Forrest C. Sammons

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Forrest Charles Sammons (ca. 1895-October 17, 1954)[1] also known as F. C. Sammons was President of the Sammons Construction Company in Huntington, West Virginia and a major financial supporter of Conde McGinley's newspaper Common Sense. In early 1950 he formed the West Virginia Anti-Soviet League later renamed the West Virginia Anti-Communist League.[2]

Sammons was a long-time associate of Gerald L.K. Smith.

Notes

  1. ↑ Social Security Death Index
  2. ↑ "Presidential Campaign Utilized to Spread Anti-jewish Propaganda" Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 28, 1952
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