The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-25

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granted to the hard coal miners.
NEWTON FALLS. GINS
Three persons are known
dead md at least 80 have been
injured in a triple train wreck
involving the Baltimore and
Ohio allroad's crack flyer, the
Capital Limited. The fast
passender train bound for
Washington, D. c.. eollided
head.on with a freight about
three-quarters OF a mile east
Of Newton Falls. A second
freight train then plowed into
the wreekaoe OF the others.
LONDON-ln a quiet ceremony
heavy with a sense of history. King
George VI opened new session OF
Parliament Wednesday, a session
that may well be sitting when the
European wars crisis has come
and gone-and Prime Minister
Churchills government came
through the first day OF debate
without serious challenge. The
Prime Minister himself was absent.
WASHlNGTON-AP-The War
Department, on instructions from
President Roosevelt, took over IS
strike-closed tanneries in Massa-
chusetts and Cndersecretary Rob
ert P. Patterson said that he ex-
pected immediate return OF the .
800 workers as a patriotic duty.
WASHINGTON 49, ms - Food
subsidy forces, already badly beat
en- in the House, prepared today
for a last ditch Senate fight in
the hope of reaching a compro-
mise. Sen. Robert F. Wagner Cd
n. Y, chairman Of the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee,
and strong supporter of admins
tration subsidy proposals, fired
the opening gun in the battle when
lie announced that hearings on
the issue would start tomorrow.
LONDON-lNS- German occu.
pational authorities in Holland
have announced $4,000 prosecu-
tioas and e0nfiscation of Some L.
. 100000 pounds Of food and 1900
I head OF livestock in the first half
OF 1943, in a drive against viola.
tors OF food control regulations, it
was reported today. The figures
were Broadcast by the German-con-
. trolled Hilversum radio in a sum
b mary of a report OF the Central
Control Service for food supply.
WASHINGTON INS-The State
Department is understood today to
have assured the Polish exile gov
eminent that the United. States
will do its best automatically to
see that Poland is restored after
this war as an independent state.
At the same time. the American
government has made known to
the poles its view that a final set
Element of the Polish-Russlan boun-
Diary dispute should be delayed un-
til the end OF the European War.
The Polish government is under
stood to be willing to agree to this
suggestion.
NEW YORK-TNS--Dr. X. c. WI,
Chinese vice minister OF foreign
affairs, told a Chunking press con
ference today that the American
victory in the Gilbert Islands
hrA,,rrhA ha 49,,
Tokyo" and added that ANY step
in that direction las our hearty
support
NEW YORK-INS- The Swed.
ish newspaper Svenska Dagbledet
today said, in an article reported
TO the Office of War Information.
that ports in Latvia and Estonia
have been exposed TO heavy and
prolonged Soviet bombing after
relatively long lull'.
WASHINGTON ms Sen.
Scot Lucas Cd ILL.,. said today that
he will fight the Taft amendment
10 the Green-Lucas soldiers vote
bill under which sharp limits would
be placed upon political propagan-
da sent to service men during the
1914 presidential election. The
Green-Luc bill. now pending in
the Senate. sets up a system OF
"write.in' ballots &C. soldiers, sail
ors and other service men who
want TO vote for president. vice
president, senators and representa-
tives.
NEW YORK-INSN- The Cairo
radio reported that shops had been
reopened and normal life" resum.
ed today in Lebanon. following an
appeal from President Bechari FL
Khoury The broadcast said that
General Georges Catroux. repre-.
senting the French committe OF ma
tional liberation. had paid a for
NAL visit 10 the President prepare
tory to conferences epected to set
tie the question Of Lebanese in
dependence which recently led
10 the detention Of political lead
ers and caused strikes and riots
throughout the country.
NEW YORK-INS-The Bari ra-
do. mouthpiece Of Premier Pietro
Badoglio's Italion government I
charged today that Germans were
shooting uniformed Italian Officers
taken prisoner in action ION var.
.Ous Balkan fronts. The broad
cast, reported by the Federal Com
munications Commission. said that
q protest Of the Italian government
regarding this fresh crime" had