Flight From Mexico City to New York Makes Aviation History
Capt. Abraham Carrasco commanded the 94 passenger Britannia on the inaugural Aeronaves de Mexico flight from Mexico City to New York landing at Idlewild at 5 39 pm. The four engine Br istol Britannia flew 2130 miles in 5 34 and reached 485 mph at 23000 feet, trimming travel time by more than two hours.
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Seventy Nine Marines Given Medal of Honor in World War II
Seventy nine Marines received the Medal of Honor for valor during World War II. The awards recognize extraordinary courage in combat across various battles and theaters.
Christian name gains popularity among youth, Sports Afield notes
The term Christian was first used for Jesus followers in Antioch. In the last five years it has risen 17 percent in popularity among younger people and is now the most popular of all sports according to Sports Afield.
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