HCUA

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Acronym	Definition
HCUA	House Committee on Unamerican Activities (usually seen as HUAC)
HCUA	Honeywell Computer Users Association

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In 1956, Robeson himself was called to appear before the HCUA and asked about his Communist Party membership. A mockery of Black Heritage by Mass, Warren / The New American Like his fellow Reds, he refused to answer questions during the 1947 HCUA hearings. Kazan vs. Stalin's liars: for more than 50 years, the Hollywood Left ... by Jasper, William F. / The New American After all, FDR had personally urged Dies to take the HCUA post in order to investigate the activities of suspected agents of National Socialist (Nazi) Germany. FDR's patriot purge. (Cover Story History) by Grigg, William Norman / The New American			HCTDS HCTE HCTEE HCTERS HCTF HCTG hCTGF HCTI HCTID HCTIH HCTISN HCTM HCTN HCTP HCTPD HCTPL HCTR hCTR2 HCTRA HCTRTF HCTS HCTT HCTU HCTZ HCU HCUA HCUAA HCUC HCUED HCUG HCUK HCUL HCUP HCUP-3 HCURA HCUS HCUV HCV HCV NAT HCV+ HCV- HCV-H HCVA HCVB HCVC HCVD HCVE HCVF HCVFD HCVG HCVH			HCTE HCTEE HCTERS HCTF HCTG hCTGF HCTI HCTID HCTIH HCTISN HCTM HCTN HCTP HCTPD HCTPL HCTR hCTR2 HCTRA HCTRTF HCTS HCTT HCTU HCTZ HCTZ HCTZ HCU HCUA HCUAA HCUC HCUED HCUG HCUK HCUL HCUP HCUP-3 HCURA HCUS HCUV HCV HCV HCV HCV NAT HCV+ HCV- HCV-H HCVA HCVB HCVC HCVD HCVE HCVF HCVFD HCVG

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