Word: browders
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...clouds of "liberalism," and regards Communists, more in sorrow than in anger, as erring brethren. It was thus something of a surprise to New Republic readers last week when the NR announced, starting in its Aug. 5 issue, the first of a series of articles by Communist emeritus Earl Browder "Exclusively in the New Republic...
Meet the Press (Mon. 10:30 p.m., Mutual). Three Washington newsmen toss a few pointed questions at Earl Browder...
...Earl Browder, new U.S. representative for Soviet publishers, flew in from Moscow, like any bourgeois tripper, with presents for the Mrs.: a bottle of perfume and four Russian dolls. At the airport reporters fell on him. Had he seen Molotov? Yes. Had he seen Stalin...
...Earl Browder also hippety-hopped homeward, from his junket to Moscow. When reservation trouble (or something) slowed him down in Britain, the Security Police put him up between hops-incommunicado...
...when the great schism came, and Earl Browder fell, Abraham Heller resigned from the Party, cut off his financial support. While Browder and Heller were getting together on schemes for a new Soviet-U.S. publishing venture, the dead-broke Daily Worker began beating its drums for new contributors...