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* [[1946]]: The [[Apollo Boys' Choir]] was featured on the Bell Telephone Hour with Helen Traubel as soloist. | * [[1946]]: The [[Apollo Boys' Choir]] was featured on the Bell Telephone Hour with Helen Traubel as soloist. | ||
* [[1913]]: Birmingham, Selma & Pensacola Railroad was acquired by [[Birmingham, Selma & Mobile Railroad]]. | * [[1913]]: Birmingham, Selma & Pensacola Railroad was acquired by [[Birmingham, Selma & Mobile Railroad]]. | ||
* [[1897]]: [[Birmingham Board of Aldermen|Birmingham Alderman]] [[Thomas Ashford]] chased an unarmed man into a crowded jewelry store and shot him three times. | |||
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December 23 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2008: Johnathan Austin was named William Bell's replacement for the Birmingham City Council District 5 seat.
- 2007: Art collector Sandra Sokol died.
- 2006: South Florida defeated East Carolina 24-7 in the first PapaJohns.com Bowl at Legion Field.
- 2005: Businessman Harold Ruttenberg died.
- 2003: The Birmingham Film Commission was revived.
- 1946: The Apollo Boys' Choir was featured on the Bell Telephone Hour with Helen Traubel as soloist.
- 1913: Birmingham, Selma & Pensacola Railroad was acquired by Birmingham, Selma & Mobile Railroad.
- 1897: Birmingham Alderman Thomas Ashford chased an unarmed man into a crowded jewelry store and shot him three times.