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On May 6, 1945 a radio announcer Americans called 'Axis Sally' made her last propaganda broadcast on behalf of Nazi Germany. 'Sunday Morning' looks back at the life of Mildred Gillars, an Ohio native who broadcast on behalf of Hitler.

Charles Goodyear received a patent for this 'Improvement in India-Rubber Fabrics' on June 15, 1844, the process being later called vulcanization.

On June 8, 1959 3000 pieces of mail were delivered by missile to the Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Mayport, FL.

On March 18, 1852 East Coast businessmen Henry Wells and William G. Fargo created a banking and express company to capitalize on the Gold Rush boom in California. 'Sunday Morning' looks back at what soon became a leading provider of shipping and banking services throughout the West.

Nancy Giles complains about hypocritical politicians.

Dan Rather shows images of Ground Zero after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.

You can't watch a big game without snacks, so Mo Rocca samples some chicken wings in the place that started the craze.

This segment of Sunday Morning investigates the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann when she and her family were on holiday in Portugal. As Elizabeth Palmer reports, her parents have been named suspects in the case.

Charles Osgood looks through artwork submissions of suns to Sunday Morning.

Nancy Giles talks about people's sensitivity about their religion, highlighting television show South Park.