia. "Smith moved to Detroit after the 1936 presidential election and was befriended by Henry Ford. Smith credited Ford with revealing the connection between communism and Judaism saying 'The day came when I embraced the research of Mr. Ford and his associates and became courageous enough and honest enough and informed enough to use the words Communism is Jewish'. Smith wrote hundreds of tracts pamphlets and books and nearly every word of a monthly magazine The Cross and the Flag which he began publishing in 1942." - TheCrossAndTheFlag dot com. Smith is referenced so often in Singerman that he probably deserved his own chapter. 32 stapled pages of detailed text. Rubber stamp atop front cover otherwise unmarked with average wear. Discrete tape repairs inside lower corner of back cover. A sound vintage example.; Sm 4to . G.L.K. Smith unknown