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The Interesting things that define well-known people.

In Austin in the early 1920’s, an old Jewish man saves a destitute younger man going through the trash on the streets. “What are you looking for” the Jewish man asked him. I thought maybe I could find a coat” the trash picker said. The old Jewish man took off his own coat and gave it to the young man. The young man’s man; Adolph Hitler.

When President Harry Truman was able to   three-way tie of young men making application to west paint. All were well- writers a typed except one, although well-writers; one was hand-written on lined tablet paper in pencil. “Since it to the one on the tablet paper, the President told the congressmen, “he probably needs it the most.”

President Ronald Reagan was about to conclude his visit to a blind children’s home, he asked all the photographer to leave the room. The President then sat down in the floor and let the children go over his face with their hands. When audiation icon, Charles Lindbergh was forbidden to fly  during World War II, by President Franklin Roosevelt, Lindbergh went to the South Pacific heather, and got an ok to fly as an absence from General George Kenny; head of all U.S Pacific air forces, he gained a P-38 fighter group as a auxilian and flew with the younger pilots, teaching them the long -range tractile of conserving fuel on missions. Had Lindbergh been shot down; as a combat pilot he would give been executed by the Japanese. Because he did this, he risked his life and aided the young pilots in getting back home safely.

As you know, Lindbergh had done lots of long-range flying. He was good at it.

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