No Room in the Ark by Alan Moorehead
Alan Moorehead recounts a North Africa to Africa voyage seeking wildlife and tribal life. He and his wife visit game reserves from Uganda to the Belgian Congo observing elephants lions and rhinos while noting changing African lifeways and modern influences. The journey spans three expeditions ending with a voyage from Lake Victoria to the Nile headwaters.
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Alan Moorehead
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Johannesburg
Africa
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Nile
Uganda
Belgian Congo
Andes Animal Sanctuaries
Wankie
Rhodesia
Ee ‘National Park
Kehya
Moorehead
Ebville
Moray Dick
Bkin
Bkin. ‘Mno
Ark
Lake Victoria
New Cartoon Map Service Starts Today in Local Papers
Marlboro Enterprise and Hudson Sun begin The Magic Circle, a weekly cartoon map and word picture feature by Edward Collier with maps by A Halpert. Each installment highlights reachable American spots near home, from scenic locales to industrial sites, encouraging local exploration.
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Marlboro Enterprise
Hudson Sun
America
Edward Collier
Americas
A. Halpert
Mr. Collier
California
Sequoia National Park
Empire State Building
Colorado
Maroon Bells
Grand Mesa
Europe
Moorehead on Africa Poaching Threats and Big Game
Alan Moorehead discusses Africa where poaching remains rampant and wildlife declines despite laws. He praises Masai Turkana and Karamojong cultures, notes mixed local attitudes, and urges a fund to protect big games beyond colonial eras.
Florida Gulf Coast Cities Celebrate Tourism And Ocean Life
A vivid tour describes Tampa and Ybor City with tarpon fishing and hand rolled cigars to Spanish music. It visits Weeki Wachee Springs and Tarpon Springs sponge fleet, St. Petersburg leisure, Sarasota Jungle Garden, Ringling quarters, and Lakeland bass fishing near Polk County’s many lakes.
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Florida
Ybor City
Weeki Wachee Springs Tarpon Springs
St. Petersburg
U.S
Sarasota
Ringling Brothers Circus
Lake Wales
Lakeland
Florida Southern College
Polk County
Reports of Birds Seen Across Massachusetts This Winter
Mrs Ruth P Emery of the Massachusetts Audubon Society notes over 100 reports of cardinals and various seabirds. sightings include thick billed murres, black guillemots, razorbilled auks, kittiwakes in Rockport Ipswich and elsewhere, a wintering great blue heron in Milton, bald eagles and snowy owls, plus woodpeckers tanagers orioles crossbills and boreal chickadees across multiple towns.
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Ruth P. Emery
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Voice of Audubon
Massachusetts
North Scituate
Plum Island
Rockport
Ipswich
Milton
Newburyport
Watertown
Baltimore
Falmouth
Wellesley
Wayland
Gilbester
Carl
Tapsfield
Manchester
Wellseley
Zoning hearing on real estate business and gasoline station
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on March 9 1960 at 7 30 p m in Town House to consider Clifford F King business from 11 Newton Drive Herbert W Martin addition to funeral home at 12 Lincoln Street and James J Cannella variation to permit a two car gasoline station on Douglas Avenue and Powder Mill Road at 9 Powder Mill Road in a business district Also probate court notice for Belle L Hinckley estate on first account and objection process in Cambridge before ten o'clock a m.
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Apbedi
Clifford F. King
Newton Drive
Herbert W. Martin
Lincoln Street
James J. Cannelta
Douglas Avenue
Powder Mill Road
Zoning Board of Appeals
Willis I. Lester
Common Redpolls Visit Multiple Massachusetts Towns
Beaks in Hyannis Gloucester Rockport Wellesley South Weymouth and Weston report influx of Common Redpolls visiting feeders. Birds observed at multiple locations indicating regional movement and feeding activity across towns.
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Hyannis
Gloucester
Rockport
Wellesley
South Weymouth
Weston
Two teen outlaws steal from elderly man in Deland Wild West spree
In Deland Florida two 15 year old would be cowboys allegedly robbed Amos Hare of 419 dollars then spent it on hamburgers taxis and cowboy gear. Police withheld names while reporting the incident.
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Deland
Fla
UPI
Amos Hare
Hare
Probate Notice of Lydia G. Raymond Estate in Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites Lydia G Raymond estate of Sudbury deceased. Petition for probate of will codicil and memorandum by Merchants National Bank of Boston Atkinson Sudbury and Marion C Wise Lynn asks to be executors without bond. Objections due by February 23 1960 Cambridge. Witness John C Leggat Esq January 1.
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Middlesex
Floyd O. DeMillar
Sudbury
Paul G. Shafner
Head
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Lydia G. Raymond
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Boston
Suffolk
Eer Atkinson
Marion C. Wise
Lynn
Essex
Cambidge
Esquire
Maynard seeks bids on 1960 garbage removal contract
Notice announces an open bid for trash removal for the Town of Maynard starting April 1 1960. Copy of specifications is available at the Board of Selectmen's Office. Bids to be opened Monday February 4, 1960.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmens
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