Anniversary and Birth Notices From Earlier Eras
A dated compilation lists major anniversaries birth birthdays and notable deaths. It notes General Nathanael Greene became commander in the South in 1780 and U S Air Force Captain Charles Yeager’s first supersonic flight in 1947. It mentions Bristoe Station losses in 1863 and Cuban exiles in 1962. It also reports Dwight Eisenhower Lillian Gish and Jammes Creel as notable birthdays and a fatal car accident in Conyers Georgia that killed Lawrence Katz, a decorated Korean War veteran.
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Nathaneal Greene
South
Horatio Gates
Bristoe Station
Charles E. Yeager
USAF
Muroc Air Force Base
Calif
A.F. of L
John L. Lewis
AF of L
United Mine Workers of America
U.S. Coast Guard
Miami
Elwood Haynes
Portland
Ind
Kokomo
Haynes
Conyers
Lawrence
Katz
Baltimore
Fern
de Kalb
1St Marine Brigade
Korea
Forest Park High School
Katz Named Martin’s Man of the Year in Baltimore Times
Katz attended Johns Hopkins University and worked for Martin Co in Baltimore from 1954 to 1961 when he was chosen as Martin’s man of the year.
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Katz
Johns Hopkins University
Martin Co
Baltimore
Martin’s
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