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Fort Worth Characters by Richard F. Selcer, University of North Texas Press, Denton, 2009, $34.95 ($14.95 paperback). Richard Selcer, a Fort Worth character in his own right, previously wrote a book (Hell’s Half-Acre) about the old red-light district of his fair city. Madam Mary Porter, who appeared in that work, raises her skirts again here …
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First Strike Against JapanLong before the United States entered the war, an American aviator hatched a brazen scheme—which President Roosevelt authorized—to preemptively attack Japan. Claire Chennault wante… Read MoreFDR’s China SyndromeThe Asian giant had a powerful hold on the president’s imagination— one that shaped his wartime policy for the worse. Tourists trudging through the Roosevelt family seat in Hyde Pa… Read MoreWWII Model Review: Bishop 25 Pounder Self-Propelled ArtilleryWhen the British Army faced off against the Germans in North Africa’s western desert, they were very much surprised and impressed by the enemy’s use of mobile artillery. Desperate … Read MoreDaily Quiz for July 26, 2017J. Edgar Hoover, legendary FBI Director for 48 years, had previously worked as a lawyer and in this tourist attraction.
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