Today in History December twenty second highlights and events
On this date in 1894 Alfred Dreyfus was found guilty of treason in a court martial. In 69 Vitellius was assassinated. 1696 James Oglethorpe born. 1775 Continental naval fleet formed. 1941 Churchill met Roosevelt. 1942 US bombers hit Rangoon. 1944 McAuliffe refused surrender at Bastogne. Bicentennial note George III law. Birthdays Lyndon Johnson and Kostelanetz. Thought for today by J Edgar Hoover.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Vitellius
Colony of
Georgia
James Oglethorpe
London
Continental
Winston Churchill
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
Rangoon
Burma
Anthony McAuliffe
Bastogne
Belgium
Lyndon Johnson
Andre Kostelanetz
J. Edgar Hoover
State Highway Commission announces 1966 bid work total
The Virginia State Highway Commission disclosed an estimated 107 million 296 thousand 200 dollars in highway projects slated for bidding in the first half of 1966. Bob Taylor named by Lions Club as director of the Grand Feature parade for the 1966 Apple Blossom Festival.
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Virginia State Highway Commission
Bob Taylor
The
Lions Club
Government orders 28 percent cut in natural rubber use
The National Production Authority announced in January and February that manufacturers must reduce natural rubber consumption in new tires by 28 percent from current levels. In Winchester Christmas trees were scarce and many were rusted.
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National Production Authority
Winchester
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