Amuiversaries of notable Americans and Today in History
Know America Today's Amuiversaries lists Abraham Whipple born in Providence and several 19th and 20th century figures with birth and death details. It also records concise Today in History entries from 1776 through 1953 noting key events such as Continental Congress land grants, Baltimore firebrick, Florida Seminole removal, California mail, Cherokee Strip settlement, Wilson's American Legion act, Wall Street blast, Iceland convoy duties, Aachen fighting, and a Korean War prisoner riot incident.
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Abraham Whipple
Providence
R. J
Francis Parkias
Boston
James J. Hill
Northwest
Oatario
Canada
St. Paul
Minn
Charles A. Fosdick
Harry Castleman
Randolph
N. Y
Albert E. Thomas
New York
Chester
Mass
Ellsworth Huntington
Yale
Cherokee Strip
Wilson
American Legion
Wall Street
New York City
Navy
Iceland
Aachen
Germany
Notable births and records span decades and nations
A roundup notes notable births including Wayne C. Grover Alvin Brush and Albert Szent Gyorgy, with ages and origins. It cites an Agriculture Dept price support loss of 419 million dollars in the past fiscal year and one jet engine afterburner noise estimate equaling 1 ½ billion voices.
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India
Dept. of Agriculture
Tenay
Wayne C. Grover
United States
Garland
Utah
August Heckscher
New York Herald Tribune
New York
Alvin G. Brush
American Home Products Co
Daniel C. Keefe
Ingersoll Rand
Bethlehem
Lester B. Granger
National Urban League
Newport News
Albert Szent-Gyorgy
Woods
Hole
Mass
Hungary
Franklin A. Hart
U. SM
Cuthbert
Army's Top Bugler Nears Retirement
ARTHUR DS5ON WASHINGTON Sept 15 M Set Victor A Christensen will complete 30 years in the U S Army Band next February and has spent eight years with the Arlington National Cemetery special unit He says he has played taps at 134 funerals this year and at many Armistice Day broadcasts He also serves the Daughters of the American Revolution and will appear at Anzac Day observances in April A childhood dental problem left him with a recessed jaw and a custom mouthpiece made in Chicago in 1923 to enable him to play the bugle.
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Army
Arthur
Washington
M. Set
Victor A. Christensen
Christensen
U.S. Army
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Ami
New Zealand
Christiensen
Chicago
Harry Jacob
Jacobs
Safest Troop in Nuclear Trials Says Army Lead
In London a three day British army drill tested troops under nuclear conditions. Lt. Gen. Sir Ernest E. Down said the safest man is the one because the enemy would not drop an atomic bomb near his own troops. The U S steel industry lists 770,000 stockholders and 762,830 employees.
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London
Ernest E. Down
U. S. Steel Industry
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