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| | Mt. Borah - TIME |
 | | "Highly complimented" felt Senator Borah last week to learn that his State, following the example of Wyoming which named its highest peak after its longtime Senator Francis Emroy Warren (TIME, July 1), was naming its highest spot Mount Borah. |
 | | Mount Borah was "discovered" by U. Geologist Lee Morrison of Kaw, Okla., who measured its heights but inadvertently departed without giving it a name. |
 | | Situated in Lemhi National Park, Custer County, 50 miles from the famed Craters of the Moon, Mt. Borah, unlike its namesake in Washington, is white-crested the year round, cold, unapproachable, terribly silent. |
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