| 1957 |
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Real life: 1957 |
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World of Darkness: 1957 |
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Trinity Universe: 1957 |
Events[]
- In dire straits due to a series of setbacks, Magadon, Incorporated lays the groundwork for its takeover by Pentex.[1]
- Blood Eye is born to Three Paws of the Red Talons in Minnesota. [2]
- The Treaty of Rome establishes the European Economic Community, an economic alliance between France, Western Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium. It is regarded by many as the formation step of the future European Union.[3]
- The autumn issue of Paradigma contains an article from Doctor Ω about the Paris Exhibition of 1900.[4]
- Sister Genevieve, Chorister and author of the Enchiridion, dies.[5]
- Meggan O'Rourke, a promising Disciple of the Euthanatos, loses her son Kyle in a Paradox backlash. In an attempt to resurrect him, she instead summons a demon named Wormwood and becomes barabbi. [6]
- Zvolen Lucenik is healed of his ghoul status by Nightshade.[7]
- Hermetic Mark Hallward Gillan is born.[8]
- The Majestic movie palace closes its doors forever. The marquee sign is bought by Arthur Smith at auction, and used for a diner in the East Village.[9]
- Doc Eon, Man of Many Tomorrows, departs Earth.[10]
- Future chaplain for the Ashcroft State Penitentiary Esteban Cortez is born.[11][12]
- Ben Galura is born.[13]
April[]
July[]
- July 9: Douglas Streets of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power reports that he's been chosen to investigate the disappearance of sewermen Whitman, Price, and Haddad.[14]
- July 10: Douglas Streets reports forays into the uncharted areas of the sewers are so far fruitless. City hall doesn't seem to have blueprints of the areas.[14]
- July 11: Douglas Streets begins to explore the very oldest sections of sewer, and has been witness to inexplicable sights and sounds. Despite his discomfort, he will continue tomorrow.[14]
- July 12: Douglas Streets has become extremely uncomfortable and has begun to think the missing men fell victim to some old and ancient evil. He'll report to the mayor and pray he is not taken for a madman.[14]
- July 15: Douglas Streets writes that the mayor has wisely decided to seal up the older sections of the sewer. The public will be told that Whitman, Price, and Haddad fell victim to unsafe conditions of the older sections. Streets himself will resign from the LADWP, because he no longer wishes to work underground.[14]
References[]
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