Today in History highlights Sept 9 events
Sept 9 marks notable dates from 1776 when the United States became official after the Second Continental Congress to 1970 summaries. Events include Charlie Durant’s balloon flight in 1830, California’s statehood in 1850, First Lady Grover Cleveland’s baby in 1893, and a 1919 labor clash in Boston. Also noted are NBC’s 1926 creation, 1945 Nanking surrender, UN Security Council veto debates, Kashmir violence, and a 1970 Allegheny Airlines disaster with no survivors. Jerusalem opens a soldiers hotel funded by private contributions for 1.5 million dollars.
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Continental Congress
Charlie Durant
Castle Garden
New York City
Perth Amboy
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California
White House
Grover Cleveland
Boston
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
National Broadcasting Co
Radio Crop. of
America
China
Nanking
U. N. Security Council
Organization of American States
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
U. N
U Thant
Allegheny Airlines
Shelbyville
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Texan Author James Bryant Publishes The Reckless Era
The article profiles James McKinley Bryant a Houston author whose new paperback The Reckless Era from Rocket in Houston is $1.95. It recounts his energetic personality a history of working class roots and past books including Loves and Tragedies highlighting proofreading quirks and his mob era novel set in bootlegging America.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
James McKinley Bryant
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Bryant
James Arm
Rocket
Houston
Dallas
Louvre
Paris
New Jersey
New York
Los Angeles
The American cowboy vs the housewife in the grocery aisles
Madisonville Texas AP report profiles Bobby Samuel and the Samuel and Samuel Land and Cattle Co. as a representative US beef operation. It notes rising live beef prices since 1951, high costs of feed labor and interest, and slim profits averaging less than one dollar per calf after expenses.
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Madisonville
Tex
Coffeyville
Laredo
Cheyenne
America
Agriculture Department
Bobby Samuel
Samuel and Samuel Land and Cattle Co
Texas
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiser’s Association
Samuel
Courthouse Lease Transfers Prompted by Oil Firms
Texaco Inc secures multiple leases across sections in T&P and GH&SA areas to Estelle Hicks Sheerin R. R. Herrell National Diversified Irving Jacobson Irwin Ross and Paul M Winkler Curtis Tate with land notes. Superior Oil Popham Land & Cattle Union Oil of California Fry L Luckel Cecil J Lee Bethel Corp Harold K Dudley El Paso Natural Gas Jack E Blake and United Nations Industrial listed in transfer docket.
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Texaco, Inc
Estelle Hicks Sheerin
T&p
R. R. Herrell
National Diversified Inc
Irving Jacobson
Irwin Ross
Texaco
Fry L. Luckel
Texaco Inc
Cecil J. Lee
PSL
Bethel Corp
Harold K. Dudley
el Paso Nat. Gas
Jack E
Blake
H&gn
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