Birthplace myth and Wakefield site clarified by Paullin study
Carnegie Institution historian Dr Charles Paullin presents contemporaneous records that pin George Washington birth on the Popes Creek site near Wakefield Virginia, disputing earlier Bridges Creek location. The Wakefield project, aided by Rockefeller funds, culminated in a George Washington Birthplace National Monument administered by the National Park Service.
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Florence Finds Love Beyond Wealth in New York
Florence, visiting relatives in New York, clashes with money minded cousins. She falls for Billy James, a bus boy with a failed play but strong heart, and defies family pressure to marry him after his work is accepted. The romance blossoms as Florence supports Billy and the couple marry.
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Mound Builders Puzzle From Smithsonian Update
Smithsonian officials report that through the present, the Mound Builders puzzle remains under study. Researchers indicate continued analysis and debate over origins and chronology.
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Thunderstorm distribution across the United States
The article notes highly nonuniform thunderstorm frequency with northwestern Florida averaging about ninety per year and severe lightning common in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. New York City averages around thirty, San Francisco about one, and overall there is no strong regional difference in storm severity.
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