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So we can recognize you and thank you for your support of this great series. Thank you so much. Thank you once again, we extend our gratitude to the late Jerry Rosenblum, in whose memory. We are presenting the program and the hollywood versus history series. Its this uh, its its Jerry Rosenblum whos made this possible by a generous gift his estate tonight, military Historian Brian steed of, the Army Commanding general staff, college we have a special installment of the series its a little broade...

Thank you. Thank you. This is certainly fair to say that members of the senate share their concern about regional stability. We want to do everything we can to support you. One of the formulations committee had a meeting. One of the issues that was talked about was the concern about the spread of polio outbreak. An ambassador spoke about the effort to immunize children. And wonder if anyone could speak about whether the outbreak is under control whether there is more that needs to be done to add...

Billion be released . You think that makes a difference . 15 billion to 25 billion will he put away. They will still be deprived. None of it happens all in one day. It happens sequentially as the process is implemented. We also have prevented, as you know, access to the International Banking system. We will work with our International Partners to ensure that that commitment does not waver. As we negotiated, i have personally instructed every bureau at the state department and each of our mission...

Operators at the St. Louis office of Western Union Telegram call recipients of the singing Valentine telegram and sing a live love message over the telephone.

The Burlington Quilters of Valor of Buffalo County, Wis., are proud to award David R. Hesch, of Arcadia, a Quilt of Valor to thank him for his service to our

The Virginia Museum of History and Culture in Richmond is a landmark home to more than nine million artifacts. But none may be more personal than a scrapbook made nearly 80 years ago.

By Master Sgt. Mike Smith, I.G. Brown Training and Education Center / Published May 11, 2021 Scrapbooks of U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. I.G. Brown, the first Director of the Air National Guard, maintained from 1962 to 1974, contain select correspondence, speeches, and images. Stored at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center in East Tennessee, they hold hundreds of documents. (U.S. Air National Guard photo/Master Sgt. Mike R. Smith) Air Force Brig. Gen. I.G. Brown presents th...

Props department will send patrons correspondence evoking the courtship depicted in the 2019 show.