Washington's Noblest Hour Talked at Shrine
Experts discuss Washington’s crossing of the Delaware as a defining moment in American history. British and European historians compare Washington and Lincoln, noting Lord Cornwallis and others praised his leadership and the timing of exploits. Cambridge historian Sir George Trevelyan cites the Delaware crossing as a lasting image of his struggles.
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Opera Lake
Adobe Creek
Lord Cornwallis
Washington
Abraham Linbauks
Delaware
Coln
Washipsington
Lincoln
George Trevelyan
Cambridge
California floods threaten towns and topsoil loss 12 million
The storm dumped as much as seven inches in 24 hours across southern Oregon and northern California. Evacuations occurred in low lying areas as rivers rose, with extensive damage to topsoil and crops. No major loss of life reported, while highways were restored after flood closures.
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Bull Creek
Redwood Creek
U. & Soil Conservation Service
California
Ain Tall
Kelseyville
Lakeport
Washington
Grants Pass
Trinity River
Smith
Hemmer
Chelan
Lake Willamette
Phalan
Oregon
Grants
Pass
Rogue
Regina Knapp’s infant undergoes third operation for life
Reported by Mrs. Knapp Regina, an infant, faces another surgery for critical condition with medical odds poor yet supported by prayers and many physicians. She remains alive and receives constant hospital care as doctors gauge risk and prognosis.
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Regina
Mrs. Knapp
Tegina
Cal Regents' Chairmen Dies at 76
Edward A. Dickson longtime California civic leader and chairman of the University of California Board of Regents died at 76 in Los Angeles. A native of Sheboygan Wisconsin he helped found UCLA and held posts in newspapers and banking before leading statewide reform efforts with the Lincoln Roosevelt League. He studied at UC Berkeley and married Wilhelmina de Wolff in 1907. survived by wife and Chester Rowell.
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Edward A. Dickson
Jhalt
California
Board of Regents
University of California
UCLA
Sheboygan, Wis
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Sacramento
University of California At Berkeley
Sacramento Union
San Francisco Chronicle
Washington
the Express
Western Savings and Loan,Dickson
Wilelmina de Wolff
Zenesville
Ohio
Los Angles
Chester ‘Rowell
Hiram Johnson
University of California At Los Angeles
Hearing Set on Murder Charges Against 12-Year-Old Boy
Beattyville Kentucky Al County Judge Dee Kincaid scheduled a Saturday hearing on murder charges against William Brandenburg 12 who admitted shooting his father Brack 63 and brother Luther 18 The boy and his sister 5 said he later set a fire in their cabin and directed his sister to take money from Luther's merchandise to buy something
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Dee Kincaid
William Brandenburg
Brack
Luther
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