Refugees from Tristan da Cunha Observe English Life
London reports on 264 Tristan da Cunha islanders driven from their volcanic homeland. Mary Swain calls a giant oak the most marvelous sight, while the group adapts to English life in an abandoned Surrey camp. They recall seven family names, farmed cattle and sheep, and the volcano eruption on Oct 10 that reshaped their world.
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South Africa
Tristan da Cunha
Surrey
London
Jordan Green
Glass
Green
Hagan
Lavarello
Repert
Rogers
Swain
Fred Swann
Park Jobs Sign-1 p 7 Under Way
Middletown Department of Parks and Recreation seeks applicants for summer jobs for 1962. In 1961 the department needed 32 pool workers 10 knot hole baseball aides and 3 playground staff. Applicants from Middletown colleges are urged to file at Goldman Park Highland Avenue with Social Security numbers between 8 and 11 am and 1 to 4 pm. Telephone calls for appointments are urged.
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Middletown Department of Parks and Recreation
Middletown
Department
Goldman Park
Highland Avenue
Red Meat Imports Top 1960 Figures
Washington AP reports that the United States imported more live stock products in 19 months than the prior year. Red meat imports rose 17 percent to 753 million pounds, mainly beef, with wool imports up 8 percent to 214 million pounds.
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Washington
United States
Subcutaneous Lipoma Discussion and Medical Education Needs
A subcutaneous lipoma is a new tumor found beneath the skin. The study of tumors and all other phases of medicine is essential to welfare. The more medical scientists schools graduate the better for the country. However many potential doctors may never study medicine due to lack of college access. Colleges are crowded and applications may double in ten years. More laboratories and high quality professors will be required.
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Thousan
Popcorn Boom Seen In 62 Washington Crop Figures
Am ericans will have ample popcorn for the year ahead as the Agriculture Department reports 485 million pounds of popcorn produced, a 43 percent rise from last year. The crop is the second largest on record and valued at 13.931 million dollars, with most grown in the Midwest.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
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Mrs. Swain
Tristan
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Cpl
William Glass
Little Nightingale Island
Leopard
Fred Swain
God Is Great
ANC
Duncan Hines
Yankee Road
THE
College OF Your Choice
Times Square Station
New York
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Advertiein Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
John
Morey
Shaddock’s Markets
Germantown
Central Ave
Ay Santa
This
Ross
Veace
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