In 1917, forces lead by Lenin overthrew the provisional government of Russia.
In 1960, missiles appeared for the first time at the annual military parade in Red Square, Moscow.
In 1990, shots were fired as President Gorbachev reviewed a parade to mark the 73rd anniversary of the October revolution in Russia.
From the Telegraph & Argus of November 7th, 1978...
About 80 people attended a public meeting last night to protest about the closure of Leeds Road laundry, Bradford. Councillor Larry Coughlin, who chaired the meeting, said: "We passed a resolution that the meeting was concerned about the falling standards of the amenities in Bradford, and demanded that the Leeds Road laundry be kept open and that the opening hours be changed to suit more people than at present."
From the Telegraph & Argus of November 7th, 1953...
Crowds of children and adults today packed Hallfield Road, Bradford, and sang a welcome to Santa Claus as he arrived at his own grotto at Busbys. He started his journey from Baildon Bridge in a red and white sleigh mounted on a motor-driven dray, which was surrounded by young spectators at each of the three stops on the route. Santa was accompanied by "Mother Christmas", a Fairy Queen, a little Dutch Girl and eight bandsmen in blue, who delighted the children by playing such items as "Jingle Bells".
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