Bridges and Landis on Bridges' Communist Ties
Report by Landis examines Bridges affiliations with the Communist party through his union activity and aid requests. It notes Bridges’ opposition to red baiting, his acceptance of assistance from Communists, and his stance on democratic methods. The piece covers deportation proceedings and prior Supreme Court rulings on party membership as a factor.
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Jonge Shoremen
Landis
Bridges
Communist Party Ab Ti Hiss
Communist Party
Harry Bridges
United States
Lansis
Australia
Labor Department
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Joseph G. Strecker
Hot Springs
Ark
Strecker
Han of Wienlatute
Plunge From Station Cause Fatality in New York
In New York on December 29 a woman about 66 years old, weighing 210 pounds, wearing a gray coat and green dress, fell from a Ninth Avenue elevated station at One Hundred and Tenth Street and died. Detectives are examining the scene for clues and identity.
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New York
Filelde
Ninth Avenue
One Hundred
Tettth Street
Dre
Xeckime Woy Adentity
Ford Raises Pay for London Workers With Extras
Ford Motor company announces pay increases for London employes to offset rising living costs. Hourly workers gain two cents more per hour and those earning under $100 a month will receive about $3 extra. The item also notes Stockholm parks and bulb plantings in a separate brief.
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Ford
London
Ford Motor Company
Bandits linked to payroll robbery and store holdup
Federal police identified two juvenile workers as suspects in a Friday payroll robbery at Juvenile Manufacturing, where about 3270 in coins and bills were taken. The same pair was linked to a Tuesday J C Penney store raid. Victims McFarlin and Raney were assaulted, Ramsey and McParlin injured but conscious. Police launched a dragnet on the West side.
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Juvenile Manufacturing Company
Polies
J. C. Penney
J. L. McPresin
L. Ramsey
Juvenie
5. G. Williams
Salines
Juan Soils
Salinas
William Gomez
North Flores Street
J. M. Goodman
Pennzy
Ramsey
McFaclin
Cif Ramschissel
McParlin
Radio Programs and Weekend Broadcast Lineup
A cluttered listing shows stations WOAI KONO KARC KAHC among others with Saturday schedule details. Programs include news by air at 5:15, various concerts and orchestras, sports segments, and late night dance parades.
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RTSA
Newecast
Wilson Ames
al Salinas
Sun—House Party
Lqnn
KADC
Sas
Enoch Light
Dave Young
Contreras
Tory
Gace Beslere
Wayne Klag
Eimer Davia
FABC
Sparta
Sterling
Youne
Hex Press
Orch
Woman Seeks Estate Share in Oklahoma City Suit
In Los Angeles Bee report a 29 year old woman Alice Green of Los Angeles seeks a share of wealth from W. O. Hales of Oklahoma City who died September 15 1938. Green claims he acknowledged her as his daughter and seeks about two million dollars. Hales left $25 000 to each of his four children. The case appears in Oklahoma City district court with Cavett an employee of Hales and First National Bank named as defendants. The suit vows to proceed through the courts.
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Los Angeles
Bee
W. OT. Hales
Oklahoma City
Aliee Green
Lee [Angelon
Hales
Mise Green
Okahoma City
Ty Ab Lorneys
Lougetine
First National Bank
Okhoma iGity
Cavett
Ing
Biggest News of the Year to Be Examined Tonight
The CBS network presents its annual Twelve Crowded Months broadcast featuring the 32 most significant stories. Highlights include Britain and France declaring war on Germany and the invasion and partition of Poland by Germany and Russia. Former President Herbert Hoover delivers a half hour address on MBS.
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Cb.s
KTLA
Germany
Great Britain
France
Poland
Grimahy
Herbert Hoover
KABC
Weather Forecast and Climate Notes for Tempe and Roan
Reading shows a weather page noting temperatures around 49 degrees and rainfall totals since January near 16.6 inches with monthly rainfall around 69 inches. It mentions moon phases, sunrise and sunset times, and a summary of precipitation patterns for Tempe and nearby Roan in a dated issue.
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Roan l
Wamidity
Fay Bunty
Berne
TWO ARRESTED AFTER CHASE ACROSS TOWN
Police pursued a fast getaway car through rough roads before breaking into a bakery office where a large cash stash was feared. Two men, Kelly and Long, were arrested at 323 Delaware Street and 407 Erle Avenue, while a third suspect, Lennard Hussey, remained questioned at the station. Officers and detective caps searched Tarlandale for the fleeing bandits, fearing they left their car behind.
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Pe Ee
Werrach
Thiati
Warrach
Mench
Roosevelt Avenue
Long
Lee Ginsshoft Jr
Delaware Street
Lennard Hussey
Erle Avenus
Gtheer G. GC. Sturm
Bott
Passan
The
Nations Bread Company
Magnolia Avenue
Caps
Cuit Ramschissel
Tarlanddale
Otttcers
Governor Moore Tries to Hitch A Ride to Work
New Jersey governor A. Ttar ty Moore recounts a Christmas Eve attempt to hitch a ride from his home to Journal Square. He stood on the corner as more than 200 cars passed, friends among them merely waving back and driving on.
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New York
A. Ttarty Moore
New Jersey
Dows
Bia
Aniingtan
Braimhal
Journal Square
Jer Vey Quy
Jelly
High boiling copal tar products and resins trade
A historic note describes copal tar products once wasted now valued as a source of coumarona resins. It states millions of pounds of these substances are used yearly in printing inks, flour tile bindings, and chewing gum.
Wife Granted Dower After Husband Shot Her in Los Angeles
Mrs Catherine Munt testified before Superior Judge Lewis Howell Smith that on June 1 her husband Benjamin Hunt threatened to torture her by shooting her. She said he shot her and she lingered between life and death for days. Married March 4 1939, they separated in May. Hunt, a 34 year old filling station attendant, was sentenced to 1 to 10 years in Pelson prison by Judge A A Scott on November 28. Her home was Gardena and her husband had refused support.
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Los Angeles
Catherine Munt
Lewis Howell Smith
Benjamin Hunt
Kel
Lim
Hunt
Pelsom
A.A. Scott
Wile
Gardena
Tal
War Fronts Loom Large Across Europe in New Year Dispatches
In a turbulent New Year era Europe remains torn by war as Britain France and Germany confront a stalled western front and Russian Finnish clashes. Ireland and India test Britain with unrest while France outlines a 5.48 million budget for 1940 funding aviation and defense. Hitler’s New Year message promises victory for Germany as Soviet veterans replace conscripts and Finland sees major battles. Dublin and Northern Ireland brace for paramilitary tensions amid precious resources stolen at Phoenix Park. Gandhi pushes civil disobedience for independence on January 26. German subs and patrols set the scene for renewed combat as Hitler predicts a pivotal year.
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Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Ireland
India
Adolf Hitter
Finland
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Sidlenmnto
Wuste
Jabor
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Cea
Monelle
Uitler
Reunion Of Two Old Friends In City Jail Meeting
A holiday event at the city jail reunited Leo Aguilar and Manuel Ablira after 29 years apart. Jailer G B Matheny recounted Aguilar, 47, from East Woodlawn Avenue, who sought religious debate Friday night and was jailed for drunkenness, and Ablira, 34, of Lamar Street, who dozed off at the depot and was kept in custody. Aguilar awoke Saturday morning and, recalling old times, embraced Ablira beside the bars amid the unexpected reunion.
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G. B. Matheny
Leo Aguilar
East Woodlawn Eyvonue
Land of Nod
Aguilar
Wid
Abia
Larede Schaslrooms
Artificial Logs Ruin Warehouse in Lewiston Idaho
A large Lewiston warehouse was nearly ruined when 500 lags of artificial logs made from chininessed sawdust swelled and spilled from the building. The freak accident was blamed on sprinkling syrten whien causing the sawdust to flood and burn, crushing supports and twisting the structure.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Gee
Allananent
Illinois Democrats Set 1940 Kickoff Dinner at Palmer House
Chicago January 29 The Democrats plan a January 25 Jackson Day dinner at the Palmer House to fund the Democratic national committee. Speakers include Governor Horner Mayor Kelly Sen. Lucas and Sen. Slattery with national committeeman P A Mash bill presiding. Organizing chairs are George F. Ross and Harry Hershey.
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Chicago
Jec
Roosevelt
Horner
Palmer House
Democratic National Committee
James 4. Farley
Homer
Kelly
United States
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