Marietta Ohio’s river history and the Angel of the River
In 1788 General Rufus Putnam founded Marietta as the Northwest Territory foothold near the Muskingum River. The Ohio River steamboat era shaped the town, home to the Delta Queen’s upper Ohio visits. Elizabeth Stiers, known as the Angel of the River, serves river crews as a 63 year old marine telephone operator on call around the clock.
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Ohio Company & Associates
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Ohio River Museum
Elizabeth Stiers
Pittsburgh
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Nixon veto blocks presidents powers to commit forces
President Nixon vetoed a bill on October 24, 1973 that would limit the president’s ability to deploy U S armed forces abroad. The item notes a separate historical reference to the Panic of 1857 caused by the failure of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co.
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