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No Ordinary Great Dane Frame Color:Gold Third Avenue was the last

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Third Avenue was the last of the borough's four fully elevated train lines

This image was created by Olimpia Zagnoli

When Henry Ford died at age 83 in 1947

He joined The Times in 1945 during the era of the large Speed Graphic camera and retired from The Times 40 years later in the era of the 35-millimeter camera

No Ordinary Great Dane Frame Color:Gold Third Avenue was the lastSaxon is no ordinary dog. As Dana Adams Schmidt reported in the Oct. 11, 1970, edition of The Sunday Times, it's not that the 120 pound Great Dane "is unaware of being a dog. It is just that he has never doubted that he has equal rights with people." Saxon found himself at the center of controversy when, upon traveling from Beirut to Washington, D. C., his family insisted that he should fly alongside the airplane's passengers. At the time, rules

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