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

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Dear Rabbi, I enjoyed reading your article in today's NY Times. It was very interesting, to the point, and very timely. I hope to get over to your congregation very soon. Sincerely yours, Solon Schiller

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

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

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

My dear Rabbi Lamm, I just read in the New York Times about your sermon, and I fully agree with you. To wish still for such a blasphemy – to make a Sefer Torah into a cake, as I see it time and again in the Elmhurst bakeshops, for a Bar Mitzvah, filled with sugar candy? Barbarous! The first time I did not trust my eyes, when I saw it. I think it is one of the most disgraceful things to do. Have you ever seen a New Testament baked into a cake – or a Crucifix?

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