maude today we listened to you on a tape recorder. much."ry not only did she speak to these schools and preserve this local history, her work as a nurse gave you an indication of how progressive she was. when she returned here, she work.the public health child's clinic. "this is as it was, in the beginning/" scrap books that document the lives of the people in and around lake charles, these ceremonies, important contributions that local families have made, in a way she was the first person to say, this is what it means to be a part of the community this is what lake charles is, this is what makes it beautiful and unique, and different. >> our visit to lake charles louisiana is an american history tv exclusive. for seven years now, we have traveled to u.s. cities bringing thelittle early thus literary scene and its effects to our viewers. you can find more on iestours.g/cit tonight, president terms begin to reporters before beginning a trip to europe. officialsdepartment talk about foreign policy in the middle east. and on newsmakers, secreta

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