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has more people in Asia than it has in
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690:, local merchants floundered for years in their attempt to reach their old customers; two large Brooklyn department stores—Namm's and Loeser's—folded up. If you were looking for an apartment or a furnished room in Brooklyn, there was no central bulletin board.
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continuing to appear below the masthead of the editorial page, through the end of its original run in 1955. The paper ceased publication in 1955 due to a prolonged strike. It was briefly revived from the bankrupt estate between 1960 and 1963.
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1278:"History of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle"
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1624:"Queens Daily Eagle | Facebook"
1406:Weber, Bruce (August 5, 2009).
860:Brooklyn Eagle: Weekend Edition
452:Federal Bureau of Investigation
419:New York City Police Department
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1707:"Brooklyn Eagle (1841–1955)"
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1599:"About Us & Advertise"
1569:"New York Daily Challenge"
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1890:Utica Observer-Dispatch
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1385:The New York Times
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