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New Orleans Navy sailor killed in Pearl Harbor is laid to rest in Slidell

Ralph McHenry Boudreaux was 20 years old when he died aboard the USS Oklahoma. ....

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Navy sailor Archie Callahan Jr. to be buried at Arlington

Navy sailor Archie Callahan Jr., killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor, will soon be buried at Arlington National Cemetery nearly 82 years later. ....

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Navy sailor Archie Callahan Jr. to be buried at Arlington

Navy sailor Archie Callahan Jr., killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor, will soon be buried at Arlington National Cemetery nearly 82 years later. ....

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Executive Order 9981 | United States history

Executive Order 9981, executive order issued on July 26, 1948, by U.S. Pres. Harry S. Truman that abolished racial segregation in the U.S. military. Beginning with the initial skirmishes of the American Revolution, African Americans had played an important role in the armed forces of the United States. A slave identified as Prince Easterbrooks was one of the first casualties at the Battle of Concord, and thousands of African Americans, both free and enslaved, fought with distinction alongside their white counterparts throughout that war. The level of integration in the Continental Army, however, would not be duplicated in the U.S. ....

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The Extraordinary Life of Pioneering Bartender Prince Martin

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I’m not sure exactly where I got it I think it might have been at an antiques barn in Hawley, Pennsylvania. I do know that I didn’t pay more than three or four bucks for it. It’s a little booklet, about 2 ½ inches by 5 inches, landscape-oriented and printed in garish colors; the process they used for Terry and the Pirates and Flash Gordon comics and such.
How to Make Old Kentucky Famed Drinks, it’s called, in some variant of English. The cover, which shows a tipsy, Col. Sanders doppelgänger and a Whitey McWhite management-trainee in a tux clinking Mint Juleps, ends in a tab with a big hole punched in the middle so you can hang the thing from the neck of a liquor bottle. Well, to be specific, from a bottle of Brown-Forman Kentucky Whisky, whether that’s Old Forester or Old Forman, the two bran ....

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