Belmont man awarded Carnegie Hero Medal for saving boy
A Belmont California man James William Livesay earned the Carnegie Hero Medal after he rushed onto a railroad crossing to pull a three year old boy from an approaching train. Livesay and the boy were saved though many heroes are nominated through newspaper clippings to the Carnegie Hero Fund in Pittsburgh.
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James William Livesay
Mr. Livesay
Belmont
California
Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mini Page Heroes Teach at Home
A four page Mini Page guide suggests families explore heroes and legends with children. Activities include identifying live versus fictional figures, discussing hero qualities, and reading about Johnny Appleseed Davy Crockett and Pocahontas.
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Johnny Appleseed
Davy Crockett
Daniel Boone
Molly Pitcher
Pocahontas
Zerro
Ays
Zerro the Hero Dog Receives 1976 Ken-Lation Award
German shepherd Zerro won the 1976 Ken-Lation Dog Hero of the Year after pulling his unconscious master Mark Cooper from an 85 foot canyon plunge. He guarded gear and slept on top of his rescued master until help arrived. The Cooper family received a $1000 savings bond and a gold plated collar and leash.
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Dog Food Company
Zerro
Mark Cooper
Cooper
U.S
Mr. Cooper
Zorro
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