Four Big Projects To Cost Two Billion Dollars
Four large infrastructure efforts will cost over 2 billion dollars, including Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River, Hoover Dam on the Colorado, and proposed St Lawrence and Columbia river dams. The projects aim to provide power, irrigation, flood control, and navigation, with combined output potentially supplying a large share of U S electric power. The Muscle Shoals site has spent about 1.74 billion to date, the Hoover Dam costs exceed 165 million, and the St Lawrence and Columbia plans seek broad regional benefits.
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Washington
America
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Hoover Dam
Colorado
St. Lawrence Dam
Dama
Columbia River
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
United States
Army
Wihison Dam
Tennessee
Uf Tha
Korea
Reulder
Wiy
Black Canyon
Arizona
Ifoover Dain
St. Lawrence Dyer
Great Laken
Waterman's Seat on Columbia Dam Projects
The article discusses army engineers reports on the Columbia River and its tributaries. It estimates potential hydropower around 10 000 horsepower and up to 8 400 000 horsepower across ten proposed dams. Analysts foresee four projects shaping US economic history in the coming decade.
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Columbia
Army Engineers
Iconomista
United States
Jean Finds Christmas Hope in Wardrobe Then Love
Jean, a Dramatic Society member, discovers a planned holiday invitation brightening her mood. After wardrobe changes for a play, Cary Madleott reveals his affection, suggesting a future beyond costumes as she confronts love and identity.
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Jean
Misa Gray
Manone Woldin
Nancy
Jean Ta
Jenn
Holly
Uolten
Jenna
Nan
Wisa Gray
Cary Madleott
Irs
Holden
Cary
Dale
Hanie
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
VNU Services
Comma brings royal furor in Siam newspaper mix up
A Bangkok paper misplaces commas in a story about King of Siam and a Kuala Lumpur creditor. The error leads to a sensational masthead implying a $57 000 debt, provoking a royal reaction and a quirky chase past palace doors.
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King of Siam
Bangkok
Siam
Teachine
Ipoh
Whitaker
One & Thing
Talking films aid education at University of Chicago
Chicago educators describe films Molecular Theory of Matter and Oxidation and Reduction as tools to speed understanding of science. Professors Schlesinger and Lemon explain that animated demonstrations condense hours of lecture into a few minutes of screen study, saving time and enabling larger experimental exposure.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Unaiversity of
Jenven
W.wermann Ll. Schresiner
Chemistry
Rofessor Schlesinger
L'Rat Tarvey UF Lemon
Department of Physics
Veteran offers to repay U S for army pension in Maxwell Nebraska
Israel born Civil War veteran who has long received U S pension now proposes to repay the government for his lifetime support. He offers to donate the vacant Maxwell State Bank building to the government for use as a post office.
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U.S
Maxwell
United State
Israel
Han
Maxwell State Bank
Farmer Injured by Mule in New England Incident
Kendall, a farmer in New England, was severely injured when a mule bit and nearly chewed off his leg. He was pinned under the animal after it reared, then frightened, seized Kendall’s leg with its teeth. Rescuers pried the animal’s jaws apart to free the limb.
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Farmer
New Lagland
Arthur Kendall
Kendall
Anzac voyage of world junior speed flyer Frank Kurts
Frank Kurts, holder of the world junior speed flying title and national high tower diving championship, sails from Los Angeles to Australia to spend two months demonstrating his skills to the Anzacs.
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Frank Kurts
Los Angelles
Australia
Brown Wins Moses Seat in New Hampshire Senate Race
Fred J. Brown, a Democrat, defeated Senator George H. Moses to win the United States Senate seat for New Hampshire. Brown’s victory shifts the state’s representation in the upper chamber.
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Fred Jt. Brown
United States
New Hampshire
George HL. Moses
Reading Passion Outranks European Crowns, Folio Quote
A quotation attributed to Fenelon expresses that the speaker would trade all European crowns for books and a love of reading, rejecting power for literature. The line underscores a timeless value placed on knowledge and poetry over political authority.
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Europe
Fenelon
Measles Request Echoes Through Sickrooms
A child named Jimmy pleads for a taste while watching others go through illness in a ward. The scene suggests a hospital setting where meals and care are in limited supply as contagious diseases spread.
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