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Michigan's Birth & Environmental Awareness | Jan 11

Episode 1774

1805: President Jefferson signs act creating Michigan Territory. 1955: Detroit SAE reveals car exhaust contributes to smog. 1988: Dr. Hutton oversees…

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Detroit's Political Turmoil and Football Fortunes | Jan 10

Episode 1773

1974: Charles Youngblood convicted in bribery scandal. 1964: William Clay Ford acquires Detroit Lions for $4.5 million.

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Michigan's Past in Print | Jan 9

Episode 1772

1886: Detroit Free Press highlights "Milder Winters" linked to steam heat. 1973: Marquette Airport penalized for failing FAA anti-hijack measures. 19…

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Mail, Militia, and Milestone | Jan 8

Episode 1771

1831: Detroit gets daily mail, takes 14 days from New York. 1838: Gov. Mason deploys militia against Patriots raiding Detroit. 1997: Marilyn Kelly's …

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Flight, Gear Shift, and Near Miss | Jan 7

Episode 1770

1929: First non-stop flight Detroit to Miami, 9 hours, pilots Schlee and Brock. 1950: Chevrolet debuts affordable Powerglide, sells 300,000 in first …

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On Ice and Off Stage | Jan 6

Episode 1769

1912: Danny Thomas, born Muzyad Yakhoob, invents the Spit Take, later founded St. Jude Children's Hospital. 1994: US Figure Skating Championship scan…

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Trailblazing Coeds and Detroit's Renaissance | Jan 5

Episode 1037

1870: U of M Board allows female students; Madelon Louise Stockwell leads the way. 1988: Michigan Central Station's last train departs, symbolizing D…

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Driving Progress, Breaking Barriers | Jan 4

Episode 1767

1918: Ford River Rouge plant launches, evolving into an industrial powerhouse. 1943: Fran Harris breaks radio gender barriers, becoming Michigan's fi…

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Governors, Trailblazers, and Sworn Records | Jan 3

Episode 1766

1848: Governor Epaphroditus Ransom inaugurated in Lansing, key developments. 1951: Ruth Thompson, Michigan's first woman in Congress. 2019: Rashida T…

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The Gray Ghost, Red Raids, & Coleman Young | Jan 2

Episode 1765

On this day in 1920, an infamous pirate known as the Gray Ghost began haunting the Detroit River. Also in 1920, the FBI rounded up suspected communis…

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