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- , Santa Cruz-Italian Relocation and Restrictions, During World War II by Geoffrey Dunn 82 The Tales of Old Mother Chapar by Phil Reader 91 Photo Essay: Ephemeral Features -West Cliff Drive Photo Parade by Frank Perry 99 Ode to the Natural Bridges State
- by only a few hundred yards, and resembles the latter workings in so many respects (products, capacity, methods, plant, number of men employed, and others) that only some of the major differences will be listed here and the reader is referred for details
- Koch. Used with permission.] The following list is an attempt to give the reader an idea of the chronology of public schools that have existed within the county's school system since its inception in the 1850s to the present (1978). The main reference
- Judicial District, and one Town Councilman." Note: While Harrison does not provide the results of the election, the Sentinel article does. It follows at the end of this compilation.] Readers also may wish to use other Poll Lists, see Stevens (cited below
- sufficient history to fill at least eight books and numerous historical articles. Many of these writings are available in your local library. As we begin this piece the author hopes to give the reader an overview and insight into what railroads have meant
- Swanton journeyed south and closed a contract with the Robards-Reid Company of Santa Paula. The company (which, readers were assured, had "produced 321 pictures without a single failure," SC Surf, January 29, 1917) moved into the Fer Dal studio where
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- to thank the Researchers Anonymous members who have been particularly helpful in one way or another: Amy Dunning, Ross Gibson, Rachel McKay, Bob Nelson, Frank and Jill Perry, Marion Pokriots, Phil Reader, Judith Steen, Stanley Stevens, Wayne Thalls. My deep
- , signed only by the initials G.T.: "We are 3,000 strong with physical features that are alike. Does that make us think or do the things identically as the next person? Surely, we have minds of our own." The author also advised readers, "Belief and faith
- READERS' REFERENDUM--JAPANESE LIKE FOOD AT SALINAS CENTER A DISSERVICE TO OUR NATION [Editorial] "Further evidencing the need for national martial law, which Riptide consistently has advocated, is the action of the Civil Liberties Union which
- California facility. Included in the contributions of Isaac Blaisdell and Caleb Todd are a number of poems. Although the style and wording may appear antiquated to contemporary ears, they were typical of the poetry of that period. Readers also need
