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FROM THE ARCHIVEJan 20, 1955·Quincy, Florida

SUNKEN VILLAGE IN GREENLAND

Scanned from Gadsden County Times 190?-Current, Jan 20, 1955
SUNKEN VILLAGE IN GREENLAND
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PAGE TWELVE People Spots In The News

A sunken village in Greenland being built for the Air Force weather research team. Tubes 18 feet in diameter are made to sink into snow, making possible maintaining 72-degree warmth though it may be 75 below outside.

A proud cat is Trelystan Olivine awaiting judgment in the National Cat Show in London.

Nope, it isn't Marilyn. It's Caral Blake doing her daily makeup. Photo taken on strand at Miami Beach.

The Mackay Trophy for most meritorious flight of the year is presented to Brig. Gen. Thayer S. Olds, who led two groups of Republic Thunderjets on the longest overwater flight ever made by single-engine jets. Air Force staff chief Gen. Nathan F. Twining, left, makes the presentation. At right is Gen. Curtis LeMay, commander of Strategic Air Command. Groups flew from Albany, Ga., to England and North Africa.

A safe deposit box provides the kind of protection I want: protection against loss, theft, and damage. And just as important, I'll always know where everything is.

Reconstructed from Library of Congress OCR with AI assistance. Meaning preserved; mechanical OCR artifacts removed.