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Hello, im john lithgow. Welcome to american cinema. In the man who shot liberty valance, john fords great film a newspaperman says, when the legend becomes fact, print the legend. That may not be Good Journalism but it makes a good western. The history of the western is often a history of legends, billy the kid, wyatt earp, the gunfight at the ok corral. Not the real west, but a mythical place full of images that are uniquely american the open frontier, the outlaw, the solitary, often reluctant hero. The western is also landscapes; a unique stage on which dramas from the American Experience ge...

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You are a blackguard, a liar, a hypocrite and a stench in the nostrils of honest men. If it were in my power, I’d hang you from the nearest tree, leave your carcass for the buzzards. But, as you are a representative of the U.S. government, I pledge you the protection and cooperation of my command. — Lieutenant Colonel Thursday (Henry Fonda) to a corrupt Indian agent in Fort Apache

Last month the Remembering Rogers column featured Grace Hill, an educator who began teaching in 1946 and continued until she retired from the Rogers school system in 1981. Hill spoke to the Rogers History Club on May 19, 2011, and was introduced by one of her former students, John Wayne Ford. She told about her childhood in Kansas, how she became a teacher in Springdale, and fell in love with a man from Rogers. Hill recalled how Birch Kirksey hired her in 1946 as a sixth-grade teacher at Central Ward Elementary, and then teaching at the new Southside Elementary in 1951. Here is the rest of her...