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That kind of stuff only happened in the movies! Dads Project Car Gerry Dincher (CC BY-SA 2.0) Dad's Project Car While you may have had a 2-car garage, there was only room for one (if that) because Dad has been working on "his first car" for as long as you can remember. ...
If Landis’ blanket ban helped cleanse baseball’s damaged image, it also served to sweep the Black Sox scandal under the rug. Chick Gandil and others would later produce contradictory accounts of what happened, leading to still unanswered questions about who was really involved in the 1919 World...
What happened today 1987 New York Governor Mario Cuomo declares that he will not run for president in the next election. See more events Famous birthdays 1917 Carson McCullers, writer (The Heart is a Lonely Hunter). See more birthdays What’s Your Vietnam War Draft Lottery Number?
Yacht to Win the America's Cup September 26, 1983 The Australia II defeats the U.S. yacht Liberty four races to three. Read More 4 1 Copy to Share This Entry Alligator September 26, 1975 The alligator is removed from the endangered species list in parts of Louisiana. They were re...
1919: Treaty of Versailles Public Domain 1919: Treaty of Versailles - Army strength: 851,624 people- Navy strength: 272,144 people- Marine Corps strength: 48,834 people- Air Force strength: Not yet formed- Total strength: 1,172,602 people- Percent of population enlisted: 1.12% Following the...
America's Greatest Inventor Thomas Alva Edison Died October 18, 1931 b. 1847 American inventor of the microphone (1876), the first practical phonograph (1877), the first practical incandescent light (1879), and motion pictures (1891). He was one of the first to apply the principles of large...
Waldorf education is based on the ideas and teachings of Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian educator and philosopher who opened his first school In Stuttgart, Germany, in 1919. Steiner’s schools focused on “whole child” development, rather than the narrow academic focus popular in German schools at ...