The History of Terrorism
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American Empire
US imperialism
Foreign interventions by the United States
United States in World War II
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1942-1945 United States Office of War Information (OWI) (9/15/1945)
Frank Stanton (executive)
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1839-Today American Statistical Association (ASA)
1892-Today American Psychological Association (APA)
1913-Today Rockefeller Foundation
1927-Today CBS (9/18/1927)
1937-? Radio Research Project (Princeton Radio Project or PRP)
1938 The War of the Worlds (radio drama)
1939-1945 World War 2 WWII
1942-1945 United States Office of War Information (OWI) (9/15/1945)
1947-Today McCarthyism/Second Red Scare
1948-Today RAND Corporation
1958-? Eisenhower 10 AKA Eisenhower's Continuity of Government
American Association of Applied Psychology
American Marketing Association (AMA)
American television executives
CBS executives
Chairmen of the Rand Corporation
International Emmy Directorate Award
National Institute of Social Sciences (NISS) Gold Medal honorees
Presidents of CBS
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Social Psychology Quarterly
US Department of Navy
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1939-1944 Office of Radio Research (ORR)
1950 During the period of McCarthyism, Frank Stanton created an office at CBS to review the political leanings of employees.
1950 Radio producer William N. Robson was one victim of the CBS purge, initially reassured by Stanton that his listing in the anticommunist Red Channels pamphlet would not mean the end of his career with CBS
1953 When one singer, Julius LaRosa, hired a manager after a minor dispute with Arthur Godfrey, the star consulted with Frank Stanton, who suggested that he fire the popular LaRosa, then a rising star, on the air, just as he had hired him on the air in 195
1958-? Emergency Communications Agency
2012 GR - Early "Psychological Warfare" Research and the Rockefeller Foundation
Frank Stanton helped lead the fight for color television.
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