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{"value"=>"2003 April 25", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"2003-04-25"}
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{"value"=>"<emph>History Detectives</emph>: John W. Cooper"}
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{"value"=>"<p><em>History Detectives</em> is an hour-long PBS program in which experts, described as detectives, investigate historical mysteries. This episode, season 1 episode 8, features three stories, including John W. Cooper and his daughter Joan Maynard. The three questions investigated are: was the Lincoln assassination hatched in a Greenwich Village woman's house?; how did a Black ventriloquist affect early twentieth-century race relations?; and what's the story behind the Staten Island Historical Society's Civil War-era thirty-four star flag? Detectives include appraisers Wesley Cowan and Elyse Luray, Columbia University architectural history professor Gwendolyn Wright, and University of Pennsylvania sociologist Tukufu Zuberi.</p>"}
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2003-04-25
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2003
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