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* Executive Vice-President of the Council for Pan American Democracy, which [[John Dewey]]'s Committee for Cultural Freedom alleged in April 1940 was under "outright communist control"<ref>Eugene Lyons, ''The Red Decade: The Stalinist Penetration of America'' (Indianapolis: The Bobbs Merill Company, 1941), p. 376</ref>

* Executive Vice-President of the Council for Pan American Democracy, which [[John Dewey]]'s Committee for Cultural Freedom alleged in April 1940 was under "outright communist control"<ref>Eugene Lyons, ''The Red Decade: The Stalinist Penetration of America'' (Indianapolis: The Bobbs Merill Company, 1941), p. 376</ref>

* provisional secretary of the Board of Directors for the Jefferson School for Social Science, which was, according to [[Harry Magdoff]]'s magazine, "sponsored by the Communist Party"<ref>John J. Simon, "[http://www.monthlyreview.org/nfte1099.htm Notes from the Editors]," ''Monthly Review'', Volume 51, Number 5 (October 1999)</ref>

* provisional secretary of the Board of Directors for the Jefferson School for Social Science, which was, according to [[Harry Magdoff]]'s magazine, "sponsored by the Communist Party"<ref>John J. Simon, "[http://www.monthlyreview.org/nfte1099.htm Notes from the Editors]," ''Monthly Review'', Volume 51, Number 5 (October 1999)</ref>

* executive secretary of [[American Peace Mobilization]] (APM), designated a [[Glossary_of_espionage_terms#Fronts_and_cutouts|Communist front]] group by [[United States Attorney General]] [[Tom C. Clark]] on the [[Attorney General's List of Subversive Organizations]] for 1948, as directed by [[President Truman]]’s [[Executive Order 9835]], and which, according to Field himself, "came into existence through Communist Party initiative." <ref>Frederick Vanderbilt Field, ''From Right to Left: An Autobiography'' (Westport, Conn.: L. Hill, 1983) ISBN 978-1859845271, p.186</ref>

* executive secretary of [[American Peace Mobilization]] (APM), designated a [[Communist front]] group by [[United States Attorney General]] [[Tom C. Clark]] on the [[Attorney General's List of Subversive Organizations]] for 1948, as directed by [[President Truman]]’s [[Executive Order 9835]], and which, according to Field himself, "came into existence through Communist Party initiative." <ref>Frederick Vanderbilt Field, ''From Right to Left: An Autobiography'' (Westport, Conn.: L. Hill, 1983) ISBN 978-1859845271, p.186</ref>

* co-Chairman of the Citizens Nonpartisan Committee for the Election of Ben Davis, Jr., Communist Party candidate for New York City Council

* co-Chairman of the Citizens Nonpartisan Committee for the Election of Ben Davis, Jr., Communist Party candidate for New York City Council

* secretary of the Research Committee of the [[Institute for Pacific Relations]] (IPR)

* secretary of the Research Committee of the [[Institute for Pacific Relations]] (IPR)