Spy Hunters Probe Voice of China Affair in Shanghai
Washington reporting shows UF House committee probing why the State Department shielded Voice of China in Shanghai amid Chinese charges it was a Communist front. Witnesses include ML L Appelman of Denver and John Carter Vincent, recent State Department rep in Tangier, as panels seek motives behind consular actions and memoranda defending American property.
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New Brake Averts Rai Catastrophe
GRAND JUNCTION COLORADO January tenth a new braking system credited with averting disaster when the Rio Grande Zephyr jumped tracks at fifty miles an hour near here conductor A. Wilson of Salt Lake City said all 140 passengers and 20 crew escaped injury as eleven cars derailed but did not overturn the diesel locomotive remained on track officials expected the single track line to be cleared by ten o clock this morning the spokesman noted the braking system could bring the train to a quick smooth stop prior to derailment
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Churchill Relaxes at Baruch Home During Visit to New York
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill rested as guest of 81-year-old financier Bernard Baruch in Baruch’s nine room New York apartment after 18 hours of meetings with President Truman. He planned to read papers nap smoke cigars and sip brandy while Baruch tended to business. Pickets from the American Irish Minutemen protested outside Baruch’s building citing Churchill’s policies and funds.
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Steel Can Raise Pay Says Murray
Washington January 10 CIO President Philip Murray told a Wage Stabilization Board panel that steel makers profits are so great they can afford the union demands without raising steel prices. He said earnings rose 60 percent since 1945 and after tax profits surged 219 percent, arguing the union seeks a wage boost and benefits justified while manufacturers contend price increases would be needed.
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Soviet press tracks India vote with leftist front gains
Moscow reports closely follow India elections with daily updates on results as they arrive. Strong showings by the leftist front, including the Communists, are highlighted in Soviet dispatches.
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