High Divers collection-aerial The train made a creaky
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The train made a creaky and sooty run of 14 miles from City Hall in downtown Manhattan to Gun Hill Road in the Bronx for more than seven decades
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witty touch and has been awarded many times in American Illustration
carrying mail and possibly setting a record for longest nonstop flight between those two cities
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High Divers collection-aerial The train made a creakyWant to get attention? Make a big splash. Seven aquatic stars simultaneously dive in an intricate pattern during the opening of the new Los Angeles Swimming Stadium on April 7, 1932. Later in the year, the $200,000 stadium, with a seating capacity of 10,000, would be center stage to aquatic events in the Summer Olympics. The 1932 Olympics helped put Los Angeles on the worlds sports map, despite the Great Depression. Before the Games opened, The Times
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