ED FBI File, April 2, 1951
Scott, Address at meeting in honor of Fast and Scott, September 13, 1950
Scott, typescript of “Some of My Worst Friends”
Adrian Scott, “You Can’t Do That”
Trager and Raths, “Public Opinion and Crossfire”
Leaflet from 1930s Los Angeles, depicting Hollywood as a hotbed of Jews, Communists and moral degenerates Credit: Courtesy Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles Community Relations Committee Collection, Urban Archives Center, University Library, California State University-Northridge
Scott’s notes from conversations with Schary
Adrian Scott to Charlotte Weber, November 12, 1947 Credit: Courtesy Adrian Scott Papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming-Laramie
Scott, attorney Bartley Crum, and Dmytryk in Washington for the HUAC hearings, October 1947 Credit: Courtesy Adrian Scott Papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming-Laramie
Gene Kern, Office of War Information, to William Gordon, July 5, 1945 Credit: Courtesy Adrian Scott Papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming-Laramie
“Crossfire Takes New York by Storm!” Radio Flash
Scott statement to HUAC
Schary, “Letter from a Movie-Maker”
Scott, “Some of My Worst Friends”
David Platt, “CF Hits Target”
“Farewell My Lovely,” Showmen’s Trade Review, December 9, 1944 Credit: Courtesy Adrian Scott Papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming-Laramie
Cecilia Ager, “Movie Colony’s Free Speech Group Practices What It Preaches” PM Credit: Courtesy Adrian Scott Papers, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming-Laramie
English, “What Makes a Hollywood Communist?” Saturday Evening Post
Dmytryk FBI File, March 10, 1951
Scott and Dmytryk, telegram to Thomas