Battle of Bunker Hill Vividly Recounted in Historic Sketch
Elmo Scott Watson presents a detailed recount of the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, tracing its origins from a French settler named Bon Coeur to the strategic choices at Breed's Hill. The piece highlights key figures like Prescott Stark Putnam and John Trumbull, and notes Trumbull’s revolutionary paintings and Webster’s later oration at the monument dedication.
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Bunker Hill
Canada
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Boston Harbor
Monsieur Bon Coeur
Mister Bunker
M. Bon Coeur
Mister Goodheart
Bunker
Boston
Thomas Gage
Gridley
Artemas Ward
Charles River
Gage
Dorchester
Charlestown
William Prescott
Breed’s Hill
Mystic River
Cambridge
William Howe
Lively
the Charles
Prescott
Sir Henry Clinton
Howe
Israeli Putnam
John Stark
Breed's Hill
America
Roxbury Heights
Connecticut
John Trumbull
Washington
General Gates
Ticonderoga
Gates
Continental Congress
Trumbull
Sullivan
Rhode Island
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin West
London
Franklin
Lord Germain
West
Gilbert Stuart
Andre
Colonel Trumbull
Tuthill Bridewell
Lrumbull
Cornwallis
England
Joshua Reynolds
Battle of
Montgomery
Quebec
Burgoyne
France
Robespierre
Louis David
David
Atlantic
Marquis de la Fayette
la Fayette
Daniel Webster
Dearborn Panel Sees Alcohol as Farm Fuel Option
A Dearborn conference on agricultural, industrial, and scientific allies explored using farm products for industry and fuel. Alcohol from crops could become a major motor fuel, with corn and other crops supplying feedstock as costs and logistics improve.
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Agriculture, Industry and Science
Dearborn
Mich
Europe
Kansas City Times
Argentina Eyes Population Rise as Census Totals Grow
The national statistical bureau reports Argentina’s population on December 31, 1932 at 11,846,655, up 50 percent since 1914. Buenos Aires’ tally reaches 2,214,702, a 40 percent increase.
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Argentina
National Statistical Bureau
Buenos Aires
Kelly Petillo Sets 500 Mile Indy Record On Firestone Tires
Kelly Petillo won the 500 Mile Indianapolis Race on Firestone Tires posting a track record while averaging 106.24 mph to complete the distance in under five hours. AB Jenkins also showcased Firestone Gum Dipped Tires by driving 3000 miles in 23 hours over Utah salt beds at 127.2 mph, with no blowouts. Both feats credit special tire construction and blowout protection from Firestone.
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Kelly Petillo
Indianapolis
Firestone
Lake Bonneville
Utah
Firestone High Speed Tires Promise Superior Safety
Leading university tests show Firestone High Speed Tires stop 15 percent quicker than rival makes. Gum-Dipping delivers unmatched blowout protection with sixteen years of performance. Thousands of car owners report longer mileage and greater economy from Firestone tires.
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Pursuils
Firestone
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