World Series Mayhem Frame Color:White changed the way Americans looked
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changed the way Americans looked at Presidents and the powerful
25 million project created an entire town of government employees
Medical student Roger Bannister becomes the first man to break the 4-minute barrier in the mile run on May 6
Times photographer Eddie Hausner took this unpublished photo as a Times reporter spoke with Kjell Lindell
Just as The Times's fast-paced
World Series Mayhem Frame Color:White changed the way Americans lookedThousands of baseball fans gathered outside the The Times building to witness the latest results of the World Series in October 1919. They were drawn by the arrival of a new electronic scoreboard known as the Star Ball Player, which quickly became the talk of Times Square. "There is no play possible on the ball field that cannot be shown on this board," The Times reported that the remarkable device was so speedy and exact that "within fifteen seconds
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