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MOSCOW, RUSSIA: (First Moscow-Peking Issue Number express train leaves Moscow as Soviet & Chinese officials watch) 7267x10 Subject MOSCOW PEKING EXPRESS TRAIN CameranARST(Artkino) DKRO: Length 181ft. Neg. F DUPUPE Pos. Cuts junked after card Can No. made MUSCON an- cu of Description and Remarks the new express train-- int. .train--electrie train- Date 1954 radio-wire recorderespeople walking by train passengers enter (New route from Russia to Peking) MOSCOW,RUSSIA RR TRAIN( Russin) -- SEE OVER FORM 2530-10M-11/69 OVER PRINTED IN U.S.A.

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