What Happened when: A Noted Researcher's Almanac of YesterdaysI. Washburn, 1966 - 442 pages |
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... says that if he were to accept the award it would recognize the fact " that actors are competing with each other ... say it .... cost more than the Pyramids at Giza , the Hanging Gardens of Babylon , and the Colossus of Rhodes . Each of ...
... says that if he were to accept the award it would recognize the fact " that actors are competing with each other ... say it .... cost more than the Pyramids at Giza , the Hanging Gardens of Babylon , and the Colossus of Rhodes . Each of ...
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... says that Malenkov will be succeeded by Marshal Nikolai A. Bulganin . 1962 After being pressed for months to enter the Republican race for governor in Michigan , automobile manufacturer George W. Romney , a devout Mormon , makes news by ...
... says that Malenkov will be succeeded by Marshal Nikolai A. Bulganin . 1962 After being pressed for months to enter the Republican race for governor in Michigan , automobile manufacturer George W. Romney , a devout Mormon , makes news by ...
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... says the United States must extend full in- dustrial aid to the British war effort . " We must , " says the Presi- dent , " be the great arsenal of democracy . " ( WORLD WAR II ) 1947 Henry Wallace , former Vice President and Cabinet ...
... says the United States must extend full in- dustrial aid to the British war effort . " We must , " says the Presi- dent , " be the great arsenal of democracy . " ( WORLD WAR II ) 1947 Henry Wallace , former Vice President and Cabinet ...
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