Jefferson Barracks to be abandoned as War Assets
The 120yearold Jefferson Barracks at St Louis will be declared surplus and turned over to the War Assets Administration. The site rich with Civil War era names and history will be sold for future development though its legacy and markers will be remembered.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
War Assets Administration
Mississippi
Black Hawk
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Davis
William Tecumseh Sherman
Phil Sheridan
Zachary
Taylor
John C. Fremont
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Grant
Mexico
Gravois Road
Julia Dent
Sherman
Georgia
J.B
Agriculture reports May livestock receipts among year’s lowest
The Agriculture Department said livestock receipts at 12 major markets in the last week of May were the smallest of the year. It blamed Congress inaction on price control legislation and noted producers tended to withhold live stock awaiting clarity on price and other controls.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Austin Named as UN Delegate
Senator Warren R. Austin of Vermont withdrew from consideration as United Nations delegate after announcing the decision yesterday in Washington. The move follows months of debate over who should represent the United States at the international body.
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Austin
Senator Hastings Meets a Returning Captain on the Train
Corbett confronts Senator Hastings and his family aboard a train while discussing war memories and family life. A portly senator, his daughter Pat, and a doctor companion navigate awkward reunion chatter as a war revelation emerges from a fellow passenger. A Marine jokes about foxhole tales, and Corbett prepares to continue his journey toward Wildwood.
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Mrs. Hastings
Ohio
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Peck
Bett
Air Force
Dr. Peck
Miami
Joanie
Chuckie
Wildwood
John Lewis
Bud
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Vermont Senate Race Opens After Delagate to UN Appointment
The decision by Austin to resign from the U S Senate to devote full time to the United Nations opens a wide field in Vermont. Austin had filed for re election and was unopposed for the Republican nomination in the August primary. Census figures show state and local debts declined over three percent during the war years.
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United Nations
Vermont
Senate
Austin
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