Tin Mines Seek Trade to Russia Amid U S Pressure
In Malaya, tin producers push for expanded sales to Russia, France and India as U S actions suspend purchases. Prices rise while anti American sentiment targets government officials, not people, with fears of market gouging on lead zinc and copper. In Casablanca, Ben Carlin and wife Elinore complete an eight month Atlantic crossing in the amphibious Half Safe aiming to circumnavigate the globe. They started from Halifax last July, crossed Cape Juby and arrived via land routes, recounting a near disaster in December.
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Coins in Demand Push to Mix Alloys in Pennies
Treasury Secretary Snyder told the House Appropriations Committee that aging currency forces heavy mint output and daily destruction of worn money. Demand for minor coins rose sharply from July to November, with about 900 million new coins circulated, risking shortages of nickel and copper as overtime minting continues.
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Joseph O Fields Car Pioneer Dies at 72
Palm Springs dispatch reports death of Joseph O Fields aged 72 a pioneer in the auto industry and former vice president of Chrysler Corp He died at his sister Miss Theresa Fields home Monday night in Palm Springs officials said
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Taft and Duff Press for Clearer National Plan
Two Republican senators Taft of Ohio and Duff of Pennsylvania urged Congress be given fuller details of administration plans. Taft called for a concrete plan for now, next year, and five years ahead, while Duff pressed Truman to involve Congress more in foreign policy to restore confidence abroad.
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Flying Instructor Don Murphy Dies After Plane Crash
Covina March 14 A flying instructor Don W. Murphy 36 died in Covina Hospital eight hours after a light plane crashed near Puente He was returning from a lesson with student Robert L Grizzell 26 of Hollydale who sustained serious injuries
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Tax Bureau Defends Three California Aids
Internal Revenue Bureau chief denies three California employees had underworld ties. He says there was no justification for such claims and notes any conduct not approved, while acknowledging possible misconduct by one or two staff. Bolich cites political publicity from a now-defunct California Crime Commission.
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Castor Oil Restrictions Considered by Industry Panel
An industry advisory committee urged government limits on castor oil use with exceptions for medical cures. Restrictions would target industrial use as a high quality lubricant for precision machinery, while healthcare applications remain allowed.
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Agriculture Department
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