Lakes To Hide Indian Relics
Dr. Frank Roberts of the Smithsonian says Missouri basin dam projects will flood hundreds of archaeological sites in South Dakota and Nebraska. Excavations accelerate to save key finds, with 93 promising spots identified near the Ft. Randall dam area, to be prioritized for study to preserve a view of early Indian life.
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Jews in Romania See Population Rise After Wartime Decline
After the war, Romania reports a notable increase in its Jewish population for the first time since 1930, even as infant mortality remains a concern in regional health reports.
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Weather shifts end warm October as rains rise
A Washington report notes October's warmth gave way to rain and cold fronts across the nation. Officials say showers in New England may ease the worst fires, while drought and carelessness fueled most blazes. Temperatures remained above normal in many regions as autumn warmed later in the month.
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Nature Beats Rain Makers in Maine Forest Fire Fight
Portland Maine October 29 wet weather ended fire danger temporarily as dry ice aided rain making efforts to quell Maine forest fires. Navy scientists planned to suppress cloud formations to fall rain while prior attempt failed in California.
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October Weather Shifts Vary Across Cities
The report notes that cities including Delphia Detroit San Antonio Pittsburgh Des Moines and Cleveland saw varying October conditions while Denver Los Angeles and Seattle experienced a weekly cooling trend each week in October, colder than the prior week.
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Crowther 67 Noted Author and Economist Dies in City
Wednesday Evening, October 29, 1947. Crowther, a nationally known author and economist, and former foreign correspondent for the New York Tribune and Collier's magazine, died here Monday.
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