Still Hurting People Leach Cross Turns Dentist in New York
Leach Cross once a famed lightweight boxer who wowed crowds 15 years ago is now a successful dentist in New York. He built a new career after boxing, applying his public profile to attract patients and drawing crowds with his story.
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Balloon: Well Stored for Atlantic Flight
The 1873 Brooklyn to Europe attempt carried vast supplies in a balloon including water, bread, beef, champagne, provisions, butter, brandy, butter, pigeons, candy, molasses, honey, pickles, fowls, eau de cologne, pomade, shoes, a flying machine, and various tools. The craft descended before reaching its destination.
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Statue of Freedom at Capitol Symbol of Liberty
The bronze figure atop the U S Capitol dome represents Liberty. The statue depicts a female figure and is a notable national icon.
Statue of Freedom at Capitol Dome Reflects Complex Origins
A historic statue weighing 14985 pounds and 1914 feet high, modeled in Rome by Thomas Crawford from 1850s plans by Senator Jefferson Davis, was named Armed Liberty but is officially known as the Statue of Freedom. It arrived and was placed on the Capitol dome December 2, 1863, atop a globe bearing E Pluribus Unum.
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Talent Wasted Dorothea McNagle Seeks Movie Debut
Dorothea McNagle pursued a film career, facing stiff competition from many hopefuls. She endured delays and small-town scrutiny before finally gaining entry to the movies, only to be halted by a rude usher who forced her to stand inside the tape.
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Hoover tours Central America boosting regional friendship
President Hoover visited Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica aboard the Maryland pausing in each port to urge closer Western Hemisphere ties. He met with Colindres Moncada Diaz and Chamorro who praised the visit as a step toward regional peace and canal economics while American marines in Nicaragua reported as escorting the party.
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