Roald Dahl Dies at 74 in Oxford England
Renowned author Roald Dahl died Friday at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford at age 74 after an infection. He authored nine short story collections, nineteen children s books and films including Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. He is survived by his five children and ex wife Patricia Neal with whom he shared custody of their children.
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Demand for real Civil War relics booms in Georgia
In Kennesaw, Georgia, Civil War relics fetch high prices as collectors seek authentic Confederate money and equipment. Dent Myers, owner of Wildman's Civil War Surplus, notes rising demand and confirms prices up to 4000 for rifles and 2000 for belt buckles. Musket balls remain cheap at about 2 dollars. John Marcinkowski paid 24000 for a one ton Pennsylvania can-non, reflecting the era’s growing appeal.
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