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Collector shares photos to honor black Marines' service in World War II
Detroit Free Press
Montford Marines from Detroit gather to look over pictures from WWII and recall their glory days. They along with other Montford Marines around the US will soon get their Congressional Gold Medals in Washington DC Eric Seals/Detroit Free Press By Joe ...

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Dozens of children killed in new Syria attack
Seattle Post Intelligencer
The Arabic headband reads: "no God only God and Mohammed prophet of God." Photo: STR / AP Lebanese anti-Syrian regime critic Shadi Mawlawi, center, who was accused of belonging to a terrorist group, is carried on his friends' shoulders as they ...
Syrian troops fire on protest in Aleppo; 2 killedAlbany Times Union

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BBC News
Exclusive dispatch: Assad blamed for massacre of the innocents
The Independent
"My patrols went into the village," he said. "I can verify that they counted 32 children under 10 killed. In addition, there were more than 60 adults dead." General Mood would not explain how the villagers died, but horrific pictures posted on YouTube ...
Syrian Opposition Groups Raise Estimate of Death Toll in Attack Near HomsPittsburgh Post Gazette
Lebanese pilgrims kidnapped in Syria are releasedSeattle Post Intelligencer
Dozens of children killed in new Syria attackAlbany Times Union
Atlanta Journal Constitution -FoxReno.com
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Charlotte Observer
Belmont photographer preserves pieces of history
Charlotte Observer
By Alan Hodge Allen Millican of Belmont has more than 20000 archival photos in his shop and constantly adds to the collection. Millican has covered nearly every inch of wall space with historic photos he has restored. ALAN HODGE Millican Pictorial ...


 
Toledo Blade
A tribute to family, courage
Toledo Blade
BY ROD LOCKWOOD Mike McMahon with a small part oh his collection of military items on the third floor of his home in the Old West End on May 17, 2012. THE BLADE/AMY E. VOIGT Enlarge | Photo Reprints Mike McMahon has the most impressive World War II ...


 
Lifting curtain on real consequences of war
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Whether by tacit consent or official coercion, US news organizations did not publish pictures of American World War II dead until a LIFE magazine spread in 1943 showed fallen Marines on the wet sands of a Pacific island beach.

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At the End of the Night
Wall Street Journal
By MELANIE KIRKPATRICK Japan's renowned woodblock prints—the ones said to have inspired Western Impressionists such as Claude Monet—are known as ukiyo-e, literally "pictures of the floating world." Ukiyo-e originated in the 17th century in Edo, ...