On This Day in History Oct 23 1975 Highlights
Key events include 1917 American troops reaching the Western Front near Luneville, 1641 Irish massacre, 1776 Washington’s troops leaving Manhattan, 1925 women marching for voting rights, 1929 stock plunge, 1942 El Alamein offensive, and later remarks by King, Nixon, Kissinger. Birthdays: Johnny Carson and Paul Rudolph. Thought by Erasmus. Washington headquarters note on scurvy.
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Luneville
France
George Washington
Manhattan
New York
New York Stock Exchange
el Alamein
Egypt
Martin Luther King
Paris
Europe
Atlanta
Erasmus
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Winchester Lions donate eye examiner to Frederick County Schools
The Winchester Lions Club presented a four hundred dollar eye examining device to Frederick County Schools. Mrs. J Curtis Fray Jr, Red Cross rep, visited schools to discuss the fundraising campaign. Mrs. G Raymond Womeldorph spoke at Virginia Avenue School on Children of China. Oatlands near Leesburg transferred to National Trust for Historic Preservation, bringing its nine properties owned by the trust.
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Winchester Lions Club
Frederick County
Leesburg
National Trust For Historic Preservation
National Trust
J. Curtis Fray, Jr
Red Cross
G. Raymond Womeldorph
Virginia Avenue
China
The Golden Rule and How We Help Others
Daily meditation on the Golden Rule urges putting oneself in others shoes to feel their pain and act. The piece ties the principle to Jesus Christ’s message and notes hospitals arise when people empathize and sacrifice to meet needs.
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Jesus Christ
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