Missouri Valley Authority Giant Dream Project Faces Power Debate
Missouri Valley Authority plans would span nine basin states and aim to create flood control irrigation and postwar jobs. Senator Murray withholds non amendments to allow separate TVA style plan review, while Crichton argues the project could boost farming, water management, and regional productivity despite high costs and political opposition.
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New Summary of Casualties in Peleliu Battle
Reported by the Navy, the Peleliu action between Oct 20 and Nov 26 left about 1 900 Japanese killed and 142 U S Marines dead. Commanders Nimitz and official communiqués note heavy resistance and entrenched enemy garrison on Peleliu.
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Albert B. Fall Dies at 83 in 1935
Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior under the Harding administration dies at age 83 after years of ill health. He faced the Teapot Dome scandal, pled guilty to bribe charges, paid a fine of 100000 dollars, served nine months in prison, mostly in a hospital, and later lived on his ranch.
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Colorado Miner Battles Eagle in Frigid Clash
In subzero temperatures near Durango Colorado, miner Paskavan fought an eagle after a high bird attacked. The struggle left Paskavan wounded but alive. He crawled to safety and walked seventeen miles for medical aid, while the eagle died.
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TVA growth sparks federal water authority debate
Crichton cites TVA as a model while critics warn of a giant federal bureaucracy. President Roosevelt and TVA supporters push Congress to authorize seven new watershed projects, with Montana Senator Murray and Iowa Senator Gillette proposing a Missouri Valley Authority modeled after TVA.
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Senator Gillette Orlow Seeks Surplus Property Board Post
In Washligter on November 30 Senator Gillette Orlow announced plans for reelection and disclosed expectations of appointment to the surplus property board after his term expires in January. He noted skepticism about the designation while speaking with colleagues including Senator Danaher of Connecticut.
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Allied Convoys Reopen Antwerp Port After Dikes Breached
Allied convoys reopened Antwerp port amid a muddy flood as ships including the James B. Weaver and Fort Cataragel arrived. Belgian stevedores and thousands of workers unloaded cargo of coffee sugar and sausages while Belgian towns faced inundation from flooded fields and estuary defenses. The return of ocean-going ships to the Scheldt aimed to relieve famine threats in Holland and Belgium.
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Farmers Seek Relief From Damaging Ducks In Colorado
Sterling Colorado reports 900 farmers petitioned the state for relief from heavy duck depredations threatening grain crops in Haxtun and surrounding areas. Local growers urge game department intervention to protect corn and livestock feed while expressing concern over potential tragic retaliatory actions and the war effort.
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Hiram Johnson Seeks Reelection in 1946 IME Race
Fragmentary report notes Hiram Johnson, California Republican, plans another run for office in 1946. Mentions presidential or senatorial context and reelection bid, but OCR text is incomplete and lacks clear details on position or full party affiliation.
Jeeps and Cannon Dropped to British With Parachutes
London November 39 Jeeps with sixty one pound cannon were dropped to British airborne troops in parachutes soon after D day landings in France. Special crates revised by British engineers with shock absorbers prevented damage to the cargo. On landing they hit the ground at sixteen miles an hour.
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Fourteen Hundred Rescued From US Escort Carriers
Washington reports fourteen hundred men rescued from two U S escort carriers sunk in the Purppides battle. The St Lo and Gambier Bay were the ships lost with crews saved from both ships. Admiral Sprague confirmed final counts of survivors and losses, noting the exact figures were not fully disclosed.
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Chiang Sold Down River Judd Claims
Judd accuses American policy of betraying Chiang Kai-shek and aiding anti Chiang forces. He denounces United States officials and allies for neglecting Chungking and for imperialist aims in Asia. A Cha yankee Executives Club remarks reflect wartime diplomacy and public sentiment.
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Denver Marine and Wife Rob Los Angeles Bank
A Beverly Hills mother testified that a Denver marine and his wife abducted her four year old son to use as a shield during a bank robbery in Los Angeles. Thomas Henry Loritz, 26, of Denver, and his wife were arrested after police found 2400 dollars recovered and the child unharmed.
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Freight Costs May Be Added to Wheat Ceilings
Washington November 20. The Office of Price Administration says wheat ceilings may include transportation costs starting December 4. The change aims to encourage sellers to move wheat from usual marketing areas to alleviate shortages in some counties. Previously prices were based on the value of the bagged grain plus ordinary costs.
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Seventh Army Leads Race To Germany Front
Seventh Army advances with armor spearhead, reaching deeper into Germany than any other Allied army in Eisenhower's winter offensive. Front line details show U S Ninth, Eight miles to Roer. Fifth, Seven and a half miles near Hurlgen forest. U S Seventh six miles north of Strasbourg. French First four miles from the Bas river.
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Used-Passenger Tires Freed from Rationing
Washington announces removal of used passenger tires from rationing while used truck tires will continue under control. The change aims to reduce burdens on local boards as tire supplies varied and many areas reported spotty availability and unsuitable tires.
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Thomas Says Socialists Cant Win Alone Coalition To Turn U S From Fascist Trends
Former Liberal figure Thomas argues socialists cannot win alone and calls for a broad progressive coalition including labor and farm groups to oppose fascist trends in the United States. He predicts a postwar era will demand a new political coalition akin to Canada’s cooperative system and warns Dewey could struggle without a unified platform.
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Protestant Churches Oppose Sending U.S. Minister to Vatican
The Pittsburgh council of the Church America today adopted a resolution opposing establishing relations between the United States and the Vatican. The statement argued such action would confer on one church a special preferential status in relation to the Americas.
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