Page 9: Historical Events In 1938
Thursday, 12 February 2026
Aug 04 Ellen Schrecker, American college professor 


Aug 04 L H Perquin, Dutch radio announcer, dies at 73 


Aug 05 33rd Davis Cup: USA beats Australia in Philadelphia (3-2). 


Aug 05 Hayes Wendell Jones, Sturksville Mich, 110m hurdler (Oly-gold-1964) 


Aug 06 Warner Oland, actor (Werewolf of London, Jazz Singer), dies at 57. 


Aug 07 2 die in a New York subway accident. 


Aug 07 2 die in a NYC subway accident 


Aug 07 Dewi Lorwerth Ellis Bebb, rugby international/journalist. 


Aug 07 Konstantin S Stanislavski, Russian director (S Method), dies at 75. 


Aug 10 119°F (48°C), Pendleton, Oregon (state record). 


Aug 10 Joseph Moorat, composer, dies at 73. 


Aug 10 Temperatur reaches 119 degrees F in Pendleton, Oregon. - New state record. 


Aug 12 Ludwig Borchardt, German egyptologist, dies at 74 


Aug 14 BBC's 1st feature film on TV (Student of Prague). 


Aug 14 Hugh Trumble, cricketer (32 Tests for Australia, 141 wickets), dies. 


Aug 16 Robert Johnson, US Delta-blues singer/guitarist, poisoned at 27 


Aug 17 1st aircraft owned by Forest Service in service (Oakland) 


Aug 17 Henry Armstrong won his 3rd concurrent boxing championship 


Aug 18 FDR dedicates Thousand Islands Bridge connecting US and Canada 


Aug 20 Lou Gehrig hits record 23rd and last grand slam. 


Aug 21 Italy bars all Jewish teachers in Public and High School. 


Aug 21 Kenny Rogers, American singer/songwriter is born 


Aug 23 England score 7-903 decl v Australia Hutton 364 


Aug 24 England beat Australia by an innings and 579 runs at The Oval. 


Aug 25 Aleksander Kuprin, Russian author (Jama), dies at 67 


Aug 25 Frederick Forsyth, British Author is born. 


Aug 26 British leaders and Arabians fight in Palestine. 


Aug 26 Montreal Maroons dropped from the NHL 


Aug 27 Yanks Monte Pearson no-hits Indians 13-0, DiMaggio hits 3 triples. 


Aug 28 Mauthausen concentration camp opens in Austria 


Aug 29 Elliot Gould, American actor is born 


Aug 31 5th NFL Chicago All-Star Game: All-Stars 28, Washington 16 (74250) 


Sep 02 Glyn Worsnip, broadcaster. 


Sep 03 1940 Olympic site changed from Tokyo Japan to Helsinki Finland. 


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