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The Notorious Eddie Bentz in Gangsters Can t Win, Up for Auction

The Notorious Eddie Bentz in Gangsters Can t Win, Up for Auction
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London-based band returns as West Wind Drive

London-based band returns as West Wind Drive
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Local leader made impact on community

After losing her first husband to a work-related accident in 1975, June Thornberry Raine was a working widow with children. âShe was committed to making sure that her kids had the opportunity in life to succeed,â said Marty Fulkerson, ElizabethÂtown city councilman and a friend of Thornberry Raine. By that point, Thornberry Raine already had begun a long career in banking, and would become a formidable part of the Hardin County community. Thornberry Raine died Sunday at Atria in Elizabethtown with her family there. She was 94. According to her obituary, she was born on July 10, 1926, and married her first husband, Jimmy Thornberry, in 1949.

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1933: FDR s inauguration brings a sense of cautious optimism to a Depression-weary Syracuse

1933: FDR’s inauguration brings a sense of ‘cautious optimism’ to a Depression-weary Syracuse Updated Mar 09, 2021; Posted Mar 09, 2021 - Franklin Roosevelt’s inauguration, March 4, 1933. FDR spoke to a crowd estimated at over 100,000 and millions more on the radio. During his unprecedented four terms, the radio became an important political tool. Roosevelt’s was the last March inauguration. The ratification of the 20th Amendment in 1933 changed the date to January 20th. Courtesy of the Library of CongressCourtesy of the Library of Congr Facebook Share By Robert Searing | Curator of History, Onondaga Historical Association Eighty-Eight years ago, Americans found themselves adrift upon a sea of uncertainty, facing a tidal wave of challenges that threatened to sink the ship of state. Like the pandemic today, this was a global crisis, though not one of viral origins, but one rooted in the economic catastrophe of the stock market crash on Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929

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