Regarded as a famous western woman, this lady actually grew up in Darke County, Ohio.
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The Truth About JFK and His PT Boat’s Collision with a Japanese Destroyer in WWII
The PT-109 disaster made JFK a hero. But his fury and grief at the loss of two men sent him on a dangerous quest to get even
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Daily Quiz for February 22, 2011
This individual founded the New England Anti-Slavery Society and the American Anti-Slavery Society.
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Daily Quiz for February 21, 2011
In 1914, soldiers on both sides of the line in WWI had a momentary truce for this holiday.
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Daily Quiz for February 20, 2011
This composer wrote the official state songs of both Kentucky and Florida.
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Daily Quiz for February 19, 2011
Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir was born in this country.
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Al Capone – A New Book About the Crime Lord
Brothers William and John Balsamo talk about their new book, ‘Young Al Capone,’ which promises new information on the gangster’s years in New York before he rose to his pinnacle of infamy in Chicago.
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Daily Quiz for February 18, 2011
After a failed assassination attempt, this president told his wife, "Sorry, honey, I forgot to duck."
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Daily Quiz for February 17, 2011
Philo Farnsworth invented the television in the 1920s; the German navy developed this related technology.
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Daily Quiz for February 16, 2011
The first automobile race in America was held on this holiday.