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... happy."
This surely includes the Royal household staff, whose salaries are paid out of the Queen's funds. (The money also goes towards various Queenly expenses including the Royal laundry, stationery and covering the cost of Royal events.)
The timing, however, is rather awkward coming on the same day that the head of the British civil service anno... |
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... to leave certain areas. Approximately 500,000 Jews fought under the Soviet flag and almost half of them were killed during the war. Many Jews served with valor and won 160,000 medals, including 145 "Heroes of the Soviet Union", the Soviet Union's highest award.
1941: Italy declares war on Soviet Union. Romanians enter Bessarabia to regain it. Slovakia severs diplomatic... |
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| ... the soap drama "General Hospital" (1963) as Stella Fields, the Quartermain housekeeper, which started in 1979 and lasted until her death in 1988. Dogged by ill health in later years (including a serious bout with Addison's disease), Jeff died peacefully of a heart attack in her sleep on April 11, 1988 at age 66. Her sudden absence from "General Hospital", on which she had a recurr... |
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... board the ship Danai on the first leg of a journey to the Auschwitz concentration camp. Halfway to the mainland, the vessel was hit by British torpedoes and sank. There were no survivors, including 600 other Greek and Italian prisoners. At the beginning of the war there were 322 Jews in Crete. Only 7 Jews survived.
Fisher Body Ad - June 1945
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Suzanne Ridgeway
*Suzanne Ridgeway was born Ione D. Ahrens on January 27, 1918 in California. Suzanne appeared in approximately 115 films between 1933 and 1955, including "Gone With the Wind", "The Road To Morocco", "Citizen Kane" and "The Best Years Of Our Lives". She also appeared in a number of "Three Stooges" shorts, including "Loose Loot", "Tricky Dicks"... |
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... kommunikáció jövője egészen másképp alakul majd, mint ahogyan most fest a dolog" - fejtette ki.
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Fields married three times, including a marriage to actor Paul Douglas and a marriage to actor Willard Parker. She and Douglas had a daughter (Margaret Field Douglas, born 1945).
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... Broadway roles were soon to follow. She appeared with Fred Astaire in "Follow the Fleet" (1936) and in 1937 was singing at Hollywood's Biltmore Bowl and in various Broadway musicals, including 'I'd Rather Be Right'. In 1946 she had the lead role in 'Nellie Bly', and as late as 1972 took over from Ruby Keeler in the Broadway revival of 'No, No, Nanette'.
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| ... notice on the Chicago and New York radio airwaves in the late 1930s before "going Hollywood." MGM developed an interest in her and put her on its payroll in 1944. Still appearing on radio (including the sitcom "Meet Millie"), she made her film bow as, of course, a "bad girl" in "Main Street After Dark" (1945). That same year the studio usurped her vocal talents to torment poor Phy... |
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... to turn the town into a successful port Ferdinand I issued an open invitation for "Westerners, Spaniards" etc. to join in settling the town. The charter guaranteed freedom of religion including the open practice (for Marranos) of Judaism and the right of citizenship.
1648 June 10, BOGDAN CHMIELNIKI (CHMIELNITZKI) (Poland)
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