Original sentence: Also known as the Rancho Oro Verde Fly-Inn Dude Ranch, the establishment was a favored hangout for both test pilots and Hollywood elite during the 1940s, boasting over 9,000 members worldwide at the height of its popularity.Barnes eventually won the lawsuits, but after the club was destroyed by fire in the 1950s, her plans to re-open in a nearby location never came to fruition.When the United States Air Force intended buy the club via eminent domain in order to extend their runways, a long and contentious series of lawsuits ensued
Edited sentence: Also known as the Rancho Oro Verde Fly-Inn Dude Ranch, the establishment was a favored hangout for both test pilots and Hollywood elite during the 1940s, boasting over 9,000 members worldwide in its heyday.Barnes eventually won the lawsuits, but her plans to re-open the club in a nearby location never came to fruition.The United States Air Force attempted to buy out the club in order to extend their runways, which led to a long and contentious series of lawsuits and the mysterious burning of the club in 1953