In 1939, a ship named for this city carrying Jewish refugees (10[1])from Germany (10[2])was denied from landing (10[1])in the US (10[1])in the so-called “Voyage of the Damned.” Cases arising from Detroit and this city resulted in racially restrictive covenants being struck down under the Equal Protection Clause. Harold Bixby, a businessman from this city, sponsored an object built in San Diego but named for this city that was later used to win the Orteig Prize. Shelley v. Kraemer (10[1])originated in this city, which preserved the Old Courthouse where the Dred Scott trial was first heard as part of an “expansion memorial.” (10[1])Charles Lindbergh named his Atlantic-crossing (10[3])aircraft (10[1])for the “Spirit of” this (10[1])city. For 10 points, name this Midwestern city home to the Gateway Arch. ■END■