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A small cosmetic jar offers more circumstantial evidence that the legendary aviator, Amelia Earhart, died on an uninhabited island in the southwestern Pacific republic of Kiribati.
This is absolutely captivating me lately. I’m greatly anticipating reading the results from the upcoming expedition to look for her plane off the island of Nikumaroro.
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Herbert Mason | The dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral viewed through smoke and fire during the London Blitz, December 29, 1940
BBC News details how the structure survived the raid.
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You might find this a bit odd, but I enjoy browsing through old LIFE magazine archives. It’s like being in the past, seeing all those advertisements of those vintage TV’s, (LOTS OF) cigarettes, and Coca-Colas. I am extremely glad for Google Books, since they have a whole archive of LIFE magazines.
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Posting more later!
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Actress-comedian Martha Raye entertains servicemen of the U.S. Army (1943)
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Downtown New York City after a rain storm, 1944.
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