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Letter from Ned Marr to Frederick C. Dockweiler, July 21, 1952

 
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Title
Letter from Ned Marr to Frederick C. Dockweiler, July 21, 1952
Creator
Marr, Ned
Date
21 July 1952
Description
Correspondence from Ned Marr at the Legal Department in Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., to Frederick C. Dockweiler, General Chairman of Committee Against Socialist Housing, responding to Dockweiler's letter to Wilbur Edwards, Manager of Station KNXT, about disagreement with the programming of Station KNXT on the public housing controversy prior to the election on Proposition B, especially the programming of a public housing conference called by the Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron.
Format Extent
2 pages
Subject
Television broadcasting; Public housing--California--Los Angeles; Local elections; Political campaigns; Dockweiler, Frederick C. (Frederick Charles), 1909-2000; Bowron, Fletcher, 1887-1968
Note
Frederick Charles Dockweiler (1909-2000) was the son of Isidore B. Dockweiler and Gertrude Reeve Dockweiler. He was a lawyer active in Los Angeles and California political issues, notable for his stands on various state and local ballot initiatives. From 1948 to 1952, Frederick Dockweiler vigorously fought for initiatives opposing public housing in Los Angeles and California. In 1964, he campaigned for a proposition against pay TV, and he actively opposed an initiative supporting censorship in 1972.
Collection
Dockweiler Family Papers, CSLA-12, Series 2. Political Activities; Box No. 2; Folder No. 10
Type
Geographic Location
Hollywood (Los Angeles, Calif.); Los Angeles (Calif.)
Language
eng
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