TIME’s annual Person of the Year issue—called “Man of the Year” until 1999—started for a less-than-historic reason: Editors were struggling to decide who to put on the cover of the first issue of 1928, and when they realized they hadn’t yet featured Charles Lindbergh for completing first solo plane flight across the Atlantic Ocean, they…
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