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Seaway Fate Uncertain in New Congress
Washington reports after Republicans win control of the eightieth Congress the fate of the St Lawrence Seaway project remains unsettled. Key supporters like La Follette and Pittenger are out, Mead has left, and opposition figures shift. Dewey’s strong stance may sway Ives to nominal objections, while a new Aiken bill is expected to be introduced to push the matter.
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Washington
Lawrence Sensay
St Lawrence
Penuay
Robert M LaFollette
William A. Pittenger
R Munn
LaFollette
Pyltenger
Wes Unceriun
James M. Mead
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
Empire State
Wall Jessenha
Mead
St. Lawrence
Irving M. Ives
Dewey
Ives
Seemay
Fen George D Aiken
Vermont
Wall
Pittenger
Qlience Bilburn
Ma Jone
Hadwen C Wwaite
Pasish
Kilburn
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