Jets Sonic Booms Explain Area Explosions and Jets Patrol
A wave of explosions unsettles Joy Area residents as jets overhead trigger panic. Lt. Col. Bernard Beaumin explains sonic booms stem from high speed jet flights crossing the sonic barrier, calming fears and noting growing air traffic. Residents from Lansingburg to Center Brunswick report shaken homes and frightened children as military jets pass, signaling advancement in air power.
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East Side
Syeaway
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Bernard L. Beaumin
Cal. Beaumain
Col. Heaudeln
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Thailand Woman Wal Be Visitor to Cambridge
Miss Prapil Kuvanondi of Mailand will visit Cambridge next week as part of a global Christian fellowship team from over 20 countries. She is dean of Wat tana Wittaya in Bangkok. Miss Kuvanondi will stay with Dr. and Mrs. James Re Lee and attend meetings including a June 10 sea at the United Presbyterian Home in Cambridge. The group recently attended the Presbyterian Women's General Missionary National Convention in Pittsburgh and will join the Purdue University gathering in Indiana.
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Merre-The Islands Colony Population Noted at 4606
The text notes 4 606 population for Merre The Islands Colony in the North Atlantic about 5 miles south of Newtown Plantminke. It states roughly 4 000 residents live on St Pierre with the rest on other small islands including Miguelon. The fragment mentions St Pierre and small island groups under colonial administration.
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St. Pierre
Miguelon
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Plantminke
Coloniel
Worlhe
St. Piarre
Gifts Row Schools Up New York Alois a0 Per Cent
A 1957 national corporate philanthropy total reached about 520 million dollars, a rise from 20 percent in 1952. The article notes donations to Philadelphia projects and cites a comparison of growth in charitable gifts by corporations over the five year span.
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Philaithaple Pire
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