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Earl Warren had quite a history. Not only was he nominated as the 14th United States Supreme Court Justice, he was also one of two California Governors (Jerry Brown was the other) to be elected three times. He also headed the Warren Commission to over-see the investigation on the assassination of John F. Kennedy in […]
If you were in the public school system in the United States, you are aware of the “Pledge of Allegiance”. It was the way most of us would start our days; by putting our right hands to the left breast, we would site the words and pledge our allegiance to honor the stars and stripes. […]
Mount Vesuvius is the only volcano on mainland Italy to have eruped in the last one-hundred years. The last time it erupted was in 1944. Vesuvius has a history of violent explosions and is considered one of the world’s most dangerous volcanos due to its proximity to a dense population of people, (3 Million). It […]
Even though Henry Ford can’t be credited for introducing the world the first car, he could pat himself on the back knowing he was able to make this once expensive machine more affordable for all. He is also accredited with comming up with the assembly line style of manufacturing, where each person had a job […]
Considered by many as one of the best American Short Story writers in the history of our country, William Sydney Porter had a dark side. Working in the occupation of bank telling to make enough money for him and his family, Porter’s bank was audited and he was found to have embezzled money. He would […]
Liza Minnelli, actress/singer/daughter of Judy Garland, was born on this day in 1946. For decades, Liza has entertained us with her acting and singing. Her accomplishments are many and have spanned the last three generations. Liza won her first Acadamy Award in 1972 for her role in the movie, “Caberet”, where she won for Best […]
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