Slaying Moby Dick: Amos Smalley's whaling milestone
Amos Smalley, 74, recalls his 1901 Platin a voyage near the Azores when he harpooned the giant white whale famous in Melville's tale. The Indian harpooner, aboard the Platina, steered by flash of bomb harpoons and a grueling chase that ended with the whale's death and Smalley's place in New Bedford whaling lore.
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Gay Toad
Matthew
Vineyard
Mags
Moby Dick
Amos Smalley
Aion Te Ue
Smatley
Herman Melville
Wiliam H. Tripp
Dartmouth Historical Society and
Tuckut
New Bedford
Smalley
Rimalley
Boon
Ateering
Whealemen
Parenus
Platina
Nantucket
Azores
Walter Thompson
Smalloy
Pequod
Ishmael
New Badford
Passau Seeks Tourists Amid Economic Strain
Passau Germany the eastern Bavarian city of 36000 faces unemployment and 8000 refugees as tourist traffic collapses. Once fed by visitors, the bishopric and cathedral cannot compensate for lost Austrian and western German travel due to border restrictions and costs. The councilman notes Passau must wait in the sun until travel rebounds.
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Passan
Germany
Thia Aty Erent
Danube
Camips
Yisitdra
Passau
Home
Austria
Dear Old Dad Celebrates Father’s Day Morning
A humorous snapshot of a June morning as Dear Old Dad endures family antics. He awakes to a chorus of demands from his wife and children about getting ready for work and school, while the day’s events reveal the household’s playful gripes and the calendar’s Father’s Day aftermath. The scene closes with Dad’s dogged optimism as he heads to work, muttering about “364 more days until Father’s Day.”
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New York
Dad
Schol
Naid
Daddy
Aaid Junior
Mhem
Paper Shortage Curbs Tel Aviv Smokers
Tel Aviv amid trade curbs and high duties sees difficulty in obtaining genuine American or British cigarettes. A new rationing trial requires smokers to return old cartons to economize paper use, with the program rolled out in several Tel Aviv areas.
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Tel Aviv
Little Theatre Director Writes Drama Article
Miss Helen Langworthy, professor of speech and drama at Colorado State College of Education, contributes a three page article on the Little Theatres of the Rockin to the spring Western Humanities Review at the University of Utah. The piece appears in Here and There in the Humanities, a season section edited by James Sanidoe, who invited the report on the CSCE drama company.
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Helen Langworthy
Colorado State College of Education
Western Humanities Review
University of Utah
Little Theatres of
The
Rockin
James Sanidoe
Langworthy
CSCE
Quarterly publication by Utah humanities Foundation backed by Rockefeller grant
The Utah humanities Research Foundation publishes quarterly with initial backing from a Rockefeller Foundation grant. The Tribune wants ads section is referenced as a channel for publication.
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Utah Humanities Research Foundation
Rockefeller Foundation
Rain meeting aims to discuss perfect weather in Woods county
Local farmers in Woods county gathered to discuss rain making prospects as weather officials predicted rain. Attendance was uncertain but discussion focused on improving crop prospects and aligning plans with anticipated showers.
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Gallad Cn Aseouet
Alva
Okia
Woods County
Nia
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Cunegonde
Montreal
Litle
Gold's Auto Parts and Supplies
Cape Cod
King Lumber Company
Jenires
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the Tribune
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the Bank
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FDIC
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