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On This Day in Automotive History: September 10
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On This Day in Automotive History
September 10
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Birthdays:
Ralph Moody (1917), Johnny Rogers (1918), George Seeger (1918), Joy Fair (1930), Rick Henderson (1931), Tommy Gale (1934), Sammy Sessions (1935),
Guido Dacco (1947), Chris Clearihan (1949), Terry Shiel (1950), Roberto Marazzi (1951), Bruno Giacomelli (1952), Kenny Wilkenson (1952), Armin Hahne (1955), Carl Gauthier (1957), Steve Cook (1959), Dan Bedard (1961), Bobby Hillis Jr. (1961), Todd Knox (1963), Brandon Baker (1965), Shawn Umphries (1966), Steve Francis (1967), Kenny Hendrick (1969), Stacy Puryear (1970), Claudia Hurtgen (1971), Jocelyn Fecteau (1972), Brady Refenning (1972), Landon Cling (1994)
1941: After Congress appropriated $35 million for construction of the "War Department Building," the War Department asks the Federal Works Agency to lay out, design, and supervise construction of the highway network servicing what is now called the Pentagon. PRA establishes a special design section, staffed by engineers assembled from its field offices, for the largest single design project undertaken by PRA up to that time. With the Virginia Department of Highways planning a highway from Woodbridge to the Potomac River Bridges (the Henry G. Shirley Memorial Highway), an agreement was reached in September 1942 calling for PRA to build the portion from Virginia Route 7 to the connection with the Pentagon network as a defense access road project.
1996: The song “Driven” by Rush was released on their album Test for Echo.
2013: The song “Cop Car” by Keith Urban was released on his album Fuse.
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