Notable Births and Deaths From American Today’s Avatver
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and death dates including James A Sedden a Virginia lawyer congressman and cabinet officer born in Fredericksburg died 1880. Also Charles A Meeker Newark dentist leader died 1836, James H Rogers Franklin Tennessee born died 1929, Robert Bridges Shippensburg editor died 1941, and Father Edward J Flanagan founder of Boys Town born Ireland died 1950s. Includes notable milestones such as the University of Pennsylvania charter 1791 and draft riots 1863, plus brief birthday notes for Dave Garroway Philips, Dr George W Modlin and others with ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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James A Sedden
Virginii
Fredercksburg
Charles A Meeker
Newark
Tere
N. Y
James H. Rogers
Washington DC
Printing Telegraph
Franklin ‘Tenn
Robert Bridges
Droch
Scribner's Magazine
Shippensburg
Vmars FE Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Mass
South Solwalk
Conn
Edward J Flanagan
Boss Town
Nebraska
Ireland
IMS
Ie History
Pennsi Sania
College of Philadelphia
New York City
Geronimo
Miles
Mito Sersne
France
Japan
Priest Kent
Hobby
Dave Garrow
New York 7
Schenectady
N.Y
Notable Births and Careers Highlight Local Figures
Kroger Company figure from Cincinnati born at Harvey Illinois 57 years ago Lows Ware president at International Minerals and Chemical born Somerset Kentucky 62 years ago Samuel Sloan Colt from New York banker and president of the National Fund for Medical Education born New York 64 years ago
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Kroger Company
Cincinnati
Harvey, Il
Lows Ware
International Alimerals and Chemical
Somerset, Ky
Ace (Samuel) Sloan Colt
New York
Na Donal Fund For Medical Education
83 House members sign Southern civil rights manifesto
Washington July 12 a Southern manifesto declares the pending civil rights legislation threatens citizens liberties. Signed by 83 House members from 11 states, the statement urges defeat and calls for a bipartisan commission and a Civil Rights Division in the Justice Department. The note says the bill’s vague language risks fundamental government concepts and claims the administration seeks to educate the public to justify extraordinary powers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Tuck
D-Va
Lemilauios
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Recklesness Fee Colne
D Misys
Fara
House Rejects Move of Air Force HQ to Andrews Field
The House refused to derail an Air Force plan to relocate the Research and Development Command headquarters from Baltimore to Andrews Field Maryland. A count of six million dollars for the transfer was included in a supplemental appropriation. opponents urged moving to Wright Patterson Ohio but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Air Force
Research and Development Command
Andrews Field
Maryland
Baltimore
Wright- Patterson Field
Caton
Ohio
Andrews
Schenck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Know
America
Philips Howard
Seth Parker
Poducer
Hartford
Sear
George W. Modlin
University of Richmond
Elizabeth City
Albert C Robertson
Minneapolis
Curtis G Benjamin
McGraw Hill Book Co
New Yok
Providence
Aro
Joseph B Hall
Thitren “Francis
Haunted
Mickey Rooney
Virginia Welles
Raddoe
Coming Sun
Guys and Dolls
South Sign Manifesto
Bowers Taneytows
Guy Madison
Ralph Weeker
Desert Sands
Fort Yum
Peter Grayes
Frank Robertson
Indianapolis
Renee Asp
Tey
Colleen Ariver
Cris
Miler-Kanedy
Joan Crawford
Venger Yi
Nat “King” Cole
Craeges
Gettysburg
Eugene W Smith
Woodshors
Littestons
Fairfield
The
Frederick, Mé
Adame Countern
Balt
Dorsey J. Schutz
Silver
Maryland House of Correction
Justice of the Peace
Rotert P Sasder
Elmo Groft
Clinton Wintrode
Worthy Crabbs
Eugene Renner
Clarence Beck
Littlestown
John Eline
Littlestown R
Paul Worley
R. D
Paul Schievert
Latthes
Rainbow Painting
Amenor and
Bnterior
Ieee Eptimaces
West
Patrick Street
Ohana
Coon
Ege
Mites Gaynor
Moonlight Cruises
Potomac Motor Lines
Frederick
Price Bus
Beal
Pier Pratt Street
Walkersville Firemen’s Carnival
Albon
Frederick Camera Shop
N. Market St. MO
Upper Montgomery Volunteer Firemen’s Carning
Beallsville
Big
Ozark Mountain Boys
Marland and
Penna
Uncle Bob
Winx Radio Stars
Halibut
O'Connor
HAM & Chicken Dinner
Curly Smith
Blue Mountain Boys
WGA
AR Sands
Fire Department
Jimmy Dean
Texas Wildcats
Poolesville Community Bard
Ralibut
Chevrolet
Reer
Conatar
Braddock Heights Park
Luke Rene
Ace Tae
Aes
Sammee
Sam Miller
Emily Horsley
Sabrina Fair
Braddock Heights
Skyline
Broadway
Charley
Reireon
TONE
Ai Ualy
Human Desire
Mak Glenn
Oloais
Chama
Fred Warmureay
Kim Novak
Saris
Keach Feasere
Paramere
John Wayne
Flying “Tigers
Sinatra
Johnny Guco
Alou
Kony
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