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1397 | John of Gaunt marries Katherine Roet. | |
1846 | President James Polk dispatches General Zachary Taylor and 4,000 troops to the Texas Border as war with Mexico looms. | |
1862 | Lincoln names Edwin M. Stanton Secretary of War. | |
1900 | To combat Czech nationalism, Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary decrees German the official language of the Imperial Army. | |
1919 | California votes to ratify the prohibition amendment. | |
1923 | Hitler denounces the Weimar Republic as 5,000 storm troopers demonstrate in Germany. | |
1927 | A woman takes a seat on the NY Stock Exchange breaking the all-male tradition. | |
1931 | The bridge connecting New York and New Jersey is named the George Washington Memorial Bridge. | |
1937 | The United States bars Americans from serving in the Civil War in Spain. | |
1943 | General Leclerc’s Free French forces merge with the British under Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery in Libya. | |
1944 | Plants are destroyed and 64 U.S. aircraft are lost in an air attack in Germany. | |
1945 | The Red Army opens an offensive in South Poland, crashing 25 miles through the German lines. | |
1947 | British troops replace striking truck drivers. | |
1955 | Chase National and the Bank of Manhattan agree to merge resulting in the second largest U.S. bank. | |
1965 | Two U.S. planes are shot down in Laos while on a combat mission. | |
1968 | The United States reports shifting most air targets from North Vietnam to Laos. | |
1976 | Argentina ousts a British envoy in a dispute over the Falkland Islands. | |
1980 | The United States offers Pakistan a two-year aid plan to counter the Soviet threat in Afghanistan. | |
1982 | Air Florida Flight 90 Boeing 737 jet crashes into Washington, D.C.’s 14th Street Bridge shortly after takeoff, then plunges into the Potomac River; 78 people, including 4 motorists, are killed. | |
1990 | In Virginia, Douglas Wilder, the first African-American elected governor of a US state, takes office. |