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1934 ENGLAND: POLITICS: Waterloo Bridge will go . LCC to pull it down despite Commons' refusal of
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1:07Now PlayingDate: 4th June 1934
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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London, England: Intr. shots in room. Semi view and 3 CU's of Mr. Morrison seated at desk talking... CU. of picture of new proposed Waterloo Bridge. Ground view pan., long front view and CU. side view of Waterloo Bridge.
Sound Effects: Morrison says that patching up the old bridge would be a waste of money and time. Mr. Morrison describes new Bridge.
Civil Engineering; Personalities - Politicians; London County Council; Buildings, Landmarks and Monuments; Herbert Stanley Morrison, Baron Morrison of Lambeth (1888-1965), Great Britain
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