Rail wage cut opposed by experts in nationwide review
In a 46 000 word opinion, three experts deny a 15 per cent wage cut for 939 000 railroad workers. They deem it a stopgap, inequitable, and unlikely to solve the industry’s short term finances. Reorganization, temporary lower cuts, or federal aid are seen as likeliest paths, with mergers and line abandonments already under consideration by the ICC.
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Germany and Britain Move on Colonial Demands in Africa
A sweeping look at German imperial aims foresees returns of Togoland Cameroons Southwest Africa and Tanganyika as leverage for peace with Britain and France The piece argues Hitler may press for arms equality and Italy may withdraw from Spain while Japan's hold on former German islands could threaten China and shift power in the Pacific It also notes U S reactions including Roosevelt's open stance against force and the need to strengthen defenses in the Western hemisphere.
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Quotes Warn of Orient Threats and Election Outlook
Julean Arnold U S commercial attache in Shanghai warns Americans to wake up or lose status as a Pacific power and lucrative China trade. Senator Edward R Burke touts Garner as candidate with country needing common sense and rising White House support for 1949.
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Carter Field Speculates on Democratic Prospects
Carter field discusses the odds facing the Democrats and a presidential candidate with emphasis on Bennett Clarke. The Palestine question divides the New Dealers, pitting Secretary Hull against Healace in a fight to salvage his program.
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