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The Democrats clash with Republicans over victory claims as 435 House seats, 96 Senate seats, and 33 governorships head to ballots. Republicans hold 192 House members and 3 out of 96 Senate seats, Democrats 235 House and 56 Senate, with vacancies and minor parties affecting margins. Incumbent LaFollette seat in Wisconsin and 97 Senate candidates and 80 House hopefuls compete tomorrow across the nation.
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Senate
Robert M. LaFollette
Maine election returns reinforce Republican gains in 1946
Maine has re elected Senator Owen Brewster R and kept its three House seats in Republican hands while Gov Horace A Hildreth R wins another term. Analysts foresee a protest vote against the True Man administration over meat controls and reconversion progress from war to peace.
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Maine
Owen Brewster
Horace A. Hildreth
Hetzer Probes Road Costs and Urges Democratic Vote
Hetzer alleges misrepresentation about road funding and asserts current and past boards differed on road financing. He says road equipment was provided at no taxpayer cost and urges all county Democrats to vote the straight Democratic ticket tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., highlighting a political appeal.
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Roads Department
Board of Commissioners
Hetzer
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Husband's Death
Wishes for thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of husband Ady Mrs. Walter D. Brown expresses gratitude for floral tributes and use of cars in a brief obituary notice style.
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Ady
Walter D. Brown
Veterans Back Lane for Maryland Governor Race
Two thousand county veterans in Maryland endorse William Preston Lane Jr for governor, urging all citizens to vote for him on November 5, 1946. The group cites Lane’s war record and being the only veteran candidate, with one veteran noting a bazooka, an MI and a foxhole as proof of understanding veterans’ experiences. Horine, at a Baltimore rally with about 1,200 veterans, estimated over 75 percent would support Lane.
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Maryland
William Preston Lane
Lane
Horine
Baltimore
Nine Die In Auto Crash Near Wilkes-Barre
Nine persons including a young mother and her baby died in a head on collision near Dallas Pennsylvania. Eight occupants were burned beyond recognition, with Chester Moyer dying in hospital about 12 hours later. Victims include Mrs Moyer George Jones Gilbert Van Kirk Glenn Hilbert Richard Deenman Jane Lavelle and Frances Lavelle.
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Dallas
Leroy Thomas
State Police
Chester Moyer
Kingston
Luzerne County
Lewis
Reese
George Jones
Gilbert van Kirk
Forty Fort
Glenn Hilbert
Beaumont
Richard Deéenman
Alderson
Jane Lavelle
Scranton
Frances Lavelle
Gilbert
Denman
Wickes-Barre
Harvey's Lake
Fear in wage talks threatens miner earnings and policy
The report notes fear over wage talks leaving take home pay near $75.20 for 54 hours, while the typical miner earns $62.57 from 42.4 hours weekly. Krug Lewis council may seek government removal from mining with Steelman, after September talks failed. The National Coal Association warns further pay concessions could price coal out of the market and endanger thousands of jobs. Sydney reports also note a Tasmanian tale of dingoes used to herd chickens.
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Lewis
John R. Steelman
National Coal Association
Says Academy May Be Moved
Annapolis Nov 4 Admiral Aubrey W Fitch superintendent of the Naval Academy said at a Navy Night dinner that the academy may be moved from Annapolis unless proper aviation training facilities are built nearby He held the opinion is personal not Navy policy If adequate facilities are not provided the academy will be relocated to a place with suitable airfields The Navy is planning an airfield at Sandy Point near Annapolis but residents oppose the project
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Annapolis
Aubrey W. Fitch
Naval Academy
Navy
Sandy Point
Germans Cheer Return of Rathaus in Bremen
Bremen Germany. The Rathaus, once used by occupation forces, has been returned by the American Military Government to serve as the seat of total German government. The officers mess stays in the basement and some rooms will host American social events. Officials say its return improved German sentiment toward the occupation.
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Bremen
Germany
State Campaign Closes Tonight for Maryland Senator Boss
State voters face a close finish as campaign closes tonight for the Maryland senator. In Baltimore, Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin, the Republican nominee for governor, spoke briefly at several gatherings. District races draw attention with Roe across the First District seeking reelection against Edward T. Miner. Meade meets David G. Harry in the Second. Beall faces Arch MacDonald in the Sixth as Beall runs for reelection.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Roe
G-Md
Edward T. MiNer
Easton
Rep. Baldwin
D-Md
Hugh A. Meade
Baltimore City
Washington
David G. Harry
Pylesville
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Arch MacDonald
Montgomery
Frederick
Sugar, Not Frost Colors Autumn Foliage Says Service
AP Newsfeatures notes sugar drives leaf color rather than jack frost. The Forest Service of the US Agriculture Department explains leaves color in autumn results from internal chemical changes as trees prepare for winter.
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Washington
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Fall leaf decline and color changes in trees
The text describes how in autumn cool weather slows plant processes, dismantling the leaf factory. Stored food moves to the tree, while leaf cavities hold a watery substance with oil globules and crystals. Yellow bodies refract light causing color changes, and excess leaf sugar can form varied color shades including red.
Oil Pipelines Span United States Across Multiple Fuels
The United States maintains extensive trunk pipelines totaling about 129000 miles for crude oil, 245000 miles for natural gas, and 17000 miles for fuel oils kerosenes and related products beyond.
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United States
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