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

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Rabbi Norman Lamm why don't you and George S Kaufman go over to Joe Stalin for a change of sermon. God Bless America

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

How dare you, you poisonous Jew, attack Bishop Sheen, the most respected Christian minister in the US? Why don't you attack the Rosenbergs, the Greenglasses, the Fuchs, the Golds, and the other 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 earth has done will drive you out. Murder Incorporated was only a prelude to Traitors Incorporated. How much more can Americans stand? Hitler was right!

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

Dear Sir: Having read about your sermon in the N.Y. Times. I couldn't help but think its too bad you don't have the gift of "Wisdom." Then you might choose better material for your sermon other than calling for "Revolution." This is so typical of your people, and then you're always crying for mercy, saying you're persecuted. The text in our church was the "First of the Holy Family" teaching us to work, play & live in peace for the honor of God the Father. You Say "Eli, Eli" means seeking God's guidance. Well, people work in T.V. and in night clubs, and as God is everywhere, then "Eli Eli" and "Silent Night" belong there. "Blessed are the clean of heart" and they can be found everywhere, evenn in nightclubs.

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

Congratulations on your New York Times item as your religious statement is highly commendable. Herman W Gordon

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