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Bygones: Superior club for teens opened 50 years ago
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Source: Duluth News Tribune

News-Tribune, Nov. 14, 1926 Duluth is observing National Canned Foods Week with special displays of modern methods of canned fruits and vegetables in stores across the city. Wholesale firms are cooperating with retail merchants to bring the finest canned goods on the market to the people. Canned foods have always been the principal food supply of North Pole explorations. News-Tribune, Nov. 14, 1956 A Civil Aeronautics Board counselor recommended approval of nonstop North Central Airlines flights between Duluth and Chicago, and extending service to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, via Ironwood, Hancock-Houghton and Marquette. Service to Chicago could begin within 60 days of the final CAB decision, the company’s president said. No one indicated when the final decision would be made. News-Tribune, Nov. 14, 1976 About 300 young people checked out the disco music, foosball, pool tables and pinball machines Friday night at the new teen center at 1608 Tower Ave. in Superior.
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