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CBS World News Today · January 9, 1943 · 2 min · 455 words
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World News Today brought to you by the Admiral Corporation, makers of Admiral Radio, America's Smart Set. By shortwave broadcast, direct report Novosse stations, as well as leading news centers of our own country, CBS Correspondents are waiting on battle fronts.
But first, here's Doug Edwards, German counter-attacks, and is cut deeper under the enemy defense line, the Ralski Sino, the strategic town driving the road to Rome. In Russia, so the atmosphere is smashed within striking distance of three German escape railroads, and the fall of Sarnie in old Poland appears imminent.
British mosquito bombers were over German targets again last night. New Britain Island had made new gains in the face of strong JAP opposition. Now for our first news direct from overseas, Admiral Radio takes you to CPSL Geers, Winston Burdette reporting.
We regret that we are not able to make contact with Columbia's correspondent in North Africa. of the US working done prior reporting congress goes back to work tomorrow you can't escape the feeling that is going to be a tremendously important session certainly it will be racked with controversy because all the pent up
wartime pressures of the nation was just on capital hill here are some of the issues that are that are waiting to be solved taxes hope of adding a little over two billion dollars one-fifth as much as the treasury for is awaiting action in the senate subsidies By February 17th, there will be half the prices of food
before Congress went home for the holidays. Wages. The Senate has passed and the House is already to an act of legislation which will give the not-flavored policy in general. The recent steel strike and the threatened railroad strike are certain to lead to demands for more stringent legislation.
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