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The New Yorker - July 7, 1956 by James Thurber, Nancy Cardozo, May Swenson, Mary McCarthy, Luke E. Brendan Gill, 1956 Poetry: March 1960 by May) (SWENSON, 1960-01-01 Poets of today by Murry Noss, May Swenson Harry Duncan, 1954-01-01 Iconographs; poems by May Swenson, 1970 Evolution by May Swenson, 2009-01-01 Poets of Today by Harry; Noss Murray and May Swenson Duncan, 1954 Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee (introduction by May Swenson) Masters, 1976 A Cage of Spines by May Swenson, 1958 To Mix With Time by May Swenson, Iconographs; Poems by may swenson, 1970 The New Yorker, April 23, 1966 "A City Garden In April" by May Swenson, 1966 The Complete Poems to Solve by May Swenson, 1993 The New Yorker - February 2, 1963 by May Swenson, Thomas Williams, W. D. Snodgrass, Philip Hamburger Natacha Stewart, 1963 The New Yorker - October 14, 1961 by Muriel Spark, May Swenson, A. J. Liebling, Gene Baro Roger Angell, 1961-01-01

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81. Marshall County Journal
    Obituaries. Obits McEdlowney, Gilchrist, swenson, Peitz, Roehr, Lyson. may 12, 2004. Gracine swenson, 82, Wahpeton, ND, died Saturday, may 8, 2004, at St.  
    http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?BRD=1971&dept_id=175427&newsid=11634424&PAG=4

82. Free-Essays.us - May Swenson’S Women
    per page! In may swenson’s poem, Women, the imagery and structure work very well with the content of the poem. swenson writes  
    http://www.free-essays.us/dbase/c7/qmr271.shtml

83. AgAlerts From Griggs County By John Swenson
    AgAlerts 2004 From Griggs County By John swenson, Griggs County Extension Agent. Issue 2, may 6, 2004  
    http://www.ext.nodak.edu/county/griggs/agriculture/2004agalerts/05-06-04.htm
    
    Extractions: By John Swenson, Griggs County Extension Agent Issue # 2, May 6, 2004 Frost Tolerance of Corn and Soybean As small grain planting is finishing up, producers are getting anxious to start with corn and soybeans. There is some concerns with frost that should be addressed. The average last 28 degree and 32 degree frost date for Cooperstown are May 11th and May 21 respectfully. Corn: The minimum germination temperature for corn is 50 degrees. Corn can handle early season frosts due to the position of the growing point. Corn has an elongating first internode and coleoptile method of seedling emergence. Hence, the growing point is still below the soil surface and can regrow if injured by frost. Also, this type of emergence allows for deeper planting depths up to five inches. Soybeans: The minimum germination temperature for soybean is 50 degrees. Soybeans have an active hypocotyl method of seedling emergence. This type of emergence, the growing point is above ground upon emergence. Thus it is succeptible to frost once emerged. Soybeans are easily damaged in the 28 to 32 degree range. Temperatures of 28 degrees for any extended period of time can completely kill soybean plants (stems and leaves) Recommended planting dates are from May 10th to May 25th. One concern for 2004 is if the crop is injured by frost, is there enough seed of desired varieties available if reseeding is necessary. This is one of the risks for early seeding.

84. Stories, Listed By Author
    swenson, may (19191989) Earth Will Not Let Go, (pm), 1970 Speculations, ed. Thomas E. Sanders, Glencoe Press, 1973. Orbiter 5 Shows  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/s213.html
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents SULLIVAN, JENNY SULLIVAN, THOMAS (William) SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY ROBERT My Father's Head, (nv) Chrysalis 5 , ed. Roy Torgeson, Zebra, 1979 The Rancher Goes to Tinker Town, (ss) New Dimensions 9 Zeke, (ss) Twilight Zone Oct '81 SUMMERS, (Alphonsus Joseph-Mary Augustus) MONTAGUE The Grimoire, (ss) The Grimoire and Other Supernatural Stories , ed. Montague Summers, Fortune; London, 1936 Postscript [from The Vampire in Europe ], (ar), 1929

85. Untitled Document
    may 28th, 1989. Richard O. Klatt, may 28th, 1989. Richard swenson, may 28th, 1989. Fred R. Ubbelohde, may 28th, 1989. Neil Binkley, Sr. June 3rd, 1990.  
    http://www.unity.k12.wi.us/District/wall_honor.html
    
    Extractions: Wall Of Honor Inductees Name Date Inducted Neil C. Binkley, Jr. May 28th, 1989 Richard O. Klatt May 28th, 1989 Richard Swenson May 28th, 1989 Fred R. Ubbelohde May 28th, 1989 Neil Binkley, Sr. June 3rd, 1990 Raymond G. Christensen, MD June 3rd, 1990 Captain William E. Nordeen, USN June 3rd, 1990 Allen W. Anderson June 2nd, 1991 Dr. Myrvin F. Christopherson June 2nd, 1991 Charles M. Jorgensen May 31st, 1992 Captain Michael B. Nordeen May 31st, 1992 Dr. Ronald A. Ward May 31st, 1992 Charlene Elaine Johnson Anderson May 30th, 1993 John E. Floreen May 29th, 1994 Robert E. Murphy May 29th, 1994 Don Wade Miles May 28th, 1995 Erik E. Pedersen May 26th, 1996 Amy Elizabeth Markert May 23rd, 1997 Elleen J. Rogers May 23rd, 1997 Raymond Castellano May 22nd, 1998 Dr. Constance Majeske Danielson May 22nd, 1998 Dan Mosay May 22nd, 1998 Peggy Lauritson May 28th, 1999 Terri M. Palmberg May 26th, 2000 Marjorie Bangle May 24th, 2002 Wall Of Honor Nomination Form

86. Kalaidjian/Roof/Watt, Understanding Literature, 1/e - Poetry
    Poetry A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z may swenson (19191989) LINKS http//www.poets.org  
    http://college.hmco.com/english/kalaidjian/understanding_lit/1e/students/poetry/
    
    Extractions: Born in Logan, Utah, May Swenson received a bachelor's degree from Utah State University in 1939. It was not until 1954, however, that she published her first volume of poetry, entitled Another Animal , followed two more books: A Cage of Spines (1958), and To Mix With Time New and Selected Poems (1963). During this time, from 1959 through 1966, she served as an editor at New Directions and held a number of teaching positions at Bryn Mawr, the University of North Carolina, the University of California, Riverside, Purdue University, and Utah State University. She also published a volume of translations of contemporary Swedish poetry entitled Iconographs (1970). Poetry, for Swenson, allowed access to what she described as "the vastness of the unknown beyond [one's] consciousness." Until her death in 1989, she remained a prolific writer whose books of poetry included

87. SWENSON GRANITE LEGAL STATEMENTS
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88. May Swenson's "Pigeon Woman":: Term Papers And Essays :: Free Summary Of Paper #
    This paper presents a critical analysis of the poem “Pigeon Woman” by may swenson. Free Summary of Paper 16565. may swenson s Pigeon Woman .  
    http://www.academon.com/lib/paper/16565.html
    
    Extractions: ESSAYS AND BOOK REPORTS This paper presents a critical analysis of the poem "Pigeon Woman" by May Swenson. Paper #: # of words: Written: Author: Evie Mueller "The poem entitled, "Pigeon Woman" by May Swenson is primarily a poem that describes through the use of imagery and illustrates to us readers the effects of old age in the perception of other people, and the ole person as well. Aside from the important theme of old age and trying to defy it, Swenson also tells us of the difficulties that an old- aged woman experiences, how her everyday life seemed to be almost always a routine, how, for a woman of old age, life has been gentle or hard for her. Through the use of strong imagery, symbolism, contrasts, metaphors, alliterations, and internal rhymes, the author of this paper will discuss the themes of old age and coping and living with old age, and the Pigeon Woman's need for love and care in May Swenson's poem, "Pigeon Woman."" THEME OLD AGE PERCEPTION DIFFICULTIES STANZA IMAGERY SYMBOLISM CONTRASTS METAPHORS ALLITERATIONS INTERNAL RHYMES Term papers on May Swenson's "Pigeon Woman"

89. USN Ships--USS Lyman K. Swenson (DD-729)
    USS Lyman K. swenson decommissioned in February 1971. In may 1974, she was sold to the Republic of China to provide spare parts for other ships of her type.  
    http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-usn/usnsh-l/dd729.htm
    
    Extractions: Selected Views and Ship's Insignia. USS Lyman K. Swenson , a 2200-ton Allan M. Sumner class destroyer built at Bath, Maine, was commissioned in May 1944. Following an Atlantic shakedown she went to the Pacific, where she was to serve continuously for twenty-seven years. From September 1944 to the end of the war with Japan in August 1945, Lyman K. Swenson was active in operations off Leyte, Luzon, the China and Indochina coasts, the Japanese home islands and Okinawa. After a brief post-war return to the U.S., she deployed to the Western Pacific in 1946-47, then spent a few years training Naval Reservists along the U.S. Pacific coast. In March 1950, Lyman K. Swenson again went to the Far East where the late June outbreak of the Korean War soon involved her in vigorous combat activities. In three tours off Korea in 1950-53, she performed shore bombardment, blockading, and fleet screening duties. Her role in the September 1950 Inchon invasion is especially notable. After the Korean Armistice, Lyman K. Swenson

90. Learning-Org May 1995: Intro -- Dave Swenson LO1048
    Intro Dave swenson LO1048. david swenson (dswenson@css1.css.edu) Wed, 3 may 95 162402 CST  
    http://world.std.com/~lo/95.05/0052.html

91. Guide To The Pomegranate Press Archives, 1972-1981
    Strand, Mark, 1934. swenson, may. Tate, James, 1943-. Van Doren, Mark, 1894-1972. Lines for a Girl Named Rosy. . may swenson. Questions/Answers. . John Wieners.  
    http://www.libraries.psu.edu/speccolls/FindingAids/pomegran4.html

92. Indigirl's Blog
    may 2004. Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat. 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. may 21, 2004 The best kind of Friday I love Fridays before long weekends* how yummy!  
    http://www.indigirl.com/blog/
    
    Extractions: Charlotte comes out Yes, you read right. Charlotte III is out in public today! I wasn't really sure how to wear a shawl in a non-granny way, but a very fashionable and interesting friend at work had a lacy mohair triangle wrapped around her torso on Tuesday and I was inspired! So, Charlotte III is lovingly draped around my shoulders over a mint green shell and black pants. I feel funky and happy! What have I been knitting this week? Because I'm a big fat follower, I've decided to copy

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