Doubtfully blacklisted ; William N. Robson



William N. Robson, radio and TV writer: Robson was active as a sponsor and speech giver for numerous Communist front organizations during the 1940s. In 1950, Red Channels named him as a communist sympathizer.  Aside from his considerable work in television during the years when he was supposedly blacklisted, Robson worked virtually nonstop on radio as a performer, producer and director.

1958
Producer/director for CBS Radio's "Luke Slaughter of Tombstone"

1957
The Land Unknown (adaptation)
Gunsmoke (TV Series) (screenplay by - 1 episode)
- The Cover Up (1957) ... (screenplay by)

 1956
Highway Patrol (TV Series) (screenplay - 1 episode)
- Taxi... (screenplay)
Navy Log (TV Series) (screen play by - 1 episode)
- Men from Mars  (screen play by)
Scriptwriter for CBS Radio's "Fort Laramie"
One of the directors for "The CBS Radio Workshop"
Producer (1956-1962) and director (1958-1960) for CBS Radio's "Suspense."

 1955
Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion (TV Series) (screenplay - 4 episodes)
- The Boy Who Found Christmas (1955) ... (screenplay)
- The Legion Is Our Home (1955) ... (screenplay)
- The Dagger of Judah (1955) ... (screenplay)
- Carnival in Zagora/The Evil Men Do ... (screenplay)
Schlitz Playhouse (TV Series) (teleplay - 1 episode)
- Two-Bit Gangster (1955) ... (teleplay)
Paris Precinct (TV Series) (teleplay - 1 episode)
- The Actress (1955) ... (teleplay)

 1954
Hazard House (Short) (original story) / (screenplay)

1950
Producer for TV mystery series Sure as Fate.