Scott's Expedition on Heroic Failure
The account chronicles Captain Robert Falcon Scott and four companions dying on the 1912 South Pole retreat. It notes Amundsen beating Scott to the pole, Scott's diary entry, and the brutal conditions. The narrative contrasts ponies with dogs, Engels toward moral reflection, and references to Amundsen and later hints of Hillary.
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Accord Arises Out Of Discord
ACCORD NY AP This Hudson Valley town was named after a former assistant postmaster general who suggested naming the community Accord after residents failed to agree on a name. The group held several meetings, sent a letter to the Post Office Department, and received a Washington reply that named the town Accord.
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Phips Salvaged Spanish Treasure Galleon Off Grand Turk
Capt William Phips, colonial governor of Massachusetts, once salvaged a Spanish treasure galleon from coral reefs near Grand Turk Island, illustrating his daring maritime exploits and era's treasure lore.
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