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Betsy Carroll, co-Pilot with People Express
Betsy Carroll, co-Pilot with People Express (c ...
Unknown creator; St. Louis University
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Blood‐ and muscle‐O2 storage capacity in North American diving ducks
Breath‐hold diving presents air‐breathing vertebrates with the challenge of maintaining aerobic respiration while exercising underwater. Adaptive increases in the oxygen (O2) storage capacity in the lungs, blood, or muscle tissues can enhance these reserves and greatly extend aerobic foraging time underwater.
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Betsy Carroll becomes the first woman to complete a degree program at Parks College
Betsy Carroll becomes the first woman to graduate from Parks College in recent history. Although Mary von Mach graduated in 1929 with a commercial pilot's license, Betsy Carroll was the first female to complete a degree program at Parks.
Unknown creator; St. Louis University; Parks College of Saint Louis University (Cahokia, Ill.)
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Betsy Carroll with Donald C. Burr
Betsy Carroll, Flight Manager of People Express with Donald C. Burr, President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board, People Express.
Unknown creator; St. Louis University
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Photograph of Walter Boone and John Willie Boone, members of the Floyd County Ramblers who played harmonica and guitar ...
Boone, Walter; Boone, John Willie;
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Meyer, Betsy an Auguste Grimm (1 Brief)
MEYER, BETSY AN AUGUSTE GRIMM (1 BRIEF) Meyer, Betsy an Auguste Grimm (1 Brief) (Br3906) Brief 3906 ...
Meyer, Betsy, Grimm, Auguste
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Betsy Carroll serves as Flight Manager at People Express Airline
Betsy Carroll, 1972 graduate of Parks College, serves as Flight Manager at People Express Airline. She is the first woman co-pilot of a trans-Atlantic 747 passenger plane.
Unknown creator; St. Louis University
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Poem written by Betsy Jane Tenney Loose
Poem written by Betsy Jane Tenney Loose ...
Loose, Betsy Jane Tenney, 1824-1904;
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This is a photograph of "Old Betsy" at Fort Stephenson in Fremont, Ohio. The plaque reads: "Cannon used by Major George Croghan against the British and Indians in the defense of Fort Stephenson Aug. 1st and 2nd 1813.
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