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A record of the proceedings in the Senate on November 14, 1945, including discussions on reorganization of government agencies, the death of Representative James W. Mott, and various legislative actions and nominations.

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The Congressional Record - Senate is the official transcript of the proceedings and debates of the United States Senate. It is published daily when the Senate is in session and serves as a historical record of legislative activities.

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The purpose of the Congressional Record - Senate is to provide a comprehensive account of Senate proceedings, including debates, votes, and official communications, thereby ensuring transparency and accountability in the legislative process.

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