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The little-known subject of this enthralling picture-book biography, Tom Crean (1877–1938), first went to Antarctica as a last-minute replacement,...
LONDON, March 7, 1912 (UP) -- Satisfied of the authenticity of the reports received from Wellington, New Zealand, that Captain Roald Amundsen admits his British rival, Captain Scott, has won the honor of being the first individual to reach "Farthest South", Great Britain prepared to-day for a period of general rejoicing. Scott's wife and closest friends are anxiously awaiting word from the English explorer whose, present position is not yet known.
CHRISTIANA, Norway, March 7, 1912 (UP) -- In a special this evening the Newspaper Social Demokrater announces that it has received a private cable stating that Captain Roald Amundsen succeeded in his quest for the South Pole.
A toxic algae bloom that runs from Naples to Clearwater is wreaking havoc along the west coast.
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