Death of Élisabeth Thible in Paris
Élisabeth Thible died in Paris on 13 February 1785, less than a year after her historic balloon flight.
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Élisabeth Thible died in Paris on 13 February 1785, less than a year after her historic balloon flight.
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View detailsHelen Blanchard secured U.S. Patent No. 515,155 for a surgical needle, one of her few inventions outside sewing-machine technology.
View detailsPatricia Jane Berg was born on February 13, 1918, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Herman and Bella Berg.
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View detailsPresident Gerald Ford formally nominated Carla Anderson Hills to be the 5th U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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View detailsEdna Lewis died in Atlanta, Georgia, at age 89, leaving a legacy as a pioneering chef and cookbook author.
View detailsParton receives the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award from the Recording Academy, recognizing her enduring impact on the recording industry.
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View detailsPatricia Hughes discussed her legal career and reform advocacy in a BBC Northern Ireland feature.
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