2 Line History Highlights and Birthdays
Notable figures emerge in early American history with ties to Kentucky New Jersey Virginia and New York. The list includes America Stucky Ross Winans Thomas Fortune Ryan Childe Hassam Robert Lansing Eric Pape and more with dates of birth and death from the 18th to 20th centuries. Today in History recalls Saratoga Burgoyne Al Capone and WWII events along with birth anniversaries of Albert Furth Arthur M. Anderson William Coleman Ernest Goodpasture and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Louisville
Ross Winans
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Sussec Co
N. J
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nelson Co. Va
Childe Hassam
Boston
Robert Lansing
New York
Wilson
Watertown
Eric Pape
San Francisco
Burgoyne
Saratoga
NM Y
B'nai Brrith
IL Y
Johnson
Ken
Lincoln
Booker ‘T. Washington
White’ House
Theodore Roosevelt
Chatillon Wood
al Capone
Liberia
Young Communist League of the
U. S
American Youth For
Arthur M. Anderson
G. P. Morgan and Co
East Orange
William C. Coleman
Federal District Court
Ernest W. Goodpasture
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Clarksville
Self confident and desirous of distinction noted
A fragment notes a personality trait of self confidence and desire for distinction, yet pride and hauteur may hinder alliances. It warns that when opportunity for success arises, friends may be scarce and hidden enemies could undermine efforts.
British GAL 60 Giant Plane Unveiled For Military Use
London reports Britain reveals GAL 60, a massive military freight plane capable of carrying a 15 ton load and a bus. With 162 ft wingspan and 99 ft length, it requires no concrete runways and achieves 250 mile range at 185 mph. Senate panel backs foreign aid bill at 7.208 billion, cutting 274 million from House total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Capehart Amendment Shelved Until January
The House Rules Committee shelved the Capehart amendment in the price controls law until next January after deciding against action this session. The measure, named for Senator Capehart of Indiana, would let manufacturers raise price ceilings for higher costs since the Korean War began, a target President Truman once called the terribleCapehart amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Capehart
Truman
Lottery Charges Move Four Teens to Grand Jury
Four teenage boys were held for the grand jury in police court after a football lottery investigation at Samuel Gompers Vocational School. Each defendant was ordered held under $1,000 bond as authorities continue the case stemming from reports received last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Baltimore
Samuel Gompers
Swiss court convicts Davis of political espionage
Davis, 25, Pasadena, California, found guilty by the Swiss Federal Court on espionage charges. He spied on Communist and U S diplomatic personnel in Switzerland for American agents and Senator McCarthy. Sentenced to eight months in prison, expelled, barred from reentry for 10 years. Police investigate robbery at 241 Phebus Avenue, Olle Naylor reports a white man posing as a preacher took money from his home, investigators are Shook and Phobus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Switzerland
U. S
McCarthy Cr-Win
Davis
Phebus ‘Avenue
Olle Naylor
Omcer
Sgt
Phobus
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Dean Arthur
Doday
Foday
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cco
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Hospital Aid, Inc
Erea
Boce
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
N. Market St
Mad
Chas. K. Taylor
Mer
Coka
Frede-Mark
Monocacy Motors, Incorporated
North Market St
Donald Hart
George Miles
Bernard Bernstein
Raymond Bitzel
Miami
Benjamin L. Wolfson
Harry Allen
Laurel
Maryland
the Americvine Takahine
Homart
SEARS
Berle’ Ee
RSH
Enggers
H.P. Motor
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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