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A Couple Months Before The US Entered World War II, Vermont Declared War On The Nazis (Cruel Weird Awful 24)
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A Couple Months Before The US Entered World War II, Vermont Declared War On The Nazis (Cruel Weird Awful 24)

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A Couple Months Before The US Entered World War II, Vermont Declared War On The Nazis (Cruel Weird Awful 24)

In 1941, one of the United States recognized a state of war for a very technical reason, months before the country formally entered the second World War.

By Brady Carlson|2024-08-10T09:12:36-04:00August 10, 2024|Categories: Cruel Weird Awful, Podcasts|Tags: Vermont, World War II|

Tomatoes Are Fruit, But The Supreme Court Once Ruled That They’re Vegetables (Cool Weird Awesome 768)
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Tomatoes Are Fruit, But The Supreme Court Once Ruled That They’re Vegetables (Cool Weird Awesome 768)

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Tomatoes Are Fruit, But The Supreme Court Once Ruled That They’re Vegetables (Cool Weird Awesome 768)

Today in 1893, the highest court in the land made a controversial ruling that would profoundly affect Americans to this day: the US Supreme Court ruled that the tomato was a vegetable.

By Brady Carlson|2024-05-10T08:19:17-04:00May 10, 2022|Categories: Cool Weird Awesome, Podcasts|Tags: apples, fruit, pies, Supreme Court, tomatoes, vegetables, Vermont|

In The 1920s There Was A Footrace From Los Angeles To New York (Cool Weird Awesome 489)
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In The 1920s There Was A Footrace From Los Angeles To New York (Cool Weird Awesome 489)

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In The 1920s There Was A Footrace From Los Angeles To New York (Cool Weird Awesome 489)

On this day in 1928, the start of the Trans-America Foot Race, aka the "Bunion Derby," in which about 200 runners in Los Angeles set out to run all the way to New York City.