Archive for May 6th, 2025

FROM MOTHER’S DAY IN 1947

Giclee Print, , large

"Shopping for Mother’s Day," Saturday
Evening Post Cover.

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POLITICAL CARTOON OF THE DAY FROM FOX

05.06.25

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THE LAST DAY FOR THE LARGEST DIRIGIBLE

Hindenburg disaster, May 6 1937 (Colorized) : r/CatastrophicFailure
Hindenburg begins to fall seconds after catching fire.

The airship Hindenburg, the largest dirigible ever built and the
pride of
Nazi Germany, burst into flames upon touching its
mooring mast in Lakehurst,
New Jersey on May 6, 1937.

Thirteen passengers, 22 crewmen, and 1 civilian member of
the ground crew lost their lives, and most of the survivors
suffered substantial injuries.

The Hindenburg disaster
The Hindenburg over Manhattan, New York on May 6,
1937, shortly before the disaster.

Everything You Have Ever Wanted to Know About The Hindenburg Disaster

7:15 AM | *The role of the weather in the Hindenburg disaster of May 6th,  1937* — Arcfield Weather
The fire bursts out of the nose of the Hindenburg.

In Photos: The History of the Hindenburg Disaster | Live Science        
        
 Hindenburg Disaster #5 Photograph by Science Photo Library - Pixels       
        
 Oh, the humanity!': See how the Hindenburg disaster appeared on the front  pages of Lancaster papers in 1937 | LancLife | lancasteronline.com      
       
 Hindenburg disaster - Wikiwand

       
       

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TALENTED FILMMAKER BORN ON THIS DAY

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A young Orson Welles, 1920s

Orson Welles | Biography, Movies, & Facts | Britannica

16 Hilarious Examples of Orson Welles's Late-Career Slumming - Newsweek
George Orson Welles (May 6, 1915 – October 10, 1985)

Welles was a director, actor, writer, producer, and magician
who is remembered for his innovative work in film, radio,
and theatre. He is among the greatest and most influential
filmmakers of all time.

He is best known for his stylish 1941 debut, "Citizen Kane"
and as the director and narrator of a radio adaptation
of H.
G. Wells’
novel The War of the Worlds, which caused some
listeners to believe a Martian invasion was occurring. The
event rocketed the 23-year-old to notoriety

OPINION | ON FILM: 'Citizen Kane' taken in context | Northwest Arkansas  Democrat-Gazette

Much as Orson Welles proclaimed for Paul Masson fifty years ago, we will  sell no wine before its time. And we've been holding three of our 2015  Pinot Noir wines for release

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