Writer Blacklisted by Mistake Clears His Name
| “Super-Sonic Hell Creatures No Weapons Can Destroy!” |
| Dec. 19, 1959: Screenwriter Louis Pollock discovers that he has been blacklisted after being confused with another Louis Pollock. “My wife never lost faith in me," he said. "But I know the boys got to wondering what was the matter with the old man. Beating that mill all day and just barely enough money coming in to keep us together.” |







The paper's casual acceptance that the heinous Black List is an okay thing is really disturbing. Back in the Midwest, even as a twelve year old kid, it was clear how wrong and un-American the House Committee on Un-American Activities was.
Posted by: Arye Michael Bendeer | December 19, 2009 at 05:00 PM