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| Louisiana Sheriff Henderson Jordan sought to keep the death car of Bonnie and Clyde to compensate the officers who in 1934 risked their lives to capture the fugitives?. |
| New Zealand moved 30 centimetres (12 in) closer to Australia during a recent 7.8 magnitude earthquake. |
| The Hutchinson County Historical Museum, which opened in 1977, is housed in a two-story building constructed in 1927. |
| Tom Paton, a member of the Montreal hockey club, was the first goaltender to win the Stanley Cup in 1893. |
| The Gateway Protection Programme provides the opportunity for an annual quota of 750 especially vulnerable refugees selected by the UNHCR to be resettled in the United Kingdom. |
| The band "Goodtime Washboard Three", with Peter R. Arnott on banjo, played on April Fools' Day in 1967 for Bing Crosby as he hosted the television show The Hollywood Palace. |
| With a total weight of over 100 tonnes (example of fragment pictured), Campo del Cielo is the heaviest meteorite ever found on Earth. |
| 1975's Tropical Storm Hallie existed as three types of cyclones: subtropical, tropical, and extratropical. |
| During the mutiny at the Nore, Captain William Hotham and Admiral Adam Duncan had to imitate an entire British fleet with just two ships. |
| Jimmy Carter, Colin Powell and Evander Holyfield were all election monitors at the 1997 Jamaican general election. |
| The farming of celery was first introduced to the United States by George Taylor in 1856. |
| Judy and Alfred were two 90-inch (2.3 m) tall steam locomotives specially designed to fit under a bridge at Par that was only 96 inches (2.4 m) high. |
| The Office writer Jennifer Celotta and Office actor Rainn Wilson won a Writers Guild of America Award for writing the 2008 Independent Spirit Awards ceremony. |
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