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Frank Sinatra — Part 3
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On Jamary 30, 1946, Gerald L. K, Smith appeared before the
House Committee on Un-American Activities, during which he made a
lengthy statement in which he called upon the HCUA to investigate
the activities of Frank Sinatra. Smith alleged that Sinatra "recently
gave support to a meeting of the American Youth for Democracy which
held an elaborate banquet at the Hotel ambassador in Ios Angeles, and
which orgenization was recently branded by J. Eigar Hoover as the
successor to the Young Communist League and one of the moat dangerous
outfits in the Nation".
Statement dated January 30, 196,
filed by Gerald L. KE. Smith with
the House Committee Investigating
Un-Aterican Activities.
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viced that she had been
at an AYD dinner which h
been held at the Amoasendor Hotel in Los Angeles during December, 1945,
and added that Frank Sinatra was also honored by the AYD on this
occasion.
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Robert W. Kenny, former California State Attorney General,
appeared as a defense witness at the trial of Harry Bridges on January
31, 1950. During his testimony, Kenny admitted sponsoring an AYD
dinner in Los Angeles during December, 1945, and added that he had
attended same with Frank Sinatra.
"Chicago Daily Tribune", 2/1/50.
39-915-A
Advertisements issued by the American Youth for Democracy
during 1946, concerning a yearbook which it intended to publish,
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