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Coldest Job--Cutting ice from the Presque Isle Stream Monday morning must have been the coldest job in the country after the mercury had dropped to better than 44 below zero last night.
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Coldest Job--Cutting ice from the Presque Isle Stream Monday morning must have been the coldest job in the country after the mercury had dropped to better than 44 below zero last night.

Associated Press · [ca. January 1957]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Ice: Industry: Incl. Ice Cutting, Ice Men, Etc.

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