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    GREGORIAN CALENDAR
    September 2, 1752 - Great Britain, Ireland, British colonies, America

    Today was the last day of the Julian calendar in Great Britain, Ireland and the British colonies, including those on the East coast of America. Eleven days were skipped to adopt the Gregorian calendar, designed to realign the calendar with equinoxes. Hence the following day was 14 Sep. For more than a century and a half before, following the decree by Pope Gregory XIII, Italy, and three other Catholic countries (Spain, Portugal and Poland) used the Julian calendar for the last time on 4 Oct 1582. France followed, ending Julian calendar use on 9 Dec 1582. Russia did not change until the early 20th century: 31 Jan 1918 was the last Julian date, followed the next day by 14 Feb 1918. Parts of China changed in 1912, but the Communist revolution, 1949, established Gregorian calendar use in all China.

    FIRST WESTWARD NON-STOP TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT
    September 2, 1930 - Europe, and U.S.A.

    The first non-stop airplane flight from Europe to the U.S. was completed as Capt. Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte of France arrived in Valley Stream, N.Y., aboard the Question Mark; it took 37 hours.

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The Worsley Arms Hotel is situated in the wonderful village of Hovingham, near to Helmsley, Kirkbymoorside, Pickering and is one of the finest hotels near York.
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Rothay Garden Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in Grasmere. One of the finest luxury lake district hotels, better than any other hotel in Grasmere or Ambleside Hotels.
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Is reckoned as one of the finest luxury hotels located in Gurgaon. It has 12 fully furnished rooms, which include standard AC rooms, deluxe AC rooms and executive rooms with Jacuzzi. There are many...
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