Christmas Trees Aid Students Through College
Two Montana University students cut and sold Christmas trees to fund their education. Bob Braig and Warren Drew leased 160 acres, selected 1200 trees, and produced about 4000 on a mountain near Missoula, selling 3000 to a Missoula outlet. They averaged 100 trees daily, earning about $1000 in invested value and contemplating continuing the venture after graduation.
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Montana
Missoula
Braig
Drew
Missouri
Whitefish
Mont
Wichita
Anaconda Copper Co
Guerilla Raids Shaped Civil War in Missouri and Kansas
A historic overview of Quantrill and his bushwhackers highlights their raid on Lawrence and other communities in Missouri and Kansas, their impact on Union forces, and the ensuing retaliation. It notes Order Number Eleven and the bloody episodes near Baxter Springs and Centuria, ending with Quantrill’s demise in 1865 and lingering regional rivalries in college football.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
William C.quantrill
Mo- Kan
Quantrill
Lawrence
Kan
Glasgow
Lamar
Danville
Keytesville
Payette
Independence J
Olathe
Shawneetown
Aubrey
Ohio
Lane
New England
Thomas Ewing Jr
Andrew Allsman
Palmyra
William Alward
Memphis
Brown's Springs
Auxgasse
Kirksville
Kentucky
University of Missouri Tigers
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Mizzou
Jim Stathopoulos
Michigan
Sparta
Greece
Mansfield urges open fights as Democrats battle publicly
Senator Mike Mansfield calls for Democrats to air their policy fights openly rather than in closed caucus rooms. If he becomes majority leader he would oppose frequent party caucuses and supports direct, transparent discussions. Democratic liberals had urged more conferences with Lyndon B. Johnson leading calls for visible debate.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Trujillo Wins Governorship in Santiago Province
Ciudad Trujillo AP Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo, long time ruler of the Dominican Republic, wins the Santiago Province governorship with 121,219 votes, defeating two opponents who tally 7,198. His victory comes after relinquishing the presidency years ago but preserves his iron grip on the nation.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Generalisamo
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
Santiago
Trujillo
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