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Aug 5, 2009 · 29 Earl and William Browder explored their father's family tree through extensive correspondence. See D. P. Browder to William, October 25, 1935; Frank G. Browder to Earl, September 22, 1936. In PA extensive records on the general secretary's nuclear family were compiled. Five siblings are listed as still living in 1941, two of them younger ...
Browder's leisure time was spent in reading literature of the Socialist party and this influence succeeded in turning not only Earl but two other children of the family into Socialist leaders. William Browder is now associated with a Communistic news paper in Chicago and Marguerite Browder accompanied her brother Earl on a two years' tripe to ...
Mr. Joseph Earl Browder, age 87, of Macclenny, Florida died Monday, Nov. 2, at his home following a long illness. Mr. Browder resided in Jacksonville, Florida before moving to Macclenny, Florida in 1979. He worked numerous jobs during his life and most recently as a food service manager with the Florida Department of Corrections for over 25 ...
Nov 5, 2023 · Election Platform of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., 1940, [ The Communist, July 1940] The People’s Road to Peace, 1940. A Message from Earl Browder to the Youth of America, 1940. The Message They Tried to Stop!, 1940. Earl Browder Talks to the Senators on the real meaning of the Voorhis "Blacklist" Bill, 1940.
Sep 6, 2019 · (Earl Browder, Victory – And After, International Publishers, 1942, p. 251) The perspective which in 1942 I was able to deal with only as a desirable possibility has now, with the Moscow and Teheran conferences, become a practical program of action for the world, given over the signatures of Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and ...
Earl Browder, one-time leader of the American Communist Party, went on trial Thursday for contempt of Congress. He is charged with refusing to answer questions last April 27 before the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee investigating the Communists-in-Government charges leveled by Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy.
Jan 22, 2018 · In 1938, Browder was on the cover of Time magazine, as “Comrade Earl Browder.” He again ran for president in 1940, faring worse than he had in ’36: He got about 50,000 votes.
