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March 1 - Today in History - Find out what happened IN THE PAST
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Today is a great day in history so put on your swatch, turn on the radio and find out what happened on March 1st. March 1st is the 60th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (61st in leap years). There are 305 days remaining. Cheers to our friends in Iceland who are Raising an icy-cold frothy mug and celebrating Beer Day today.
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INDIANA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY V97, #1, March 2001 : How the Industrial Removal Office Directed Jewish Immigrants to Terre Haute ; Memoirs of a Hoosier Soldier in WWI (Book)
INDIANA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY V100, #1, March 2004 : Quakers and African Americans In Antebellum Indiana ; Duelling Reconsidered (Book)
The Maine State Lottery: A history : March 1, 1973-December 31, 1979 (Book)
Ballot reform essential to free and equal elections: A paper read before the Pennsylvania civil service reform association and the Philadelphia social science association, March 1, 1889 ([History) (Book)
General George S. Patton was one of the most intriguing military personalities of American History. His career (he served in both WWI and WWII) is checkered with battlefield brilliance and public humiliation. This special DVD contains rare footage capturing Patton in some of his better moments from WWII, as he stormed through southern Italy after his work in Northern Africa was complete. You cant get this film footage of Old Blood and Guts Patton anywhere else! Table Of Contents: (1) Patton in Sicily Italy (1943) - This is a rare compilation of footage from 1943 showing Patton and his troops slowly rolling through Sicily and southern Italy. In watching this footage, one can see the influences this footage could have had on the Hollywood production of Pattons march through Italy. A smiling Patton and his troops proudly drive through miles of ruins and architecture. This film is silent 11 Minutes (DVD)