Washington and Oregon Territory History and Growth
A historical narrative traces the Oregon country from early exploration to its 1846 settlement under a 40th parallel boundary, highlighting pioneer struggles, territorial division debates, statehood milestones for Washington, and Washington’s economic rise in timber, mining, agriculture, and hydroelectric power. It notes the Grand Coulee and Bonneville dams and a future outlook of industrial expansion and resource development.
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Long Way Off Taft Looms as GOP Hope
In a 1948 snapshot, Taft rises as a GOP hopeful while Bricker and Stassen vie for influence. The column weighs Taft’s liberal leanings on housing and party machinery in Pennsylvania and Cincinnati, notes Vanderberg’s rising profile, and surveys how voters react to spring optimism versus autumn politics in a changing international scene.
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Barbs by Baukhage on American decline and industry
Fragmented column criticizes cultural and economic trends, noting aging population, rising costs, and political pressure. It mentions civilian vanity, industry pressures, and shifts in urban life under a disjointed, satirical lens with references to press and policy.
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Truman
Walter Lippmann
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Russia
Harvld Callender
Paris
New York Times
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Lawn Chair Patterns and Modes for Children and Adults
A fragmented notice describes lawn chair designs with patterns for children and adults. It mentions seat height, back supports, and construction details with references to materials and pattern counts, though the text is garbled.
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Moon Names Narrowed by One Man Since 1651
Over centuries lunar features have been named and renamed with 620 names retained. The 200 most common names were selected by Italian astronomer Riclo in 1651, shaping current lunar nomenclature.
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