Bridges Lawyers Seek Rehearing in Deportation Case
Attorneys for Harry Bridges filed a petition for rehearing of a Ninth Circuit en banc ruling upholding his deportation to Australia as an undesirable alien. They argue the court relied on non substantial evidence and cite denial of cross examination and civil rights issues, requesting further briefs.
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Harry Bridges
U. S. Ninth Circut Court of Appeals
Fineis Biddle
Stralia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Deast
Bridges
James O'Neil
Marine Workers Industrial Union
Francis Biddle
Board of Immigration Appeals
Richard Gladstein
Aubrey Grossman
Court challenge to deportation order heads to high court
The group signaling they would wage the fight to overturn the deportation order said they would take the case to the United States Supreme Court if needed, outlining readiness to pursue further legal steps.
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United States Supreme Court
Industry Profits Not Out of Line Says NAM Head
Washington (UP) President Robert M. Gaylord of the National Association of Manufacturers said wartime profits are in line with the national conscience. The NAM surveyed wartime profits showing 1943 corporate profits at 8.2 billion with production up sharply and wages rising, while taxes totaled 33 billion over three years, far exceeding earlier corporate taxes.
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Robert M. Gaylord
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S
Gaylord
NAM
John C. Gebhart
Pearl Haror
Flying jeep helps Allied artillery in Normandy campaign
In Normandy the planes nicknamed El Diablo aid American forces by spotting targets and directing fire for artillery. Lt John Holloman and Lt Fred Madden fly missions with Maj. J. Elmore Swenson, calling down fire that destroyed 150 Germans in one engagement and two trucks earlier. The unit, praised by Gen. Eisenhower, has operated since June 8, flying 40 missions in 36 hours. The infantrymen dub the Cubs as their best friends over Thunderbolts.
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Doughboys
France
el Diablo
John Holloman
Livingston
Texas
Fred Madden
Hazard
Madden
J. Elmore Swenson
Salt Lake City
Eisenhower
Swenson
Teacher Now in WAC Serves Transport Corps
Amy M. Devitt on leave from Cedar Rapids schools serves in the San Francisco port of embarkation publications section. A WAC member since Aug 18, 1942, she is a sergeant technician in the army transportation corps at Fort Mason, handling regulations and directives. She is the daughter of Mrs Frances M. Leinard of Winterset.
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Amy M. Devitt
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco Port of Embarkation
WAC
Army Transportation Corps
Fort Mason
War Department
Transportation Corps
Sgt. Devitt
Frances M. Leinard
Winterset
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