Federal Census Of Ducks To Start In 47
The Fish and Wildlife Service plans a continent wide duck inventory from Jan 7 to 17 with 1000 observers across the United States Mexico Central America Alaska and Canada. Airplanes aerial photography and planes from military and private sources will support the effort to assess wintering grounds migratory patterns and seasonal use to guide 1947 hunting regulations.
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Washington
Mexico
Alaska
Fish and Wildlife Service
Albert M. Day
United States
Central America
Canada
Day
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
State Conservation Department
British Columbia
The
of the Interior
China Industry and Finance Corp Formed in Shanghai
China aids industries by organizing the China Industry and Finance Corp in Shanghai with initial government subscription and large capital to extend loans to domestic industries. It aims to divert idle capital to productive channels and handle purchases of machinery equipment and raw materials from abroad for industrial and mining firms.
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Shanghai
China Industry and Finance Corp
United States
Cartier Named City of Montreal From St Lawrence Bay
The article recalls Jacques Cartier naming the Bay of St Lawrence on his feast day and his later voyage reaching a village between the St. Lawrence and a mountain, which he called Mont Real, becoming Montreal. It notes Cartier’s cross on shore and his role in French claims to Canada.
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Uncle
Ray
Cartier
City of Montreal
Bay of St. Lawrence
Canada
St. Lawrence
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Jacques Cartier
North America
King of
France
St. Lawrence River
Mont Real
Montreal
City of
Pamela Way Tomorrow Sir Humphrey Gil bert
Readers are invited to obtain a free illustrated leaflet titled The Story Of China by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray via this newspaper.
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Sir Humphrey Gilbert
China
Uncle Ray
Insurgent Tensions Rise Over Senate Leadership Roles
GOP factions in Washington grapple with moves to block Sen White from dual roles as floor leader and commerce committee chair. Michigan and Ohio senators vow to fight the plan, while Reed of Kansas coordinates opposition. House Republicans gear for a four way race for majority leadership with Rep Halleck favored.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Taft
Michigan
Ohio
Senate
Reed
Kansas
White
Maine
New Commerce Committee
Butler
R-Neb
Committee On Committees
GOP
Senate Republicans
House Republicans
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Clarence Brown
Jenkins
Dirksen
Illinois
Rep
McCormack
Senate Democrats
Coats
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Bilbo
D-Miss
Roses Exonerate as Cause of Rose Fever
Goldenrod blamed for hay fever during peak season. new findings clear roses of rose fever.
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Goldenrod
Deaths Last Night AP Roundup
A roundup from various cities lists notable deaths including Dr. J. T. M. Anderson 68 in Saskatoon heading a cooperative government from 1929 to 1934 and William Wendt 81 in Laguna Beach a renowned landscape painter born in Prussia. The notices span Portland Philadelphia Asbury Park New London and other locales with figures in diplomacy art education and religion.
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Saskatoon
J. T. M. Anderson
Laguna Beach
Calif
William Wendt
Prussia
Farmer Raymond Morris Sows Buy Bonds Poster in Wheat Field
Raymond Morris of Garden City Kansas carved a buy bonds sign by plowing black letters into a field of golden wheat stubble. The one quarter mile long poster stretched across the prairie, advertising government bond purchase.
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Raymond Morris
Garden City Kan
Marriage of Two Partners Stumbles Over Pride and Rivalry
A reader notes a troubled union where both spouses see themselves as bigger than the other and cannot tolerate competition, predicting the marriage's likely failure.
Wisconsin reports 1104 handicapped placed in jobs in 1946
Madison officials said 1104 physically and mentally handicapped Wisconsin residents were prepared for and placed in jobs in 1946. An additional 1473 civilians received rehabilitation services. Average wages rose to 1650 a year, with rehab costs averaging 139 per case. State expenditures reached 143800, plus 351831 federal funds. The department aims for 1000 coin cases in the next period.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
W. F. Faulkes
Faulkes
Only Good News For New Year’s Day in Illinois Paper
The Illinois State Register says its New Year’s Eve edition will print only good news on front page. It promises a first page feature daily in the New Year highlighting cultural moral and spiritual values. It notes John L. Lewis will be shown only as a quiet neighbor in hometown stories.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois State Register
John L. Lewis
Battleship Cable Protection Includes Vast Wire Network
The battleship uses about 1,800 feet of electrical cable and as much as 400,000,000 feet of finely woven galvanized steel wire to guard these cables.
Arizona Claims Four World-Record Reclamation Dams
Arizona touts four record-holding reclamation dams including Roosevelt the highest wedge type Coolidge the highest masonry Bartlett the highest multiple arch and Boulder the highest overall.
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Arizona
Boulder
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Bartlett
Football crowds in Buenos Aires search for safety at games
Weekend matches in Buenos Aires have grown so partisan that referees flee as missiles fly and insults target their parentage. Police order gate searches to stop spectators from bringing potential missiles such as newspapers and periodicals.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Federal Police
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