Surprise Hint in Bridges Trial Deepens Communist Link Claims
In San Francisco on December 9, prosecutors warn of a forthcoming big witness in the perjury trial of CIO Longshore Leader Harry Bridges. Defense lawyers argue the case rests on Shoemaker's testimony. Bridges says the evidence so far supports a fourth frameup.
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CIO
San Francisco
Calif
F. Joseph Donohue
CIO Longshore
Harry Jidges
Donohue
Francisco
Bridges
Vincent Hallinan
George B. Harris
John H
Shoes
Bhumaker
Shumaker
Hallinan
U. S
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
Robertson
Schmidt
TILWU
Australia
Harris
Shomaker
Whtess
Bridgesnto
Communist Party
Sheaker
Rome
Weeny
Henry Schrimpf
Irene Patti Harris
Tanlevy B. Hancock
Erie
Paewspaperman
Peainst
Schrimpf
Kmidt
Behrimpf
Hancock
Theederal
Cainst Bridges
American le
The
Associated Farmers
E Waterfront Employers Association
Shoaker
James MacInnis
Negro Prisoner Killed in Florida Prison Revolt
A daylong uprising at the Big Pine Key state road camp left one Negro prisoner dead and two others injured. Prison officials say the riot ended after tear gas bombs and guards regained control as inmates set fires and attacked with potash and improvised weapons.
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Fla
State Road
Big Pine Key
Here
L. C. Hill
Charles S. Dean
Paul Rex Johnson
Dean
James Brown
Hill
Florida Highway
Miami
Johnson
Budget Request Of Willcox Is Heard
Willcox officials sought to exceed the city budget by 8899 dollars with 5050 earmarked for municipal salaries. State Tax Commission Chair Warren Peterson planned to hear the petition in Willcox on December 9.
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Willcox
Warren Peterson
State Tax Commission
Atomic Plant Buries Waste To Avoid Peril
The AEC reports progress in safely disposing of radioactive waste as atomic industry grows. Waste forms include gaseous, liquid, and solid types with methods ranging from dilution and venting to burial and incineration. Innovations cut liquid waste volume by 20 percent and may reach 50 percent, with substantial cost savings.
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Washington
U.P
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
U. S. Atomic Project
Hanford, Wash
Hanford
Pacific
Added Height Aids Romance Says Tallest Of Showgirls
New York reported Miss Mildred Hughes, the Broadway tallest showgirl at 6 feet 2 inches, says added height boosts romance and distinctiveness. She notes height enhances presentation of clothes and attention, though upkeep costs rise with taller figures.
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New York
Mildred Hughes
Broadway
Miss Hughes
Coconino Abandons Gas Appliance Regulation Plan
FLAGSTAFF December 9 UP The Coconino board of health dropped plans to regulate gas appliances after a state supreme court ruling invalidated its milk regulations. County Attorney Neil V. Christensen said the board lacks authority for broader rules. A local quip about mink coats follows the ruling.
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Flagstaff
Coconino Board of Health
Atty
Neil V. Christensen
Supreme Court
County Won’t Petition for Rehearing on Milk Ruling
Christensen noted the attorney stated the county will not seek a rehearing on the milk ruling. The report mentions ongoing discussions over gas appliance regulations.
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Christensen
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