Today In History – October 3
Today in History in 1863 Thanksgiving Day is declared as the last Thursday in November by President Abraham Lincoln; in 1955 The Mickey Mouse Club is ...
continue readingToday in History in 1863 Thanksgiving Day is declared as the last Thursday in November by President Abraham Lincoln; in 1955 The Mickey Mouse Club is ...
continue readingToday in History in 1950 the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz is first published in seven US newspapers; in 1955 Alfred Hitchcock Presents deb...
continue readingToday in History in 1931 the George Washington Bridge linking New Jersey to New York opens; and in 1971 – Walt Disney World opens near Orlando, ...
continue readingToday in History in 1955 James Dean dies in a car crash; in 1960 the last episode of The Howdy Doody Show airs and the first episode of The Flintstone...
continue readingToday in History in 1907 the cornerstone is laid at Washington National Cathedral; and in 1990 the Washington National Cathedral is completed.1789 &nd...
continue readingToday in History in 1820 the tomato is publicly proven safe when Robert Johnson eats a bushel (24 kg) of tomatoes in Salem, Massachusetts.The On This ...
continue readingToday in History in 1905 the formula E=mc squared is introduced, devised by Albert Einstein.The On This Day In History archives at “Simple Engli...
continue readingToday in History in 1960 the first televised United States Presidential debate takes place, between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon.The On This Day ...
continue readingToday in History in 1890 Sequoia National Park in California is founded.The On This Day In History archives at “Simple English Wikipedia, The Fr...
continue readingToday in History in 1906 Devils Tower in Wyoming becomes the first National Monument in the United States.The On This Day In History archives at &ldqu...
continue readingToday in History in 1806 the Lewis and Clark expedition ends with the return to St. Louis, Missouri; and in 1875 Billy the Kid is arrested for the fir...
continue readingToday in History in 1896 Queen Victoria surpasses her grandfather, King George III, as the longest-reigning monarch in British history. Elizabeth II b...
continue readingToday in History in 1984 Sandra Day O'Connor is unanimously approved by the United States Senate to become the first female Justice on the United Stat...
continue readingToday in History in 1881 Chester A. Arthur is inaugurated as the 21st President of the United States. This is after the death of James Garfield the pr...
continue readingToday in History in 1778 the Continental Congress passes the first United States budget; in 1946 the first Cannes Film Festival is held in Cannes, Fra...
continue readingToday in History in 1952 Charlie Chaplin leaves the United States and is barred, by J. Edgar Hoover, from ever entering the country again.The On This ...
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