Today in History April 29 highlights from 1945 to 1970
On this date 1945 American forces liberated 32000 Nazi victims at Dachau. Newport Rhode Island founded in 1639. New Orleans fell to Union forces in 1862. Jacob Coxey's Army marched on Washington in 1894. Gideon Sunback patented the zipper in 1913. Tokyo indicted 28 Japanese leaders in 1946. Duke Ellington received the Medal of Freedom in a White House ceremony last year.
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Germany
Dachau
Newport, R.I
New Orleans
White House
Duke Ellington
Chestnut Grove News Briefs Include Local Visits
Chestnut Grove notes weekend visits as Mr. Tommy Stalecup and family stay with Larry Stalcup. Mrs. Light hosts and visitors from New Jersey and nearby towns. A Pozzuoli seaport rise and Ischia sinking alter shorelines.
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Irene Light
Estnut Grove
Tommy Stalecup
Larry Stalcup
Phyliss Light
James Cersonia
New Jersey
Miss Light
Andy Light
Larry
Rebta Richards
Gore
Gary Gardner
Neil Painter
Guy Kelly
Reecie Grim
Junior DeHaven
Billy Mason
Ronnie
Donnie Light
Tom Davis
Light Home
Kenny
Tommy Stalcup
James Mayhew
Pearl Maynew
John Light and Son
Prince George
Philip Kaes and Sons
the Lights
Dear Abby columns offer marriage and self view advice
A collection of Dear Abby letters with responses on topics from tubal ligation by a wife to a husband, body image issues, self conceit, and caring for elderly relatives. The column includes notes on letters from readers in Okinawa and a teen seeking reassurance about self image.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Okinawa
Pacific
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Jacob Coxey
Washington
Congress
Hoboken, N.J
Gideon Sunback
Tokyo
Geneva
United Nations
Chestnut Grove News
Pozzuoli
Ischia
BEARS
Berryville Ave
Winchester
Bart Wichol
Dear Abby
The
Los Angeles
Cal
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Nichols