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Historical Events In 1939

Thursday, 02 May 2024

May 01   In the year 1939 batman Comics hit the street  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 01   On this day in history pulitzer Prize awarded to Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (The Yearling)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 02   On this day in history lou Gehrig ends 2,130 consecutive game streak, Yanks beat Tigers 22-2  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 03   Belly up to the bar for this one. " Beer Barrel Polka", one of the standards of American music, was recorded by The Andrews Sisters for Decca Records. Patti, Maxine and LaVerne turned this song into a giant hit in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 03   The All India Forward Bloc is formed by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 03   On this day in history [Karl Eduard] Wilhelm Groener, German general, dies at 71  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 05   On this day in history flash floods kill 75 in Northeast Kentucky  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 06   In the year 1939 1st performance of Honegger/Claudel's "Jeanne d'Arc Ouch B-cher"  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 07   Germany & Italy announced an alliance known as the Rome-Berlin Axis on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 07   In the year 1939 jimmy Ruffin, vocalist (What Becomes of Broken Hearted)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 09   In the year 1939 catholic church beatified the 1st Native American, Kateri Tekakwitha  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 09   Catholic church beatified the first Native American, Kateri Tekakwitha on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 13   65th Preakness: George Seabo aboard Challedon wins in 1:59.8 on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 13   On this day in history sS St Louis departs Hamburg with 937 Jews fugitives  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 14   Lina Medina becomes the world's youngest confirmed mother in medical history at the age of five on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 16   1st AL night game, Phila Shribe Park (Indians 8, Athletics 3 in 10) on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 16   Food stamps are first issued on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 17   On this day in history 1st sports telecast-Columbia vs Princeton-college baseball  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 17   In the year 1939 british issue the Palestine "White Paper" fixing the upper limit to 75,000 Jews to be admitted into Palestine over the next five years.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 17   King George VI 1895-1952 and Queen Elizabeth disembark at Wolfe's Cove from the CP ship Empress of Australia to start a month-long royal visit to Canada on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 17   Royal Tour of Canada commences with the arrival of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at Wolfe's Cove, Quebec on the Empress of Canada. The 12 car train, (five from CP, five from CN and the two vice-regal cars), in royal blue and aluminum, left Quebec City on May 18. A pilot train, carrying officials and the press, preceeded the royal train by one hour and no other trains were permitted to travel within this period. The travel arrangements were shared by the two railways with CP being responsible for the westward journey to Victoria. CP used 4-6-4 locomotives 2850 and 2851 for the royal and pilot trains respectively, except for the Ottawa to Brighton, Ont, section, which was over CN track. 2850 hauled the royal train without change right through to Vancouver, a total distance of 3224 miles. Royal crowns were affixed to the running boards of both locomotives and these were eventually fitted to the entire class (2820-2864) which, following approval from their majesties, came to be known as Royal Hudsons on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 17   On this day in history sweden, Norway and Finland reject Germany's non-aggression pact  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 19   On this day in history 17th earl of Pembroke, English landowner/director (Emily)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 19   Churchill signs British-Russian anti-Nazi pact on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 20   "3 Little Fishies" by Kay Kyser hits #1 on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 20   "3 Little Fishies," by Kay Kyser hits #1 on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 20   In the year 1939 joe Carr, NFL hall of famer/NFL president (1921-39), dies at 59  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 20   Pan Am begins regular transatlantic airmail and passenger service across the North Atlantic in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 20   On this day in history the first regular transatlantic airmail service begins (NY to Marsseille France)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 22   Ernst Toller, writer, dies at 45 on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 22   Hitler & Mussolini sign "Pact of Steel" in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 23   British decoration, George Cross, 1st presented on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 23   British decoration, George Cross, first presented in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

May 23   British parliament plans to make Palestine independent by 1949 in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

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Famous Birthdays In 1939

Famous People Born In This Year In History

Jan 02   On this day in history birth of jim Bakker, televangelist (PTL Club)/rapist (Jessica Hahn)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 03   Bobby Hull, NHL forward (Chicago Blackhawk 1957-72) was born on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 03   Nikos Alefantos, Greek football manager was born on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 03   On this day in history birth of janice Crosio, Australian politician  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 04   Jon Appleton, composer was born on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 05   On this day in history birth of bridget Parker, England, equestrian 3 day event (Olympic-gold-1972)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 05   In the year 1939 birth of peter Struycken, statues/computer expert/teacher  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 06   In the year 1939 birth of murray Rose, Australian Olympic swimmer  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Famous Deaths In 1939

Famous People Died In This Year In History

Jan 02   On this day in history death of roman Dmowski, Polish politician (b. 1864)  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 05   Amelia Earhart, American aviator declared dead after disappearance in 1937. (b. 1897) died in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 06   Albert Ward, cricketer (England batsman in 7 Tests 1893-95), dies on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 09   In the year 1939 johann Strauss, Austrian conductor/Royal ball director, dies at 72  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 10   Jameson Thomas, actor (Piccadilly, Farmer's Wife), dies at 50 in the year 1939.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 13   In the year 1939 jacob Ruppert, CEO (NY Yankees, 1915-39), dies  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 16   On this day in history death of albert Fish, mass murderer, executed  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard

Jan 19   Cliff Heathcote, American baseball player (b. 1898) died on this day in history.  Click To Send On Messenger Click To Send On WhatsappCopy This To Clipboard


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