Page 5: Historical Events In January - 26
Tuesday, 24 February 2026
1915 Rocky Mountain National Park, Colo established. 

1915 William Hopper, NYC, actor (Paul Drake-Perry Mason) 

1916 Lothar Jensch, composer. 

1918 President Hoover calls for "wheatless" and "meatless" days for war effort. 

1918 Pres Hoover calls for "wheatless" and "meatless" days for war effort. 

1918 Nicolae Ceausescu, Romanian president (1967-90) 

1919 K C Ibrahim, cricketer (batted in 4 Tests India v WI 1948-49) 

1920 Amadeo Modigliani's mistress jumps out of a window 

1920 Derek Bond, Glasgow Scotland, actor (Nicholas Nickelby) 

1920 Matthias Enzberger, German minister of finance, murdered 

1921 Soccer team GVAV of Groningen Neth forms 

1921 Akio Morita, Kasugaya Japan, CEO (Sony) 

1922 Ralph Vaughan Williams' "Pastoral Symphony," premieres in London. 

1922 Michael Bentine, England, author/comedian (Reluctant Jester). 

1922 Luigi Denza, composer, dies at 75. 

1923 Anne Jeffreys, NC, actress (Dick Tracy, Topper, General Hospital) 

1924 Parliament approves the Red Ensign as Canada's official flag for government buildings at home and abroad. 

1924 Charles Jewtraw, US 500m skater, takes 1st Winter Olympics gold medal 

1924 Warren Frank Benson, composer. 

1925 Paul Newman, American Actor and Oscar winner is born. 

1925 David Jenkins, Bishop (Durham). 

1926 Television inaugural demonstrated (John L Baird, London). 

1926 Television 1st demonstrated (J L Baird, London) 

1926 Charles Tidbury, former chairman (Whitbread and Company) 

1926 John Flannagan, 2nd president of St. Ambrose University 

1927 Maxwell Anderson's "Saturday's Children," premieres in NYC 

1928 Eartha Kitt, American singer/actress is born. 

1928 Roger Vadim, French director is born 

1929 Indian National Congress proclaims goal for India's independence 

1930 Cleveland's Terminal Tower opens (52 stories) 

1931 Hungary-Austria sign peace treaty. 

1932 British submarine M-2 sinks in Channel (60 dead) 

1932 William K Wrigley, owner (Wrigley Gum, Chicago Cubs), dies. 

1934 Bradman scores 128 New South Wales vs Victoria, 96 minutes, 17 fours 4 sixes. 

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