Why we retreat in the Cold War. From The American Mercury, May, 1955 de Varney, Harold Lord - 1955

Belmont, MA: Committee on Pan American Policy, 1976. 6-page reprint.. Soft Cover. Good. 5.5 x 8. Panama Canal.

Belmont, MA: Committee On Pan American Policy. Very Good. ca. 1976. Reprint. Softcover. Slight creasing to some corners. Old price written on front page. ; Published by The John Birch Society. ; 6 pages .

Belmont, MA: Committee On Pan American Policy. Very Good. ca. 1979. Reprint. Softcover. Published by The John Birch Society. ; 8 pages .

Belmont, MA: American Opinion. Very Good. ca. 1980. Reprint. Softcover. Published by The John Birch Society. ; 8 pages .

Belmont, Mass.: American Opinion Book Services, 1969. Good Magazine Reprint A 32-page booklet including two articles reprinted from November 1968 and November 1969 issues of American Opinion Magazine.. Paper. 3.

Belmont, MA: American Opinion Reprints, n.d.. Pamphlet. 32p., 6x9 inches; wrappers and top-edge of text block foxing, slightly edgeworn, small pen notation on first page, else in good condition. Originally published in 1964.

Belmont, MA: Robert Welch, Inc, 1964. Magazine. 128p., wraps with a two inch closed tear along the spine, remains of a mailing label on the front wrap else good condition, 6x9 inches. Includes Harold Lord Varney on Latin American, an article by Dies and poetry edited by E. Merrill Root.

Belmont, MA: American Opinion, 1965. 15p., stapled wraps, 6x9 inches, small rust stain on rear wrap else very good condition. A onetime prominent member of the IWW who had long since moved all the way to the right, Varney here argues that the Panama Canal, by rights an American possession, is being "passed out to the ravenous International Communist Conspiracy." Reprint from American Opinion.

Belmont, Mass: Robert Welch, 1967. The front cover has a crease down the middle. Articles include - REIES TIJERINA BY ALAN STANG, PANAMA BY HAROLD LORD VARNEY, FOR OUR SONS BY E. MERRILL ROOT, DE LIBRIS BY MEDFORD EVANS, POETRY BY E. M. ROOT, FROM AFRICA BY GEORGE SCHUYLER, FROM LONDON BY FRANK MACMILLAN, FROM THE CONTINENT BY HILAIRE DU BERRIER, FROM LATIN AMERICA BY HAROLD VARNEY, FROM WASHINGTON BY REED BENSON & ROBERT LEE, FROM THE SOUTH BY TOM ANDERSON, FROM THE NORTH BY ROBERT H MONTGOMERY, PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS BY HANS F. SENNHOLZ, FROM THE CAMPUS BY GORDON V. DRAKE, FROM SCIENCE BY DAVID O. WOODBURY, THE H BOMB BY MEDFORD EVANS, COLUMNISTS BY GEORGE S. SCHUYLER, THE PRESS BY GARY ALLEN, JAMES V. FORRESTAL BY MEDFORD EVANS. First Ediiton. Magazine. Very Good. Illus. by Canavan, Daniel. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American Mercury, 1954. The title of this listing is a seven-page article included in the June 1954 issue of American Mercury reviews how communist ties with major tax-exempt foundations have influenced American foreign policy in favor of communist foreign policy objectives. Other articles in this issue: Should Federal Wiretapping Be Legalized? Professor Einstein vs. Citizen Einstein The Price of Independence Freedom Under God The Soviet "Peace Offensive" in the Arts Behind the Red Draperies Communism and Academic Freedom.. Soft Cover. Fair. 5.5 x 7.5. Communism and Socialism.