D-Day veteran Bill Gladden dies at 100 in England
London born Bill Gladden a D-Day glider veteran died age 100 after a life marked by wartime service and illness He survived a glider drop and a severe ankle wound and hoped to return to Normandy for the 80th anniversary tribute He is survived by daughter Linda Durrant and her husband Kenny Gladden spent years with Siemens and Pearl Insurance and was active with the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans
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Dane Levinas, Argentine Art Collector and Phillips Leader Dies
Dani Levinas, 75, Argentine born businessman and major contemporary art patron, died at his Miami home. He shaped Washington culture as Phillips Collection board chairman from 2016 to 2022, assembling a Latin American focused collection and supporting bold, global exhibitions. Survivors include three children and four grandchildren.
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Georgetown Publishing House
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Georgetown
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Hope Diamond
Leon Ferrari
Liliana Porter
Vik Muniz
Cildo Meireles
Brazil
Gabriel de la Mora
Mexico
Ivan Navarro
Chile
Dupont Circle
Bernardi Roig
Daniel Canogar
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Dorothy Kosinski
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Liberty N.Y
Zoe Leonard
Erkan Ozgen
Kader Attia
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Washington Post
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Buenos Aires
Lithuania
Poland
University of Argentine Social Museum
Post
Anarchy
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Hirshhorn Museum
Franklin School
13Th Street NW
Madrid
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Columbia High School marks 100th graduating class
Alumni gathered to celebrate Columbia Schools history as the district honors the 100th graduating class in May. Mary Lou Bilow recalled her mother Dorothy Crocker in the first class of 1924, who rode in a Model T during the Elyria years. The event tied four generations of Crocker descendants to Columbia Schools as 84 seniors prepare to graduate May 18 at the high school.
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