This day in history - October 14
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This day in history - October 14
1066 - William the Conqueror defeated the English at the Battle of Hastings.
The Norman Conquest created the English language (blended Anglo-Saxon and French) and many aspects of our legal system.
1912 - Theodore Roosevelt was shot by a lunatic anarchist in Milwaukee. He was not seriously injured and delivered the speech that he came to give.
1947 - Chuck Yeager became the first person to fly faster than the speed of sound and live to tell about it when he flew the experimental Bell X-1 rocket plane over Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Several other aviators probably broke the sound barrier, but their craft disintegrated catastrophically.
- Jim
The Norman Conquest created the English language (blended Anglo-Saxon and French) and many aspects of our legal system.
1912 - Theodore Roosevelt was shot by a lunatic anarchist in Milwaukee. He was not seriously injured and delivered the speech that he came to give.
1947 - Chuck Yeager became the first person to fly faster than the speed of sound and live to tell about it when he flew the experimental Bell X-1 rocket plane over Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Several other aviators probably broke the sound barrier, but their craft disintegrated catastrophically.
- Jim
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1968 - The first live telecast from a staffed U.S. spacecraft was transmitted from Apollo 7.
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Re: This day in history - October 14
In 1876, it was the day before October 15.


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The Annoyed Man wrote:In 1876, it was the day before October 15.



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Re: This day in history - October 14
The Annoyed Man wrote:In 1876, it was the day before October 15.


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in 2006 timdsmith72 got married to his beautiful bride.
And I definitely got the better end of that deal.

And I definitely got the better end of that deal.

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TIM!!!



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Thanks Joe!!!




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1976 - JLaw was born!
(Happy Anniversary, timdsmith72, didn't mean to steal your thunder...)
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Happy Birthday JLaw!!!


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OK. I give up. What significance does this have? Is it a Masonic secret or something?The Annoyed Man wrote:In 1876, it was the day before October 15.
- Jim
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JLAW!!!





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Thank you gentleman! It's greatly appreciated.
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Didn't Hermann Goering check himself out of the Nuremburg War Crimes on this date some 60 odd years ago? 

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October 14, 1944, Rommell committed suicide in the face of his trial for conspiring to assassinate Hitler.
October 15, 1946, Goering committed suicide the day before he was to be hanged for crimes against humanity.
I tend not to include events that have little to do with American history.
- Jim
October 15, 1946, Goering committed suicide the day before he was to be hanged for crimes against humanity.
I tend not to include events that have little to do with American history.
- Jim