DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEECH AT SOCIALIST NATIONALIST CONVENTION. In delivering the keynote speech at the Socialist National Convention today, Maynard Krueger, Chicago University economics professor, warned that the United States will "continue down the toboggan slide" toward war or fascism unless the na
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