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In the period of 1945-1960, the most disliked parts about Soviet communism, from the perspective of many American Anti-communist organizations and sociologists, were its economic collectivism and lack of respect on civic freedom, since both were dramatic violations to the founding values of western capitalism and democracy.

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For both your primary and secondary sources try to identify their political perspective. I think your secondary sources are strong as long as you add information about their particular political perspective. Ask yourself this question: do you think you have enough sources to answer your research question? (Also, see my suggested edit to your research question - above)

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Source Name: A Literature So Immense: The Historiography of Anticommunism
Publish year: 2010

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Source name:

Roads to Socialist Anticommunism, Journal of American Studies Vol. 40, No. 2 (Aug., 2006).

Publish year: 2006
Content: "...Bolshevism was not socialism but an inverted form of force-based czarism, undemocratic and tyrannical; that it was futile and un-Marxian to try to force a largely feudal society into socialism before the structural and ideational precondition existed for such a transformation."
Content: "The more that western socialists borrowed from the Bolsheviks the more likely they were to suffer the consequences of an inevitable bourgeois suppression of all forms of revolutionary agitation and effort."

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Source Name: Estonian economy under the first year of Soviet rule, 1940-1941
Publish year: 2005
Keywords: industrial loss due to drastic social reorganization.
Content: "Industry lost much of its productivity because former managers were eliminated and replaced by persons coming from working people who lacked education and professional skills.
Content: "The joining of the supplying and marketing system of the Soviet Union intensified the selling of industrial and agricultural products. In the circumstances of decreased imports, increased exports and a feverish buying of goods in the Estonian local market by Soviet soldiers, their family members and Soviet institutions, the economy, being under reorganization, failed to meet the increased demand and as a result, shortcomings appeared in supplying the industry and population with raw materials, machinery and consumer goods.
Content: "The Estonian banking and currency systems were entirely destroyed. All the banks were nationalized and reorganized by the end of 1940."

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"What aspects of Communism were considered most dangerous in American culture and why?"

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Source Name:  "In Our Hands, Part 2—What We Have"
Publish year: 1950
Keywords: The definition of money, customer's rights (right to not buy), real estate/personal properties traded for financial needs.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=220XsrVZ1rk
This is a mid 1950s animated film produced by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

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Source Name: "Make Mine Freedom"
Publish Year: 1948
Keywords: "Mr. Utopia Magic Potion", political brainwash, loss of private possessions, "What makes America Great", Slavery in the 20th century, class struggle/hatred.

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Source Name: Unknown
Publish Year: In the Fifties
Keywords: Freedom of speech

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Source Name: Unknown
Publish Year: In the Fifties
P.S. pretty good meme source lol

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Source Name: "Communism and Twisted Education" advertisement by defense contractor Canadair.
Publish year: 1955

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Source Name: The Communist Manifesto in America, American Bar Association Journal
Publish Year: 1948
Keywords: Nationalized commercial system, limited commercial practice, economic manipulation, GDP sustained on people's fear.
Content: "Not even a notable deficit is a deterrent to nationalization. Witness the British coal industry. Only a few years ago England exported coal. It is true that not all mines then make a profit. But what do we see today?---the entire industry operated at a loss and the country importing coal...So I suggest that the further drift to socialization be fought at every step. If it is to continue, the legal profession can expect to become employees of the state. Where the state owns the industry, who but government-employed lawyers advise that industry? When there is but one buyer or one seller of a commodity for the entire nation, as in Soviet Russia, it is submitted that the field of commercial practice will be limited."
"Evidently the Kremlin discovered that with all incentive gone, an equality of misery did not work and that some incentive must be provided...On the other hand, there is Siberia awaiting the sluggard or the disobedient. Capitalism still provides the incentives...But we do not have any convenient Siberia to which to send the recalcitrant."

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Source Name: State of Maryland Acts Against "Clear and Present Danger" from Communists, American Bar Association Journal
Publish Year: 1948
Keywords: World-wide, totalitarian, terrorism, espionage, trade restrictions, corruption
Content #1(political ideology): "Whereas, there exists a world Communist movement which, in its origins, its development, and its present practice, is a world-wide revolutionary political movement whose purpose is, by treachery, deceit, infiltration into other groups(governmental and otherwise), espionage, sabotage, terrorism, and any other means deemed necessary, to establish a communist totalitarian dictatorship in all countries of the world through the medium of a single world-wide Communist political organization."
Content #2(political strategy): "...carry out the objectives of the world Communist movement by bringing about the overthrow existing governments...and among the method commonly used to accomplish this end in any particular country are (A) the disruption of trade and commerce, (B) the inciting of economic, social and racial strife and conflict, (C) the dissemination of propaganda calculated to undermine established government and institutions, and (D) corrupting officials of the government and securing the appointment of their agents and sympathizers to offices and positions in the government."

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1945~1960---the 50s/mid-twentieth century
Bolshevism
"free world" democracy
anti-communism
red scare
identity---sense of self/characteristic aspects
considered---could be/known to be
*look up for keyword "archive" on google during research.
------------------------------------------------------------The 5th Amendment on private property

The 1st Amendment on the freedom of religion

Market economy

Freedom of speech/press

fear of world-wide revolution/totalitarian dictatorship

Military government/separation between military and politics

Planned economy

Solidification of classes

Social productive forces

Spying satellites

Arms Race

Nuclear retaliation
espionage crisis