Word: lambing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Witness William Cummings, of Toledo, who swore Lamb was on a "must" list of Communist contributors, admitted that he was a bigamist...
...businessman, pink-faced Edward Lamb of Toledo is a thumping success. He presides over a varied collection of two dozen companies, six radio and TV stations and the Erie (Pa.) Dispatch. As an amateur politico, Lamb has had almost as varied a career. In the '30s and early '40s his name popped up on the membership lists of several fellow-traveling outfits, e.g., the International Labor Defense. In 1948 he supported Dewey. In 1952 he backed the Democrats...
...after Ed Lamb's license to operate his station WICU-TV in Erie, Pa. came up for a routine renewal, the FCC confronted Businessman Lamb with what it called his fellow-traveling past. It ordered hearings on charges that Lamb had "closely associated" with Communists and "intellectually accepted Communism." Lamb denied...
Last week, after 5½ months of hearings, the case against Lamb was shot full of holes. A grand jury indicted one FCC witness for perjury; another recanted his testimony, and two others admitted to violating...
...Witness Ernest Courey, of Mercer, Wis., who named Lamb as a Communist Party contributor, admitted under cross-examination that he had been convicted of second-degree murder, was freed after serving five years of a life sentence...