Browder, U.S. Communist presidential bidder, dies
Earl Russell Browder, longtime Communist Party leader and candidate for president in 1940 and 1996, died in Princeton at age 82. He served as general secretary 1930 to 1945, faced expulsion in 1946, and had prior prison terms for antiwar protests. He leaves three sons Felix, William, and Andrew. A memorial service is planned at the Woodrow Wilson School in Princeton.
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