Churchill Hits Labor Regime in Emergency Session
London sept 26 Winston Churchill opened the second day of debate in a three day emergency session over the governments currency revalue plan. He warned Britain faces grave times with gas crises and atomic bomb tensions, urging a vote of confidence and a possible new Parliament to restore prosperity. The opposition accuses the cabinet of failure while Labor holds a large majority and faces a critical vote tomorrow.
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Stock Market Climb on Steel Strike Settlement Prospects
New York Sept 28 stock prices rose in mid morning trading on reports a settlement of a threatened steel strike was near. Shares across major industries jumped as bids intensified, with notable gains in American Telephone AT&T General Electric and Standard Oil among others. A separate wholesale market notes mixed prices with Beas and various weight categories showing varied moves. In Altoona Pa Mrs J Lola Harpster 24 died from injuries after an auto crash with three relatives injured.
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Treasury report summary shows deficits and receipts
Treasury release from Washington dated Sept 28 lists Sept 26 budget results with net receipts of 188,000,000 and expenditures of 97,000,000 leaving a deficit of about 1.995 billion dollars. Net position reported as 250,000,000,000,000?
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