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History Notebook
A Woman of Vision and Talent
By Nan Card/Hayes Presidential Center
In a matter of days, we will all have the opportunity to go
to the polls and vote. But when Willetta Adams graduated from Fremont Ross
High School in 1910, the right to vote
for her and all women across the United States was still a decade
away. Casting a ballot wasn’t the only restriction women faced in 1910. Their
career choices also were greatly limited.
Oct 24, 2009, 19:39
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History Notebook
Captain Jack Zimmerman: Legendary Pilot of TWA
By Nan Card, Hayes Center
Under the cover of darkness, TWA mystery “Flight No. 7” winged its way north from New Orleans. On board was FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover; a “small army of heavily armed G-men; and Alvin Karpis, America’s “ Public Enemy No. 1.” With submachine guns at the ready, the G-men were transporting Karpis to St. Paul, Minnesota to stand trial on kidnapping charges. On that spring night in 1936, TWA’s chief pilot Jack Zimmerman was at the controls of the 14-passenger Douglas. It was the first of many secret charters Zimmerman would fly for the FBI.
Jun 30, 2009, 18:38
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What are Your Mutual Funds REALLY Costing You?
What are your Mutual Funds REALLY Costing You?
By Darrin Critchet
Do you know all the charges you are paying for your financial portfolio? Are you receiving full disclosure from your advisor?
Consumers often turn to a financial advisor for assistance in making wise investment decisions. A skilled financial advisor has the ability to help you design a portfolio to meet your particular needs and goals. In this process it is important to understand all the costs you pay when you invest.
Jul 29, 2008, 20:15
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Bockbrader Family Reunion
BOCKBRADER FAMILY REUNION
By Nan Card, Hayes Presidential Center
Summertime is a time for reunions. Families all over the country will gather with relatives they have not seen in years. They will tell and retell stories from the past, share photographs and family traditions, and laugh as they recall memories from "the good old days."
Jun 21, 2008, 17:50
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Middle Passages
Middle Passages
By Dr. Anita Lewis-Sewell
Has life ever stranded you somewhere you didn’t want to be, or someplace you hadn’t planned to go, far from home? Have you ever had an unexpected misfortune? Has a tragedy ever destroyed something or someone that you loved?
Such events are the middle passages of our lives. We all face them.
You may have lost a job, a home, or a loved one. Thousands of people are displaced, homeless refugees and orphans due to recent massive earthquakes, hurricanes, and devastating floods.
May 24, 2008, 19:44