Exchange with R. Kertes about Sermon Request (1953)

1. R. Kertes to R. Lamm (1953)

1. R. Kertes to R. Lamm (Jan. 1, 1953)

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Exchange with Constance Marshall about R. Lamm's Thoughts on Religious Radio Programming (1953)

My dear Rabbi Lamm: May I presume to thank you for the remarks in your sermon which are quoted in the enclosed article from the N.Y. Times? You must have expressed the point of view of many resentful and inarticulate people, of whom I am one. It may interest you to know that I am a Protestant. Yours sincerely, Constance B. Marshall (Mrs. H. H.)

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Exchange with Reba Minford about R. Lamm's Thoughts on Religious Radio Programming (1953)

You’re so gifted when you preach your great sermons on the radio – I’m a shut-in and very grateful I can have my radio on Sundays to be in church but can listen to all the great sermons and take the good out of each religion. I’m again sorry that a lot of Rabbis do not know God – you need Christ to teach you how to preach to people. You make people prejudiced to preachers when your education’s so rabbi-minded. Keep up your fine sermons. God bless you.

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Letter about R. Lamm's Thoughts on Religious Radio Programming (1953)

How dare you, you poisonous Jew, attack Bishop Sheen, the most respected Christian "minsiter" in the US? Why don,t you attack the Rosenbergs, the Greenglasses, the Fuchs, the Golds, and the Jewish traitors? Your accursed tribe have a monopoly on traitorism, and the day is fast approaching when the American people as every other nation on our earth has done will drive you out. Murder Incorporated was only a prelude to Traitors Incorporated.

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