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Hollywood stars directly and indirectly helped sell billions of dollars in war bonds and more.
Here s What You Need to Know: Along with the brave men and women overseas, the motion picture industry served admirably in their own way during World War II.
World War II came to the Hollywood motion picture studios, the “Dream Factories” as they were sometimes called, the day after Pearl Harbor.
“Hollywood became a military camp. Within a day … studio trucks and drivers were transporting army troops and equipment, studio arsenals were stripped of prop (weapons) and ammunition to fortify undersupplied posts along the West Coast …” wrote Bruce T. Torrence, in his book,
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Hundreds of Honduran migrants huddled overnight on a highway in eastern Guatemala after domestic security forces used sticks and tear gas to halt the passage of a US-bound caravan just days before US President-elect Joe Biden takes office. );
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As many as 8,000 migrants, including families with young children, have entered Guatemala since Friday, authorities say, fleeing poverty and lawlessness in a region rocked by the coronavirus pandemic and back-to-back hurricanes in November.
“There’s no food or water, and there are thousands of children, pregnant women, babies, and they don’t want to let us pass,” said a Honduran stuck at the blockade, who gave his name only as Pedro.
secretary in the epstein case? i don t know too much about it. i kbhees doknow he s done a gre job as labor secretary. that seems like a long time ago. he s been a fantastic labor secretary. that s all i can tell you about him. that s all i know. what about the charges against bob kraft? okay. doug high is with me. do you think the the labor secretary is going to resign? i don t think at least in the short term. the one thing we ve learned over all the scandals we ve seen in washington or in virginia is that if a politician hunkers down, unless they are told directly that you need to resign by their boss, in this case trump telling the secretary to resign, they re not going anywhere. that s a very different world than we were in just two or three years ago. but that s where politics are right now. okay. we re going to talk to this investigative journalist who had been doing so much reporting on epstein and the plea agreement and how it related back to the
patients from the shooting, one is an adult in surgery in critical condition, a second, another adult, was admitted to the e.r., the third, a teenage whose condition is unknown. pete williams joins us live from washingto washington. we heard heard so many student witnesses say the first thing they heard was the fire ala alarm. to be clear, schools would not set off the alarm if they thought there was an active shooter because that would have the opposite effect of what should happen in a situation like this which is everybody shelters in place, locks the doors, hunkers down, tries to hide. you wouldn t want to fill the hallways full of people but that s apparently what happened here so one big question is did the gunman or did someone involved with the gunman set off the fire alarm first in order to get more targets? get more people coming out of