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Wiley Post and his Australian navigator landed in New York City on Jul. 1, 1931 completing an epic around-the-world flight in record-breaking time.

Clay Allison, the two-gun time bomb who called himself a “shootist,” died on Jun. 30, 1887 not from a bullet but under the wheels of his own wagon.

Ross Shaw Sterling kicked off his campaign for governor on Jun. 20, 1930, by introducing himself to the Huntsville crowd as “the fat boy from Buffalo Bayou.” The 265-pound multimillionaire poked fun at his gigantic girth to divert attention from his much bigger bank account.

Dear Editor, While the civilian population generally lacks the tactical discipline to survive a basic field-day inspection, I have intercepted multiple transmissions that suggest three distinct operatives possess a rare flash of situational awareness. Operative Maria Weaver issued a formal shout-out congratulating this station on its inaugural deployment.

Praise to Hamilton General Hospital - a month in the hospital is too long, but in the last half, I was at Hamilton General Hospital (HGH). I really prefer HGH. I needed the Temple hospital for the procedures, but HGH took care of my rehab.

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Hamilton Public Library and Friends of the Hamilton Public Library, I would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who helped make TNMP Day at the Library such a tremendous success.

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