Union Pacific Museum Links Past and Present in Omaha
The Union Pacific museum in Omaha preserves a vivid history of the West and the railroad. Relics range from the Promontory telegram of 1869 to famous figures, livestock branding irons, and Civil War era photographers, illustrating how the railway shaped American expansion and wartime mobilization.
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Builders of U P C P Laid 1775 Miles of Track in Four Years
The Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads rapid construction from 1865 to 1868 saw 1775 miles of track laid West and East toward Promontory Point. Builders faced armed guards against attacks by hostile Indians while grading paralleled lines awaiting junction decisions by the two companies.
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Washington Digest Warns on Mild Fascism in U S Press
In a Washington briefing at the Union Trust Building, Washington, D C, the speaker analyzes postwar fears of mild fascism. He cites CIO action, British political shifts, and pressure-group trading in Congress as signs of rising central government influence and weakened party lines.
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Cuban songwriter signs major Broadway publishing contract
Bankgage Ernesto Lecuona, Cuba’s chief songwriter and cultural attaché in Washington, signs one of the largest Broadway publishing deals. Colombia enters the war on November 27, becoming the 14th American republic to join the anti Nazi effort. WPB amends L-181 to restore suspender buttons in men’s work pants. The navy credits mahogany from Middle America and historic shipbuilders for PT boats and their feats.
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Giant Congo grasshoppers rival kangaroos in leaps
Huge four to five inch grasshoppers in the Congo region of Africa prey on small animals including mice and young ground nesting birds. They are famed jumpers capable of long leaps to strike their prey.
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