Saturday, January 11, 2025

Thaddeus Tran

Meet the incredible Thaddeus Tran, an esteemed author on our blog with a passion for history and heritage. Thaddeus delivers captivating posts that take readers on a journey through time. With his wealth of knowledge and impressive research skills, he offers valuable insights and fascinating stories that shed light on the past and inspire a deeper appreciation for our shared heritage. Follow him to discover the secrets and treasures of history!

Passionate heart, bleeding for the land’s welfare.

Passionate heart, bleeding for the land's welfare.

Introduction One of the key political issues that Iowa residents are concerned about is the high cost of living. This problem affects individuals and families across the state, regardless of their income levels. Rising housing costs, increasing healthcare expenses, and skyrocketing education fees have all contributed to the financial burden faced by Iowans on a daily basis. Housing Costs on …

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10 Fascinating Military Moments That Changed History Forever

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10 Fascinating Military Moments That Changed History Forever 10 Fascinating Military Moments That Changed History Forever 1. Crossing the Alps—The Brilliance of Hannibal (218 BC) A tremendous military feat that revolutionized warfare strategy. 2. The Battle of Agincourt—A Mirage Victory (1415) Underestimation turned the tides as Henry V secured tremendous victories. 3. Napoleon’s Waterloo Defeat—How the mighty fell (1815) A …

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Commercial CDs debut on August 17.

Commercial CDs debut on August 17.

Today’s Date and Highlight in History Today is Thursday, Aug. 17, the 229th day of 2023. There are 136 days left in the year. On Aug. 17, 1982, the first commercially produced compact discs, a recording of ABBA’s “The Visitors,” were pressed at a Philips factory near Hanover, West Germany. Significant Events on this Day Here are some significant events …

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Mountain gem discovered by Fred Cody.

Mountain gem discovered by Fred Cody.

Park Hall was originally a livery stable, but it was later transformed into a popular entertainment venue owned by the people of Ben Lomond. In the 1930s, the theater became famous for having the “Hardest Seats On Earth.” The town of Ben Lomond was established by James Pierce in 1887 after the post office deemed the original name, Pacific Mills, …

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Delaware County’s historical events on August 6.

Delaware County's historical events on August 6.

History1 100 Years Ago, 1923: First degree burns of the face, hands and abdomen sustained on the morning of July 31, proved fatal yesterday morning to R. Oscar Pennell, 41, who died in the Chester Hospital. Deputy Coroner White took charge of the body, later releasing it to Undertaker Harry E. Lee. Pennell made his home in a cabin at …

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Festival-goers explore ancestry at Santa Lucia Celebration.

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Joe Caniglia Celebrates 92 Years with Santa Lucia Festival Joe Caniglia, a vibrant 92-year-old, has a unique connection to the Santa Lucia Festival. Born during the festivities, Caniglia reminisces, “When I was growing up I thought it was a big birthday party until I got old enough to realize it wasn’t.” Family: The Common Thread The …

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Local historians discuss Clarksdale’s rich past.

History Is Lunch: Paul Cartwright, Gene Horton, and Tricia Nelson In a recent Lunch with Books program, Paul Cartwright, Gene Horton, and Tricia Nelson discussed the significance of their roles in preserving and promoting the history of Clarksdale. The event was organized by the Clarksdale Press Register, aiming to shed light on the city’s rich heritage and the efforts undertaken …

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38th Van Lear Town Celebration in full swing.

Van Lear Town Celebration: A Time to Remember and Celebrate VAN LEAR, Ky. (WYMT) – The Van Lear Town Celebration is currently underway, beckoning people from all corners to join in the festivities and pay tribute to the town and its rich history. A Festive Affair Hosted by Van Lear Historical Society Organized by the Van Lear Historical Society, this …

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Anne Frank arrested on August 4, 1944.

Anne Frank arrested on August 4, 1944.

Anne Frank and Her Family’s Capture On Aug. 4, 1944, just three days after Anne Frank made her last diary entry, she and her family were captured by Nazi officers. It marked a tragic end to their two years and one month of hiding in an attic in Amsterdam. The Frank Family’s Hiding Place In 1942, due to the fear …

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Suspects in Dayton airport hostage incident had criminal past.

Suspects in Dayton airport hostage incident had criminal past.

Suspects Shot and Killed in Hostage Incident New documents have shed more light on the two suspects who were shot and killed by Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers during a hostage incident in Vandalia. Rodney Helman, 54, and Elaine Helman, 51, were the individuals who lost their lives in the encounter. Background Check News Center 7 dedicated the entire day …

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