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    Fortune Archives: The Jewish mogul who shaped the Christmas shopping season

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    Fortune Archives: The war on Big Food

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    Fortune Archives: The roots of the crises facing American agriculture

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  • May 04, 1951-During a House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) hearing, Senator Joseph McCarthy holds up a letter purportedly written by FBI Director Hoover in 1941 warning that a Fort Monmouth employee had a “direct connection with an espionage agent”. How McCarthy came into possession of the letter was not made clear. Attorney Roy Cohn sits beside McCarthy (r).Newsletters

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