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Dearborn is a Los Angeles police detective pursuing James Reid as a murder suspect. He follows James to a construction site, where James avoids capture, and later asks Pop questions about the new work...
Pop is Jerry's father and the boss of the construction business where James finds work under an alias. He considers firing James after a scaffolding accident endangers Sam, but lends him money and tel...
Sam is a construction worker whom the bosses ask to take the newly hired James under his wing. He becomes jealous when Jerry shows an obvious romantic interest in James. A scaffolding accident nearly...
Frosty is the welder James saw fleeing the scene of his previous construction boss's murder, the crime for which James was falsely accused. Pop places an advertisement for a welder in hopes that Frost...
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Pop places an advertisement for a welder, and Frosty Davenport applies for the advertised position.
Pop Hansford runs the construction business and asks Sam Payne to take the new worker under his wing.
Detective Dearborn visits Pop Hansford's construction business and asks questions about the murder suspect.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Frosty Davenport is revealed as the welder who fled the previous murder scene, and his confession helps resolve the investigation.
A falsely accused construction worker seeks safety and vindication while a hidden murderer is drawn into a dangerous trap.
Directed by William H. Pine
Disaster (1948) · 6/10 · drama
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