ellers! to mr. allen! you men lay aloft! the mizzen topgallant! light along! ( gasps ) ( moans ) help! ( grunts ) ( yells ) help me! ( mast breaks, warley screams ) hollar: man overboard! allen: mizzen's gone! hands to the taffrail! seamen: aye, aye, sir. ( yelling ) ( warley screams and gasps ) he's over there, sir! warley: here! swim for the wreckage, man! swim, man! swim, bill! warley: over here! mr. allen, gratings and barrels-- anything that floats, overboard! bonden: she's broaching! we're losing her! sir! the wreckage is acting as a sea-anchor! we must cut it loose! it's going to sink us! nagle: sir, he's going to make it! he can do it! come on, will! davies: swim! come on! hand over hand! nagle: for god's sake, will, swim! swim for the wreckage, will! mowett: all right, over she goes. there's another. there you go. ( concerned muttering ) nagle: you can do it, will! davies: swim! come on! nagle: come on, will! swim! ( indistinct yells ) hollar: come on. come on! ( men yelling commands ) ( warley cries out ) ( grunting ) ( grunting ) ( distressed grunti

eller hunter left her position in taxes and secured a job in a california plant that built warships. in chicago that went to work for the illinois central railroad as section ends cannot shoveling senders and swung picks. betty murphy phillips was a journalist working for the family newspaper, the baltimore afro-american. she became the first black female overseas work correspondent when she traveled to europe in 1944. after getting sick, she reported from her hospital bed as black soldiers can tear bedside to tell their stores. will brown held a commercial pilot's license and a master mechanic certificate. you can imagine how unusual that was a late 30's. she taught aviation glasses for the new deal wpa, works progress administration with her husband establishing their coffee school of aeronautics and chicago. at the school that trained pilots. the school was open to men of any race, and men who completed training to take the exam to qualify for training as pilots with the u.s. army air forces at tuskegee. even some of the instructors had been trained at willis school, many like her

the pass tip into the hands of eller. no one would catch him.akes it 66 yards the other way, northwestern back on top 27-24. all right. in my day this was a clean hit but hu no you can't leave your feet leak this to hit a quarterback. chris mccain of cal gets reejected from the game. -- gets ejected. here right into the hands of him and he goes for the touchdown. cal down 10. jair can't believe it. cal got to within seven again but northwestern puts the dagger in the heart. greene rushes in. under two minutes remaining and cal goes ton to lose. 34-30, the final. >>> a's look for their second straight win over tampa bay. timely hitting and pitching was a good formula that kept working for the a's. a little fireworks. another solid outing for graham. 6 2/3 scoreless, 5 hits, struck out 7. the entire offense came from coco coco crisp. the eighth inning he unloads. coco's 15th of the year. a's are up 2-0. and here he gets kelly johnson to grab to end the game. they win 2-1 and stay two games behind the texas rangers who come to town monday on labor

the pass tip into the hands of colin eller. no one would catch him. takes it 66 yards the other way, northwestern back on top 27-24. all right. in my day this was a clean hit, but now you can't leave your feet like this to hit a quarterback. chris mccain of cal gets ejected from the game. it was collin ellis again, the right place, the right time. the tip. you have to catch that or knock it down. here right into the hands of him and he goes for the touchdown. cal down 10. jared can't believe it. cal got to within seven again but northwestern puts the dagger in the heart. greene rushes in. he was from four yards out under two minutes remaining and cal goes on to to lose. 34-30, the final. >>> a's look for their second straight win over tampa bay. rookie sunny gray on the hill. timely hitting and pitching was a good formula that kept working for the a's. members of the band green day throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. a little fireworks. another solid outing for graham. 6 2/3 scoreless, 5 hits, struck out 7. the entire offense came from coco crisp

despite being wounded, second lieutenant ellers carried another wounded rifleman to safety. even after he was treated, he refused to be evacuated so that he could return to leading his squad. it's for his display of indomitable currently that i am so proud to honor and remember the actions of second lieutenant walter david ellers. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i rise on behalf of my colleague from the great state of oregon, mr. walden, and ask that this be submitted for the record. on behalf of him. to honor technician fifth grade robert dale maxwell of the united states army. technician fifth grade maxwell was in third infantry division and was awarded the medal of honor for supreme bravery in action on september 7, 1944, in france. technician fifth grade maxwell and three others armed only with 45-caliber sidearms defended the battalion headquarters against an overwhelming onslaught against an enemy platoon. he fought off the advancing enemy and inspired his fellow soldiers to continue. when an enemy hand grenade landed among the squad, mr. maxwell unhesitatingly hurled himself

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