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"450 DIE AS FLAMES AND PANIC TRAP COCOANUT GROVE CROWD ..." screamed the headlines of the Boston Herald on Sunday morning, November 29, 1942, filling almost the entire top half of the front page (Figure 1.1, next page). Read the first page
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