U S Alaska Road Plan Backed By NEA Service
Seattle report outlines revived U S Alaska highway proposal with routes through British Columbia and Alberta. It notes Roosevelt’s interest in a real survey and possible early construction, cites cost estimates from 23 to 25 million, and discusses winter feasibility, routes Seattle to Fairbanks and Chicago to Fairbanks via Mackenzie Valley, with multiple opinions on practicality and terrain challenges.
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NEA
Seattle
Far East
Alaska
U. S.-Alaska
Roosevelt
Canadian Rockies
British Columbia
Chicago
Alberta
Mackenzie River Valley
North West Territories
Vancouver
Hazelton
Prince George
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Ington
Alaska International Highway Commission
Anthony J. Dimond
U. S
Committee On Roads
Canada
Fairbanks
Whitehouse
Dawson
Farbanks
Edmonton
Mackenzie Valley
Whitehorse
B. C
Frince George
Fraser River Canyon
Cariboo
Vancouver Tourist Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Finlay Forks
Sifton Pass
United States
Stafanssen
Turner Valley
McMurray Tar Sands
Norman
Puget Sound
America
Mackenzie Highway Plans Stir Alaska Route Debate
Analysts discuss Arctic transport options with Valdjahnar Stefansson advocating a Chicago to Mackenzie Valley corridor. He cites oil reserves and Alaska defenses, while Stafansson highlights Mackinzie and Mackenzie routes as strategic, noting fuel and refinery needs and the risk to sea supply lines.
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Valdjahnar Stefansson
Aretic
Alaska
Stefansson
Norman
Mackenzie
We the Women Only no Wife Would Dare to Wo Such Things
Ruth Millett mocks wives who nag men over minor issues and intrude on husbands. It lampoons criticizing a husband’s taste in fashion, prompting calls to ignore household chores, and to resist paying bills or meddling in male routines.
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Ruth Millett
Want-Ed Romance By Tom Horner Chapter X Summer Cottage
In a postwar intrigue a group of chemists and agents share a lake retreat at Lake Olvara. Joe Benton explains his undercover work guarding Wondrosoap while Flynn arranges a government controlled factory lease. Kay and Ted confront love, money, and a future, with Joe and Mary departing after a moonlit farewell.
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Mary
Benton
Flynn
Taylor
Joe
Europe
Kay
Tim Donovan
FBI
Hans Stadt
United States
Ted
Phen
Jon
Lake Olivera
Ted Andrews
Unclear prompts in social etiquette critique text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe social improprieties and rude behaviors such as pressuring a man to accept invitations, mocking a hangover, invading mail and calls, judging friendships, critiquing dining companions, and telling stories to embarrass men. The passage highlights improper conduct in private interactions and manners.
3 800 Places to Look For News Background
New York summary notes the WPA research program’s “Biography of the Virgin Islands” lists 3 800 sources on the islands. It identifies St Thomas St John and St Croix as the three main islands covering 133 square miles. The U S bought them from Denmark in 1917 for 25 million dollars.
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New York
Virgin Islands
WPA
H. W. Wilson Co
Islands
St. Thomas
St. John
St. Croix
U.S
Denmark
Freight car capacity tops fifty tons in 198
A freight car today carries about fifty tons, about 20 percent greater than in 198, highlighting a sustained growth in rail freight capacity and efficiency.
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Legionaires
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Proving Ground
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
South Walnut
Carmen‘s Beauty Shop
the Pines
High School
Iike
Phil
Sandy
Judy
Hope Star
Freckles
Gloria Ando
NIKE
Sue
Tyee
By Merrill Blosser
Ogss
Fui
U.s.-Alaska
Arkansas
Godtimers
Stafansson
Mackinzie
Sam and
Abner
Dine Ridge, Arkansas
Poe
Pop Burns
Batesons
van Buren
Mons
Tom Horner
Lake Olvara
Mike Flynn
Hans
Bennin
PBS
Washington
Chemical Research
Army Ordnance
Tim
Iay
Joe Renton
Vellcewoman
Doan
Russell's Cafe
Hope Stor
Economical Hall Bros
Hall Bros
GEQ. M. Rhoadman
Camdenton
Troy
South Main
Hope, Ark
Hope
Esi
FELTS
Coats
Sin
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