September 23: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Briefly

A proclamation designating Oct. 12 as Columbus Day was made public by President Roosevelt, inviting Americans to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies.
Paced by masterful pitching from Virgil Trucks, the Navy All-Star baseball team defeated the Seventh A.A.F. 5-0, in the first game of the Army-Navy 'World Series'.
The Army-Navy 'World Series' showcased major league talent, with every team represented except the Boston Braves, highlighting the significance of service member participation.
A major investigation into cops and bookies unraveled, indicating considerable activity and collaboration in illegal gambling operations.
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