In 1955, when I was twelve, we moved into this 1-bath, 3-bedroom house that my parents had built on the corner of Huston and Willis streets in Sherman Oaks. I don’t know why it has a Huston St. address because the house actually faces Willis street. If you look at the far right corner you […]
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As indicated in my initial post on this subject titled “My Favorite Cars From The 1920s“ I remarked that there weren’t many beautiful cars until the 1930s and they produced some absolutely gorgeous automobiles in that era. Cars from the 40s were pretty nice too, but many cars from the 1950s are special to me
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As indicated in my initial post on this subject titled “My Favorite Cars From The 1920s“ I remarked that there weren’t many beautiful cars until the 1930s and they produced some absolutely gorgeous automobiles in that era. Cars from the 40s were pretty nice too, but many cars from the 1950s are special to me
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As indicated in my initial post on this subject titled “My Favorite Cars From The 1920s“ I remarked that there weren’t many beautiful cars until the 1930s and they produced some absolutely gorgeous automobiles in that era. Cars from the 40s were pretty nice too, but many cars from the 1950s are special to me
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HERE IS A BIT OF HISTORY I BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW… Hours after Pearl Harbor was bombed on December 7, 1941, the Secret Service found themselves in a bind. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was to give his Day of Infamy speech to Congress on Monday, and although the trip from the White House to Capitol Hill
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