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Around the U.S.A. Echoes of Salem

Willard, Donald B. | August 7, 1954 issue

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This article focuses on Anne Hall, a forty-six-year-old teacher in the second grade of the Center School, who had been called to testify before the Massachusetts Commission on Communism. She had freely admitted that she had been a member at the party between 1938 and 1950. Hale asked the School Committee to hold a public hearing on the charges against her, and it consented. She was charged specifically with having lied to the committee, in a sworn statement made to it, when she said she could not recall the existence of a state law, passed in 1949, which banned Communists from teaching in the public schools.

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HALL, Anne; COMMUNISM; COMMUNISTS -- United States; PUBLIC schools; EDUCATIONAL law & legislation; UNITED States
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