Wage talks overshadow UAW steps as contracts near reopeners
Washington reports the CIO United Automobile Workers executive board will reopen wage contracts in 30 to 60 days if prices stay high. Walter Reuther said the move depends on government actions to curb inflation and price controls, with unions ready to seek wage increases to protect living standards. He met reconversion and agriculture officials to press for firmer price control.
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Riots in Calcutta Leave Fifteen Dead and 250 Injured
Riots between Muslims and Hindus during the Muslim League direct action day protest against British plan for Indian independence kill fifteen and injure about 250. Stores looted, traffic halted, and 1000 wounded taken to hospitals by noon. Jawaharlal Nehru and Muhammad Ali Jinnah met in Bombay with no progress toward an agreement.
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Veterans Train On The Job Under GI Bill Faces Scrutiny
ROWLAND EVANS JR reports that nearly half a million World War II veterans are in on the job training under the GI bill amid concerns that some programs offer little real training or job improvement. An official notes possible abuses where employers and veterans split subsistence funds, exploiting lax state supervision. A recent law creates minimum standards and funds state oversight to curb unscrupulous practices in job training.
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New York Stocks Drift Down in Summer Doldrums
The New York stock market remained in summer doldrums with a general downward drift. Losses were widespread though some favorites rose. trades totaled about 700,000 shares. Prominent losers included General Motors U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Deere International Harvester and American Telephone among others with a quiet bond market.
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Witness recounts atrocities in Nanking by Japanese forces
Magee, a Pittsburgh native educated at Yale and former Episcopal missionary in Nanking from 1912 to 1942, testified on wartime savagery. He described executions of bound Chinese men and widespread rapes by Japanese troops, noting women faced stabbing or neck slashes when resisting. His testimony formed part of a multi phase war crimes trial.
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