Amundsen Reaches South Pole and Polar History
The feature outlines Antarctic exploration from 16th to 19th centuries with Sir James Clark Ross’s Ross Ice Barrier and Roald Amundsen's 1911 route to the Pole. It notes Amundsen’s December Pole arrival, Arctic travels, and his 1928 death while searching for a missing explorer.
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Antarctic
Arctic
Northole
Antarctic Circle
Ross Ice Barrier
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Roald Amundsen
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North Pole
Violet Moore Higgins
AP Newsfeatures
New Haircut Trends Show Duck Tail Style Spread
In Los Angeles a fresh hair fashion for men features a backwards curl with a forehead curl and a duck tail at the rear. The look includes central curling and a fanlike cowlick, with hair styled into waves in front and a duck tail back, requiring curlers at night. The Balboa style also shows prominent waves and a duck tail.
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Los Angeles
Balboa
Frog Level Renamed Prosperity in 1873
Frog Level in South Carolina changed its municipal name to Prosperity in 1873 as part of a rebranding effort reflecting civic development and growth in the town’s early history.
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Frog Level
S. C
Prosperity
Molotov Misses Rocky Mountains on U N Anniversary Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov failed to see the Rocky Mountains during a nighttime train trip to San Francisco for the United Nations tenth anniversary meeting. The trip to the United States ended without the hoped for mountain sighting, bringing disappointment to Molotov.
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France
Vyacheslav Molotov
United States
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Rocky Mountains
San Francisco
United Nations
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