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In this magazine's article titled “Charles Lindbergh and the Jews,” (“Liberty,” January 3, 1942), its author, Dr. Francis E. McMahon, Assist professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame, claimed "it is certain that Lindbergh is playing Hitler's game."

McMahon also wrote of his concern about the rising anti-semitism: “As a Catholic, I am concerned about the spread of anti-Semitism amongst the Coughlinites of my own faith... I cannot fathom the mentality of a Coughlinite* who assails the people from which the Founder of his religion came.”

(Publisher info: Liberty Publishing Corporation of Canada, Toronto, 1942, 4to, 9" - 12" tall Stapled; Vol 19 No.1, 66 p., 5-cents). The exact text of McMahon has not yet been found for verification. This, and other magazines of similar purpose, were often labeled as "Schlagwörter," i.e., "hitting words," as in "propaganda, debate."

See also, how McMahon “Asks Lindbergh Debate; Prof. McMahon of Notre Dame Assails Attack on Jews”, Special to The New york Times, September 15, 1941, Page 2. Text not available online.

* Followers of Catholic priest Father Charles Edward Coughlin (1891-1979), whose popular organization and even more popular 1930s radio programs were very pro-America First, anti-War, and anti-Jewish international finance.