Page 12: Historical Events In 1931

Oct 24   Murray Bisset, cricketer (S Afr)/Chief Justice of Rhodesia, dies.   

Oct 24   Sofiya Asgatovna Gubaydulina, composer.   

Oct 25   Annie Giradot, Paris France, actress (Gypsy, Jacko and Lise)   

Oct 26   Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning is recorded as becoming Electra," premieres in NYC   

Oct 26   Hank Garrett, Monticello NY, actor (Car 54 Where Are You).   

Oct 27   Chuhei Numbu of Japan, sets then long jump record at 26' 2½"   

Oct 27   David Bryant, English world champion bowler/tv-host.   

Oct 29   Franco Interlenghi, Italian actor.   

Oct 29   Lefty Grove, A's pitcher who won 31 games, is named the AL's MVP.   

Oct 29   Luciano Gallet, composer, dies at 38.   

Oct 30   W2XB TV channel 1 in NYC, NY (NBC) begins broadcasting.   

Oct 31   Dan Rather, Wharton Tx, news anchor (CBS Evening News, 60 Minutes).   

Nov 01   Dupont introduces synthetic rubber.   

Nov 02   Arthur James Cook, union leader (coal miners), dies at 47   

Nov 02   Warren, Dixon and Young's musical "Laugh Parade," premieres in NYC.   

Nov 03   1st commercially produced synthetic rubber manufactured.   

Nov 03   inaugural commercially produced synthetic rubber manufactured.   

Nov 03   Rudolf W Canne, Fries playwright (Peaske), dies at 60   

Nov 04   Charles Buddy Bolden, US jazz musician, dies.   

Nov 04   Darla Hood, Leedey Okla, singer/actress (Little Rascals)   

Nov 04   Jean Genet's "Judith," premieres in Paris.   

Nov 05   Ike Turner, Miss, AKA Mr Tina Turner!, guitarist (A Fool in Love)   

Nov 06   Mike Nichols, [Peschowsky], director (Catch 22, Biloxi Blues)   

Nov 07   Chinese People's Republic proclaimed by Mao Tse Tung   

Nov 07   Gerald Humel, composer   

Nov 11   Cornerstones laid for Opera House and Veteran's Building   

Nov 12   Bob Crewe, rocker.   

Nov 12   Maple Leaf Gardens opens in Toronto   

Nov 13   Hattie Caraway (D-AK) appointed 1st US woman senator.   

Nov 14   Ottawa Mint Act is proclaimed in England.   

Nov 15   Cornelis A J van Dishoeck, publisher, dies   

Nov 15   Jan Terlouw, Dutch MP (D-66)/author (Winters in Wartime).   

Nov 16   Bob Gibson, rocker.   

Nov 17   Bradman scores 135 NSW v South Africa, 128 mins, 15 fours   

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Jan 01   Carel brons: Composer   

Jan 01   Siddig el nigoumi: Ceramicist   

Jan 02   Toshiki kaifu: Premier of japan (1989-91)   

Jan 04   Adi lady lala mara: First lady of fiji    

Jan 04   Sir william deane: Governor-general of australia 1996-2001   

Jan 05   Alfred brendel: Wiesenberg moravia, austrian pianist   

Jan 05   Alvin ailey: Choreographer (american dance theater)   

Jan 05   Robert duvall: San diego calif, actor (great santini, taxi driver)   

Jan 01   Martinus beijerinck: Dutch microbiologist and botanist (b. 1851)   

Jan 03   Joseph j c joffre: French marshal,   

Jan 04   Art acord: Western actor (set free, spurs & saddles),    

Jan 09   Claude anet [jean schopfer]: French writer (la fille perdue),    

Jan 11   Oscar fetras: Composer,   

Jan 14   William ernst johnson: British mathematician,   

Jan 21   Felix blumenfeld: Composer,    

Jan 22   Alma rubens: American actress (b. 1897)