May 22 1981 history highlights across ages
Today in History recalls events on May 22 including the Truman Doctrine taking effect in 1945 with aid to Greece and Turkey, the 1819 Savannah voyage becoming the first steamship cross Atlantic, the 1868 Seymour train robbery, 1918 Paris air raid, the 1939 Germany Italy axis pact, and the 1971 Johnson Library dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Congress
Greece
Turkey
S.S. Savannah
Georgia
Liverpool
England
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Seymour
Ind
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Texas
Realtor defies rules successfully
New YorkAP veteran Michael Hirschfeld leads Garrick-Aug Associates Store Leasing, forecasting suburban malls turning ghost towns in the 21st century while urban malls rise. He built a niche by serving retail tenants over landlords, reshaping satellite store strategies during the oil era and changing shopper patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Michael Hirschfeld
Garrick-Aug Associates
Boston
Faneuil Hall Market
Baltimore
Harborfront
Hirschfeld
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Phon
Ohio Bell
Anthony Zollos
Westlake
Clague Park
Cleveland
Cole Slaw
Garden City Hilton
E. Kansas
Garden City
Kansas
John Cunniff
Smith
Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Don C. Smith Jr
Hutchinson
Carlin
Don C. Smith
Dodge City
William A. Smith
Kansas Supreme Court
Business Mirror
Angie Rodriguez
Robin Smith
Carrie Ham
Tina Thomas
Jenny Smith
Kim Gigot
Shelly Arnold
Dawn Dart
Rocky Birkle
Senior Citizens Group
Beach Group
American Implement Burtis Motor Co., Inc
Garden City Farm Equipment
Geier Electric
Golden Plains Credit Union
McDonald's Restaurant
RT Sporting Goods
Sharon's Aloe Vera Center
Squier & Associates, Inc
Standard Supply
Terry Gigot Farms
Prescription Shop
Trend Letters Beauty Salon
Weber's Town Shop
American GI Forum
Mayo
G.I. Forum
Stella Mowry
School OF Dance
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Bill Plumlee
Anne Bridget Gary
Koster