Salt Bombs Aid Elk In Sun River Save Winter Range
Fifty-pound blocks of salt were dropped from a tri motor airplane to lure elk from natural licks in Sun River country, Montana. A Montana game department team used aerial salt drops to supply elk with food for winter, cutting a month of packhorse labor. The operation, aided by federal forest rangers, targeted high meadow ranges near Augusta and reduced conflicts with ranchers over depleted forage.
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Augusta
Mont
Sun River
Montana Game Department
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Game Department
Sun River Country
Bob Cooney
Animanity
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Cooney
J.S. McFarland
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Forest Service
Jack Parsell
Wild Life Restoration Division
McFarland
Dick Johnson
Missoula
Twin Peaks
Aot
Johnson
Anary
Brooklyn
Tin Mine Promise to Show Government Tin Bar
Riverside, Calif. county supervisor Walter Pittman pledges to present an actual tin bar from the Temescal mine 55 miles east of Los Angeles to officials. With Malaya cut off, the government leans on reclaimed tin and ore from Bolivia for strategic metal, and Riverside supervisors fund a 100 ton ore test in a metallurgical lab.
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Temescal
Los Angeles
Walter Pittman
America
Malaya
Bolivia
The Duration How Long by Jack Stinnett
A high-level war outlook from an off the record White House insider cites England and Russia as sources and predicts the war may not end before 1946 and possibly 1948 after defeating Hitler. The official, twice in England and in Churchill circles, notes timelines extend to two years of postwar efforts to beat Japan.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Office of War
England
Churchill
Hitler
War Talk on German Strength and Second Front Doubts
The speaker warned against assuming Germany or Japan would collapse due to shortages, insisting German production and manpower were at peak and rising. He argued war would be decided by material, machines, and shipping, with casualties inevitable and heavy reliance on rapid industrial and military power. He doubted the efficacy of a second front and warned Nazis could counter it and reach stalemate.
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Europe
Germany
Japan
Gein
Fragmentary observer notes on war factories and city ruin talks
An observer discusses hidden German war factories and the harm of razing cities. Personal opinions reveal uncertainty about wartime knowledge and accuracy. The piece also mentions the tomb of Ulysses S. Grant in New York.
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Ulysses S. Grant
New York
British Gulaha Tributary Plunges 1400 Feet
Ti British Gulaha, a tributary of the Karanang River, drops over a precipice to no ledge 1,400 feet below.
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Karanang
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