Belmont man earns Carnegie Hero Medal for saving boy
James William Livesay of Belmont California rushed onto a railroad crossing to pull a three year old boy to safety as a oncoming train barely missed them. The Carnegie Hero Medal honors brave acts with possible 1000 awards and survivor or family payments if the hero dies in the act.
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James William Livesay
Mr. Livesay
Belmont
California
Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Powerit'sn Teachers The Mini Page Heroic Education Card
Teaching aid for families with activities on heroes and heroines. Discuss living or dead status, distinguish real from fictional heroes, and outline qualifications. Suggested at home, with pages on describing heroes, legends, and comprehension questions about Zorro and Carnegie Hero Medal awards.
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Johnny Appleseed
Davy Crockett
Daniel Boone
Molly Pitcher
Pocahontas
Zorro
Dog Hero Zerro Receives Ken-Ltation Award in 1976
German shepherd Zerro earned the 1976 Ken-Ltation Dog Hero of the Year after pulling his unconscious master Mark Cooper from a canyon whirlpool. He protected the backpacking gear and slept atop his rescued owner while help arrived, as the Cooper family received a year’s supply of dog food and a $1000 Savings bone.
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Dog Food Company
Zerro
Mark Cooper
Cooper
U.S
Mr. Cooper
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