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11/27/2009 01:00:43 AM PST A World War II ship took the first leg of its final journey Tuesday, when it was towed for hull cleaning from Suisun Bay to San Francisco, a federal transportation department spokeswoman said. A contract to clean live plant...
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Twenty years ago, I was a bearded little Dorothy going through a "Wizard of Oz" moment, only in reverse. In October 1989, I passed through Checkpoint Charlie and stepped from the Technicolor world of West Berlin, with all its blue neon theater signs,...
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Dave Kettering Dick Bridges Veterans Memorial Plaza, established on Chaplain Schmitt Island, acknowledges America's wars...Friends and families of peacetime and wartime tri-state-area veterans purchase granite pavers to recognize commitment and sacrifice.
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And like that offering, this one — also starring Lavon Hardison as Stardust owner Loretta Mae — is more of a traditional musical than a revue, with songs integrated into the plot. The plot revolves around the rationing instituted during World War II,...
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The detail is astonishing. At first it looks like just another castle surrounded by tiny houses and neat fields. But zooming in on the courtyard one can see figures milling around. They are in fact Allied officers being held in the notorious German...
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She was the first female commercial pilot, the first female airmail pilot, and she broke endurance records, flying with fellow female pilot Frances Marsalis for 10 straight days. When World War II ended, she was a major with the Women Airforce Service...
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Rosemont Theatre, 5400 N. River Rd., Rosemont Tickets: $39.50-$79.50 Phone: (800) 745-3000 As soon as director Bartlett Sher began rehearsals for the 2008 Lincoln Center revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" -- which, amazingly, marked...
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Klaartje de Zwarte-Walvisch, a seamstress, was 32 when she was arrested in Amsterdam. Her diary was found by researchers working on an Nos tv programme about World War II last year. She began writing down her experiences on the day she and her husband...
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Since opening nine years ago, the National World War II Museum has been a magnet for anyone interested in the 20th century’s defining conflict...With the opening of the Solomon Victory Theater, Stage Door Canteen and The American Sector restaurant, the...
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Hannah Dazzler came one step closer in her search for information about her father last weekend. Standing in Princeton’s American Legion Hall, Dazzler was finally able to hold in her hands the medals Solomon Dazzler had earned during World War II. Solomon...
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