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FM-2 Wildcat Joins Hickory Aviation Museum

The FM-2 Wildcat, previously on display at the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, is being added to the Hickory Aviation Museum’s collection of airplanes.

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Eight Memorable Protests by American Athletes

Eight Memorable Protests by American Athletes
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Eight Memorable Protests by American Athletes

State Your Case: Ladd Was Anchor Of Pro Football s First Fearsome Foursome

State Your Case: Ladd Was Anchor of Pro Football s First Fearsome Foursome Ernie Ladd was a fearsome defensive force in the AFL s early days. Author: Ernie Ladd was a fearsome defensive force in the AFL s early days. Facing Ernie Ladd was a fearsome experience and an onerous task best described by six-time All-AFL center Jon Morris, who too often had to wrestle with Ladd when he was one of the most dominating defensive tackles in professional football. “It was dark,’’ Morris once said about facing Ladd. “I couldn’t see the linebackers. I couldn’t see the goalposts. It was like being locked in a closet.”

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Statue of Mitchell s only governor comes to Pierre | The Mitchell Republic

Carl Gunderson, who moved to Mitchell in 1918, served as governor for one single, two-year term between 1925 and 1927. Known as "exceptionally close-mouthed," he represented a conservative turn from progressive politics in the Republican Party.

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