Public power opposition slows federal dam plans
Nebraska cities resist a federal power network as they seek dam power from the Bureau of Reclamation. They argue federal socialized power will ruin all power systems and join in opposition to the Columbia Valley Authority bill. They warn national socialism in the federal program must be stopped.
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Big Fish Eat Little Fish Threat to Municipal Power
Federal power expansion raises fears of undermining municipal electric systems. Kansas communities oppose through the Southwest Power Administration plan, arguing duplication wasteful use of taxpayer money and erosion of local rights and independence. Nebraska discussion of 100 percent socialized power outlined as another risk.
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In loving memoirs of my dear husband John C Ireland
In loving memoirs I mourn my dear husband John C Ireland who died August 25 1945. They say time heals sorrow but time shows how much I miss him. God gave me strength to fight it and courage to bear the blow. Sadly missed by his wife Annie C Ireland.
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