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Frank Sinatra — Part 4
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The Comnittee for the Firat ‘Amendment was cicee
as a Communist front by tne California Uumalttee on on-
Anerican Activities in its report issuec in vp
go Communist Party '
A confiden ‘ 5 LBC ber,
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thet Frank Sinatra, the welleknown radlo and
movie star, was then @e member of the Conrnunist Party.
Tefawnmenhk atatradt he wan tala that Sinatra. formerly eld
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membership in the American Youth for Democracy organiza-
tion in New Jersey but had recently been adpitted to tie
New York branch of the Comaunist Party. LL
. 4) Free Italy society
ue
A confidential and reliable Infcruant advised tnat
Prank Sinatra accepted an Invitation to speak ab an énnual
ball and dinner of the Free italy Society te be uela in
Los Angeles, California, on February #3, 196.
The Wree Italy seclety was clbec as a -ossunist
front organization by the California Comulttee on on-
American Activities in its report issued in 1] rd.
(7? Indepenceat Citizens Committee Uf ine
Arts, Sciences and rofessions
mpmant advised
eo
A confidential and rellable inf
that Frank Sinatra, on February 10, 1946, at vew fork
City, was elected Vice-Chairman, board of uwirectors;
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, .Scletices and u
b2- Professions, Incorpgyated, 62-832 7
-338892- 8 ~S3e19~¢
b2D (100-338892-15, 2) _—_—"e ruary 27,
biG 1946, carried an article captioned "Stars Sour Fair Job
Campaign” in which ft is set forth fhat Frank sinatra was
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