American Communists stuck in court during the 1936
American Communists stuck in court during the 1936 election campaign. Presidential candidate, Earl Browder, in a hearing for a restraining order preventing police interference with his attempt to speak in Terre Haute, Indiana. Ca. Oct. 20, 1932. L-R: David J. Bentall, Chicago attorney; Earl Browder, Communist candidate for President, and Seymour Waldman, New York, Communist National Committeeman. (CSU_2015_8_467)
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11060384
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45266719
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3000px x 2278px
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Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
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Everett Collection
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