Editing Red Channels (section)

==''Red Channels'' list==
{{See also|List of women identified as communists in Red Channels}}
''Red Channels'' listed 151 professionals in entertainment and on-air journalism whom it clearly implied were among "the Red Fascists and their sympathizers" in the broadcasting field.<ref>''Red Channels'', p. 6</ref> Each of the names is followed by a raw list of putatively telling data, with the sources of evidence varying from FBI and HUAC citations to newspaper articles culled from the mainstream press, industry trade sheets, and such Communist publications as the ''[[Daily Worker]]''. For example, under the heading for [[Burgess Meredith]], identified as ''Actor, Director, Producer{{snd}}Stage, Screen, Radio, TV'', the first three of a total of seven data points read:

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{| style="margin-left:2em; text-align:left; border-collapse:separate; border-spacing: 10px 0px;"
| ||Reported as:
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|American Committee||Signer of letter. Letter, 10/23/45.
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|for Yugoslav Relief||Chairman, Winter Clothing Campaign.
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| ||Letterhead. 10/23/45.
|-
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|Committee for [[First Amendment to the United States Constitution|First]]||Signer. Advertisement in protest of Wash-
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|[[First Amendment to the United States Constitution|Amendment]]||ington hearings. ''[[The Hollywood Reporter|Hollywood Reporter]]'', 10/24
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| ||47, p. 5 ''Un-Am. Act. in California, 1948'',
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| ||p. 210
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|Coordinating Com-||Representative individual. ''House Un-Am.''
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|mittee to Lift the||''Act. Com., Appendix 9'', p. 670
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|Embargo Against
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|[[Spanish Civil War|Spanish Loyalist]]
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|Government<ref>''Red Channels'', p. 109</ref>
|}</blockquote>