Forgotten woman spy saved Washington's army in Philadelphia
Lydia Darragh, a Quaker nurse living in Philadelphia, overheard a British council plan at a keyhole and, after obtaining a flour pass to cross British lines, warned Lt. Col. Thomas Craig of the Light Horse. He carried the warning to Washington at Valley Forge, helping avert a surprise attack in December 1777.
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Nashville Beckons Rock Pioneers From Past To Present
Legacy of rock and roll endures in Nashville as ex stars from the 1950s and 1960s take behind the scenes roles in publishing and arranging. Bill Justis, maker of Raunchy, is now an arranger while Jimmy Gilmer and others describe how late 50s and 60s rock blends with country. Gary S. Paxton and Jimmy Bowen also work here shaping publishing and production. Multiple veteran figures say Nashville offers abundant music industry jobs beyond country.
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