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1431 | Henry VI of England is crowned King of France. | |
1653 | Oliver Cromwell takes on dictatorial powers with the title of “Lord Protector.” | |
1773 | To protest the tax on tea from England, a group of young Americans, disguised as Indians, throws chests of tea from British ships in the Boston Harbor. | |
1835 | A fire in New York City destroys property estimated to be worth $20,000,000. It lasts two days, ravages 17 blocks, and destroys 674 buildings including the Stock Exchange, the Merchants’ Exchange, the Post Office, and the South Dutch Church. | |
1863 | Confederate General Joseph Johnston takes command of the Army of Tennessee. | |
1864 | Union forces under General George H. Thomas win the Battle at Nashville, smashing an entire Confederate army. | |
1930 | In Spain, a general strike is called in support of the revolution. | |
1939 | The National Women’s Party urges immediate congressional action on equal rights. | |
1940 | British troops carry out an air raid on Italian Somalia. | |
1944 | Germany mounts a major offensive in the Ardennes Forest in Belgium. As the center of the Allied line falls back, it creates a bulge, leading to the name–the Battle of the Bulge. | |
1949 | Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung is received at the Kremlin in Moscow. | |
1950 | President Harry Truman declares a state of National Emergency as Chinese communists invade deeper into South Korea. | |
1976 | President Jimmy Carter appoints Andrew Young as Ambassador to the United Nations. | |
1978 | Cleveland becomes the first U.S. city to default since the depression. | |
1998 | The United States launches a missile attack on Iraq for failing to comply with United Nations weapons inspectors. | |
2003 | The shrub signs the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which establishes the United States’ first national standards regarding email and gives the Federal Trade Commission authority to enforce the act. |
Play chess with 3 people at the same time with this three player chess game. Without compromising any of the rules, strategy, or fun of Chess, this variant board has been developed that accommodates three players. The only changes from conventional chess are some protocol issues that must be followed to maintain order where the teams border each other, which is simple and necessary. The complexities of the third player are infinite. Your threatened piece may be allowed to maintain occupancy as your position is beneficial to the threatening player. But how long can it last? This scenario may exist all over the board. There are multiple trust and doubt situations among all players.This board and 48 playing pieces (in ivory, black, and gray) is available at Amazon. Although I could see myself having a lot of problems with it, my first problem would be finding two other people who know how to play chess and who are willing to try it.
The day of the scheduled take-off, McPhee found the performer at a bar, too inebriated to participate. Faced with the possibility of storekeepers and children being crushed with disappointment, McPhee immediately set another plan into motion. He convinced a clothing store to let him borrow a mannequin, which he dressed in the Santa suit. He then instructed the pilot to make his scheduled run. At the climax, a pilot would push the Santa-dressed dummy out of the plane and into the field. From a distance, the townspeople would be unable to discern the plastic body from a real one—they’d simply see a red-and-white payload drift gently to the ground below. McPhee would be posted to meet the dummy, disrobe it, don the beard, and drive into town as Santa.A large crowd had gathered to watch Santa arrive. But as you might guess, the scheme cobbled together at the last minute didn't quite go as McPhee had envisioned it. Let's just say that children were traumatized for life. You can read an account of the Christmas parade debacle at Mental Floss.