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December 14, 1945

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Japanese Tells of Sinking U.S. Cruiser by Torpedoes; Fired Six at Warship and Scored Three Hits, Submarine Officer Says at McVay Trial-- Defense Protests at Testimony Fail

By W.h. Lawrence Special To the New York Times

Hashimoto permitted to testify, following ct overruling of defense formal objection; oaths described; testimony as to ship's position differs from McVay's; reveals submarine fired 6 torpedoes and scored 3 confirmed hits, after abandoning plan to use human torpedoes; trial scene illus

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Electrical Workers Vote Strike; 200,000 to Walk Out Next Month; Electrical Workers Vote Strike; 200,000 to Walk Out Next Month

By Lawrence Resner Special To the New York Times

union votes to strike; asks negotiations

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NAVY DENIES IT GOT 'WINDS' MESSAGE TIPPING OFF WAR; Summary of Fleet's Evidence Challenges Army Board on Dec. 3, 1941, Note MISSING FILE IS DISPUTED Marshall Ends Long Testimony --Democrats 'Burlesque' Republicans on Questions

By William S. White Special To the New York Times

is Questioned on Short dismissal from Hawaiian Command

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Britain to 'Free' Women From Jobs

By Wireless To the New York Times

GB to continue controls over nurses and midwives for 6 months

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GM ASKS COURT BAN ON 2-CITY PICKETING OF PLANTS' OFFICES; Seeks Injunctions in Chicago and Cleveland as It Looks to Six Weeks More of Strike ANDERSON ASSAILS UNION Asserts Company Can't Raise Pay Offer--Says UAW Talks of Using 'Panzer Troops'

By Walter W. Ruch Special To the New York Times

DETROIT, Dec. 13--The General Motors Corporation and the United Automobile Workers, CIO, with legal action and heated statements made clear today the probability that the strike against the company, now in its twenty-third day, might extend well into 1946.

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