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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
5
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In San Francisco Henry Schrimpf a former Communist and government witness entered a third day of cross examination in the perjury trial of Harry Bridges president of the CIO Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union Bridges is accused of lying about Communist affiliation in a 1945 naturalization hearing Schrimpf testified that Bridges was active in Communist Party councils in the 1934 Maritime strike but did not state he knew Bridges was a Communist The defense challenged Schrimpf about secrecy of Communist meetings and involvement of figures from the Communist Party including Sam Darcy and Elaine Black The Bridges trial has entered its fourth week with two union associates Henry Schmidt and J R Robertson also on trial for conspiracy to defraud the government in their testimony at Bridges naturalization hearing Only three witnesses have been heard in the four weeks of trial
Two skeletons, likely Indian remains, were found yesterday by workers laying a gas transmission pipeline near Hamilton Ohio. Butler County coroner Dr. Garret Boone said the grave site showed stones arranged around the remains, confirming they were Indians.
In Bombay near Poona, a newly built water storage tank collapsed during a dedication ceremony, killing eight schoolchildren who were gathered with others at the site. Local officials launched an investigation into the accident and safety oversights.
Ernie D. Jenkins 25 was killed at Midland Slag Company plant when he fell from the front car of a six car string and was struck by a railroad car. He had lived in East Liverpool for two years after moving from Palermo West Virginia.
Miss Florence Suzuki of Cincinnati and Miss Edith Zwick of Yellow Springs Ohio are awarded fellowships for study at Columbia University's New York School of Social Work. Both are college graduates and will earn Master of Science degrees after completing the two year program.
An estimate places the number of people in North America at about 200 million, reflecting a broad demographic assessment across the continent. The figure underscores population density and potential market size across nations, though it remains a rough estimate pending official census data.
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