...Date... AGE Event
1925/--/-- -1 - Ahmed Zogu proclaims Albania a monarchy and rules as King Zog.
1925/--/-- -1 - American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald publishes The Great Gatsby.
1925/--/-- -1 - American writer John Dos Passos publishes Manhattan Transfer.
1925/--/-- -1 - Astronomer Edwin Hubble composes a classification scheme for galaxies.
1925/--/-- -1 - Automaker Walter P. Chrysler founds the Chrysler Corporation.
1925/--/-- -1 - Black American dancer Josephine Baker stars in La Revue negre in Paris.
1925/--/-- -1 - Clarence Birdseye begins marketing his quick-frozen food packages.
1925/--/-- -1 - Friedrich Ebert dies; Paul von Hindenburg becomes president of the German republic.
1925/--/-- -1 - John T. Scopes is tried in Tennessee for teaching the theory of evolution.
1925/--/-- -1 - Reza Shah Pahlavi rules as shah of Iran.
1925/--/-- -1 - Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein directs The Battleship Potemkin.
1925/--/-- -1 - Swiss-born artist Paul Klee paints Fish Magic.
1925/--/-- -1 - The Locarno Pact finalizes the treaties between the World War I protagonists.
1925/--/-- -1 - The New Yorker magazine is founded in New York City.
1925/--/-- -1 - The all-black revue Runnin' Wild introduces the Charleston dance craze.
1925/08/03 0 *** Booher, Patricia Mae - Born to Booher, Edwin Raymond and Farmer, Nellie Jane
1925/08/30 0 *** Booher, Jonathan Pickens [Uncle] & Guthrie, Alice Ovaleen - Married
1925/10/-- 0 - World Series NL PITTSBURGH (4) AL WASHINGTON (3)
1925/10/13 0 *** Booher, George William Randall [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, William Leroy and Bybee, Mattie Lee Albany, Clinton, Kentucky
1926/--/-- 0 - American artist Georgia O'Keeffe paints her flower portrait Black Iris.
1926/--/-- 0 - American golfer Bobby Jones wins the U.S. Open and the British Open tournaments.
1926/--/-- 0 - American physicist Robert Goddard launches the first liquid-propellant rocket.
1926/--/-- 0 - Antonio Oscar de Fragoso Carmona becomes president after a military coup in Portugal.
1926/--/-- 0 - Chiang Kai-shek organizes the Northern Expedition to unite China.
1926/--/-- 0 - Eamon De Valera organizes the Fianna Fail party in the Republic of Ireland.
1926/--/-- 0 - English author A.A. Milne writes the children's book Winnie-the-Pooh.
1926/--/-- 0 - French troops in Morocco subdue a tribal rebellion led by Abd el-Krim.
1926/--/-- 0 - Germany is admitted to the League of Nations.
1926/--/-- 0 - Hirohito becomes emperor of Japan.
1926/--/-- 0 - Nobile, Amundsen and Ellsworth pilot the airship Norge over the North Pole.
1926/--/-- 0 - Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett make the first airplane flight over the North Pole.
1926/--/-- 0 - Russian composer Dmitry Shostakovich premiers his First Symphony.
1926/--/-- 0 - The General Strike breaks out in Britain involving 3 million workers.
1926/--/-- 0 - The Harlem Globetrotters basketball team is organized in Chicago.
1926/--/-- 0 - U.S. Marines land in Nicaragua to suppress a revolution (they depart in 1933).
1926/07/18 0 *** Booher, David Oscar [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Jonathan Pickens and Guthrie, Alice Ovaleen
1926/10/-- 1 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (4) AL NEW YORK (3)
1926/10/28 1 *** Stephenson, Leander Jacob [Great Grandfather] - Died Springs Cemetery, N. Main St.,
1927/--/-- 1 - American dancer Isadora Duncan is killed in a tragic car accident.
1927/--/-- 1 - American writer Thornton Wilder publishes The Bridge of San Luis Rey.
1927/--/-- 1 - Baseball player Babe Ruth scores a record 60 home runs for the New York Yankees.
1927/--/-- 1 - Blackface singer Al Jolson appears in the first sound motion picture The Jazz Singer.
1927/--/-- 1 - Charles Lindbergh flies solo nonstop from New York to Paris in 33.5 hours.
1927/--/-- 1 - Civil war in China
1927/--/-- 1 - Comedy team Laurel and Hardy appear in their first film Putting Pants on Philip.
1927/--/-- 1 - Dancer Martha Graham opens her first dance studio in New York City.
1927/--/-- 1 - Duke Ellington's jazz band stars at Harlem's Cotton Club in New York City.
1927/--/-- 1 - English novelist Virginia Woolf writes To The Lighthouse.
1927/--/-- 1 - Finnish architect Alvar Aalto designs the Turun Sanomat newspaper building.
1927/--/-- 1 - Georges Lemaitre proposes an expanding model for the creation of the universe.
1927/--/-- 1 - German filmmaker Fritz Lang directs the futuristic film Metropolis.
1927/--/-- 1 - German-Swiss author Hermann Hesse publishes Steppenwolf.
1927/--/-- 1 - Helen Newington Wills wins the Wimbledon tennis championship.
1927/--/-- 1 - Lindbergh crosses Atlantic non-stop
1927/--/-- 1 - The Iron Guard fascist organization is founded in Romania.
1927/10/-- 2 - World Series NL PITTSBURGH (0) AL NEW YORK (4)
1928/--/-- 2 - Amelia Earhart becomes the first woman to fly across the Atlantic.
1928/--/-- 2 - American anthropologist Margaret Mead publishes Coming of Age in Samoa.
1928/--/-- 2 - American comedy team Amos 'n' Andy produce their first radio show.
1928/--/-- 2 - American composer Virgil Thomson writes the opera Four Saints in Three Acts.
1928/--/-- 2 - Arturo Toscanini is made conductor of the New York Philharmonic.
1928/--/-- 2 - Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's play The Front Page is produced.
1928/--/-- 2 - Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill collaborate on the play The Threepenny Opera.
1928/--/-- 2 - British bacteriologist Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin.
1928/--/-- 2 - Chiang Kai-shek captures Peking; the Kuomintang government is established.
1928/--/-- 2 - English novelist Evelyn Waugh publishes Decline and Fall.
1928/--/-- 2 - English physicist Paul Dirac formulates a mathematical description of elementary particles.
1928/--/-- 2 - French composer Maurice Ravel composes the ballet Bolero.
1928/--/-- 2 - Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
1928/--/-- 2 - Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali collaborate on the surrealist film Un Chien andalou.
1928/--/-- 2 - Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca publishes Gypsy Ballads.
1928/--/-- 2 - The Chaco War breaks out between Bolivia and Paraguay over territorial disputes.
1928/--/-- 2 - The Kellog-Briand Pact outlawing war is signed by 15 nations.
1928/--/-- 2 - The first Five-Year Plan for economic reform begins in the Soviet Union.
1928/--/-- 2 - Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse appears in Steamboat Willie, the first sound cartoon.
1928/09/10 3 *** Booher, Joseph Pickens [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Jonathan Pickens and Guthrie, Alice Ovaleen
1928/10/-- 3 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (0) AL NEW YORK (4)
1928/11/29 3 *** Booher, Sallie Jane [Aunt] & Burchett, Joe Ryan - Married
1929/--/-- 3 - Alexander institutes absolute rule as king of Yugoslavia.
1929/--/-- 3 - American explorer Richard E. Byrd flies over the South Pole.
1929/--/-- 3 - American novelist William Faulkner publishes The Sound and the Fury.
1929/--/-- 3 - British poet Robert Graves publishes his war memoir Goodbye To All That.
1929/--/-- 3 - Erich Maria Remarque publishes his war novel All Quiet On the Western Front.
1929/--/-- 3 - Ernest Hemingway writes the war novel A Farewell To Arms.
1929/--/-- 3 - French artist and writer Jean Cocteau publishes Les Enfants Terribles.
1929/--/-- 3 - Heinrich Himmler is appointed head of the SS, Hitler's blackshirted elite guard.
1929/--/-- 3 - Herbert C. Hoover (Republican) becomes president of the United States
1929/--/-- 3 - Hoover is inaugurated as the 31st U.S. president; Curtis becomes vice-president.
1929/--/-- 3 - Jews and Arabs clash at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
1929/--/-- 3 - Seven Chicago gangsters are machine-gunned in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre.
1929/--/-- 3 - Soviet leader Joseph Stalin exiles Leon Trotsky.
1929/--/-- 3 - Stock Market crashes
1929/--/-- 3 - The Lateran Treaty creates the independent state of the Vatican City.
1929/--/-- 3 - The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) is founded in New York City.
1929/--/-- 3 - The Wall Street crash leads to a world-wide economic depression.
1929/--/-- 3 - The Workers Party of America is renamed the Communist Party of the United States.
1929/--/-- 3 - The first Academy Awards are presented; Wings wins best-picture prize.
1929/04/07 3 *** Booher, Benjamin Horace [Uncle] & Duvall, Mary Severn Ross - Married
1929/05/24 3 *** Booher, Georgia Belle [Aunt] & McGuffey, George - Married
1929/10/-- 4 - World Series NL CHICAGO (1) AL PHILADELPHIA (4)
1930/--/-- 4 - American artist Edward Hopper paints Early Sunday Morning.
1930/--/-- 4 - American astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh discovers the planet Pluto.
1930/--/-- 4 - American poet Hart Crane publishes The Bridge.
1930/--/-- 4 - Artist Grant Wood paints American Gothic.
1930/--/-- 4 - British engineer Frank Whittle patents a gas turbine engine for jet aircraft.
1930/--/-- 4 - Carol II is proclaimed king of Romania.
1930/--/-- 4 - Dashiell Hammett publishes the detective novel The Maltese Falcon.
1930/--/-- 4 - English-born American writer W. H. Auden publishes his Poems.
1930/--/-- 4 - Getulio Vargas is appointed president of Brazil after a military coup.
1930/--/-- 4 - Haile Selassie is declared emperor of Ethiopia.
1930/--/-- 4 - Marlene Dietrich stars in Josef von Sternberg's film The Blue Angel.
1930/--/-- 4 - Noel Coward's play Private Lives is produced in London.
1930/--/-- 4 - The British airship R101 crashes in France.
1930/--/-- 4 - The city of Constantinople is re-named Istanbul.
1930/--/-- 4 - Vannevar Bush develops a differential analyzer, an early type of analog computer.
1930/--/-- 4 - Worldwide depression begins
1930/07/21 4 *** Booher, Sara Alice [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Jonathan Pickens and Guthrie, Alice Ovaleen
1930/10/-- 5 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (2) AL PHILADELPHIA (4)
1931/--/-- 5 - American cartoonist Chester Gould creates the adventure comic strip Dick Tracy.
1931/--/-- 5 - American journalist and writer Damon Runyon publishes Guys and Dolls.
1931/--/-- 5 - American writer Pearl Buck publishes The Good Earth.
1931/--/-- 5 - Auguste Piccard makes the first manned balloon flight into the stratosphere.
1931/--/-- 5 - Ben Shahn begins a series of paintings inspired by the Sacco-Vanzetti case.
1931/--/-- 5 - Chicago gangster Al Capone is jailed for income tax evasion.
1931/--/-- 5 - Explorer George Hubert Wilkins makes a submarine voyage under the Arctic ice.
1931/--/-- 5 - Japanese forces occupy Manchuria.
1931/--/-- 5 - Lawrence invents cyclotron
1931/--/-- 5 - Organic chemist W. H. Carothers invents nylon, the first successful synthetic fiber.
1931/--/-- 5 - Radio astronomy begins when Karl Jansky detects radio waves from space.
1931/--/-- 5 - Spain is declared a republic; King Alfonso XIII abdicates.
1931/--/-- 5 - The Empire State Building becomes the tallest building in the world.
1931/--/-- 5 - The Star-Spangled Banner becomes the U.S. national anthem.
1931/04/14 5 *** Booher, Joyce Clementine [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Benjamin Horace and Duvall, Mary Severn Ross Detroit, Wayne, Michigan
1931/10/-- 6 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (4) AL PHILADELPHIA (3)
1932/--/-- 6 - American physicist Carl D. Anderson discovers the positron.
1932/--/-- 6 - American sculptor Alexander Calder creates his first mobile.
1932/--/-- 6 - American southern author Erskine Caldwell publishes Tobacco Road.
1932/--/-- 6 - Antonio de Oliveira Salazar assumes dictatorial powers as premier of Portugal.
1932/--/-- 6 - Arab leader Ibn Saud founds the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
1932/--/-- 6 - British author Aldous Huxley publishes Brave New World.
1932/--/-- 6 - Charles Lindbergh's infant son is kidnapped.
1932/--/-- 6 - Eamon de Valera is elected president of the Republic of Ireland.
1932/--/-- 6 - Engelbert Dollfuss is elected chancellor of Austria.
1932/--/-- 6 - English physicist James Chadwick discovers the neutron.
1932/--/-- 6 - Presidential nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt pledges a New Deal.
1932/--/-- 6 - Radio City Music Hall opens in New York City's Rockefeller Center.
1932/--/-- 6 - Revolution in Siam (Thailand) replaces the monarchy with a constitutional government.
1932/--/-- 6 - Sir Oswald Mosley founds the British Union of Fascists.
1932/--/-- 6 - The Bonus Army of war veterans is dispersed by troops in Washington, D.C.
1932/--/-- 6 - The Royal Shakespeare Theater opens at Stratford-on-Avon, England.
1932/--/-- 6 - The first particle accelerator is built at the Cavendish Laboratory in England.
1932/10/-- 7 - World Series NL CHICAGO (0) AL NEW YORK (4)
1933/--/-- 7 - A fossilized skull of the prehistoric Steinheim man is found in Germany.
1933/--/-- 7 - Actor Charles Laughton stars in the film The Private Life of Henry VIII.
1933/--/-- 7 - Busby Berkeley choreographs the dances for the film Gold Diggers of 1933.
1933/--/-- 7 - Dancers Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in the film Flying Down to Rio.
1933/--/-- 7 - Edwin Armstrong invents frequency modulation (FM) to eliminate radio static.
1933/--/-- 7 - Fiorello La Guardia is elected mayor of New York City for the first time.
1933/--/-- 7 - Frances Perkins becomes the first woman cabinet member in U.S. history.
1933/--/-- 7 - Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) becomes president of the United States
1933/--/-- 7 - French novelist and political activist Andre Malraux publishes Man's Fate.
1933/--/-- 7 - Fulgencio Batista leads a military coup against Gerardo Machado y Morales in Cuba.
1933/--/-- 7 - Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey found their first swing band.
1933/--/-- 7 - Joseph Goebbels is appointed as minister of propaganda for the Nazi party.
1933/--/-- 7 - Mae West stars in the films She Done Him Wrong and I'm No Angel.
1933/--/-- 7 - Norwegian fascist Vidkun Quisling founds the National Unity party.
1933/--/-- 7 - President Paul von Hindenburg names Adolf Hitler as chancellor of Germany.
1933/--/-- 7 - Roosevelt begins "New Deal"
1933/--/-- 7 - Roosevelt is inaugurated as the 32nd U.S. president; Garner becomes vice-president.
1933/--/-- 7 - The 21st Amendment ends the prohibition era in the U.S.
1933/--/-- 7 - The Marx Brothers star in the classic comedy film Duck Soup.
1933/--/-- 7 - The National Recovery Administration (NRA) is launched by President Roosevelt.
1933/--/-- 7 - The Nazis erect the first concentration camps in Germany.
1933/--/-- 7 - The Public Works Administration (PWA) is formed to fund public construction projects.
1933/--/-- 7 - The Reichstag fire gives the Nazis a pretext for outlawing the German Communist party.
1933/--/-- 7 - The Stavisky affair causes a financial scandal in France.
1933/04/02 7 *** Booher, Doris Evangeline [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Lancaster, Garrard, Kentucky
1933/09/25 8 *** Booher, George Washington [Grandfather] & Mansfield, Della G. - Married
1933/10/-- 8 - World Series NL NEW YORK (4) AL WASHINGTON (1)
1933/10/24 8 *** Burchett, Knox Ryan [1st cousin] - Born to Burchett, Joe Ryan and Booher, Sallie Jane
1934/--/-- 8 - Adolf Hitler becomes "Fueher" of Germany
1934/--/-- 8 - Alexander, king of Yugoslavia, is assassinated; his son Peter II succeeds him.
1934/--/-- 8 - American cartoonist Al Capp begins the comic strip Li'l Abner.
1934/--/-- 8 - Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss is murdered by Austrian Nazis.
1934/--/-- 8 - Cole Porter writes the score for the Broadway musical Anything Goes.
1934/--/-- 8 - Drought leads to severe dust storms in the Dust Bowl region of the Great Plains.
1934/--/-- 8 - Elijah Muhammad becomes leader of the Nation of Islam (the Black Muslims).
1934/--/-- 8 - Fermi creates plutonium
1934/--/-- 8 - George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein found The School of American Ballet.
1934/--/-- 8 - Henry Miller publishes the Tropic of Cancer. (It is banned in the U.S. until 1961.)
1934/--/-- 8 - Hitler becomes Fuhrer (leader) of Germany after Hindenburg's death.
1934/--/-- 8 - John Dillinger, public enemy number one, is killed by the FBI.
1934/--/-- 8 - Lazaro Cardenas is chosen by Plutarco Calles as president of Mexico.
1934/--/-- 8 - Lillian Hellman's play The Children's Hour is produced.
1934/--/-- 8 - Mao Tse-tung leads the Chinese Communists on the Long March.
1934/--/-- 8 - Naturalist Charles W. Beebe makes a record dive of 3,028 ft in a bathyscaphe.
1934/--/-- 8 - SA leader Ernst Roehm is assassinated on the orders of Hitler.
1934/--/-- 8 - Surrealist artist Rene Magritte paints The Human Condition.
1934/--/-- 8 - The British ocean liner Queen Mary is launched.
1934/--/-- 8 - The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is formed to regulate broadcasting.
1934/--/-- 8 - The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is formed to protect U.S. investors.
1934/06/06 8 *** Booher, Harold [Uncle] - Born to Booher, George Washington and Mansfield, Della G. Albany, Clinton, Kentucky
1934/07/29 8 *** Booher, Edwin Ray [Brother] - Born to Booher, Edwin Raymond and Farmer, Nellie Jane
1934/09/15 9 *** Booher, Beatrice Eileen [1st cousin] & Huddleston, Daniel Cleveland - Married
1934/10/-- 9 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (4) AL DETROIT (3)
1934/10/30 9 *** Booher, Leah Vorees [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Augusta, Bracken, KY
1935/--/-- 9 - American writer Thomas Wolfe publishes Of Time and the River.
1935/--/-- 9 - Arthur Dempster discovers U-235, the isotope of uranium used in atomic bombs.
1935/--/-- 9 - Child film actress Shirley Temple stars in The Little Colonel.
1935/--/-- 9 - Controversial Louisiana senator Huey P. Long is assassinated.
1935/--/-- 9 - Eduard Benes succeeds Tomas Masaryk as president of Czechoslovakia.
1935/--/-- 9 - Errol Flynn stars in the swashbuckling adventure film Captain Blood.
1935/--/-- 9 - Filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock directs The 39 Steps.
1935/--/-- 9 - George Gershwin composes the modern American opera Porgy and Bess.
1935/--/-- 9 - Hitler announces German rearmament in violation of the Treaty of Versailles.
1935/--/-- 9 - Italy invades Abyssinia (now Ethiopia).
1935/--/-- 9 - King of Swing Benny Goodman forms the Benny Goodman Trio.
1935/--/-- 9 - Leni Riefenstahl directs the Nazi propaganda film Triumph of the Will.
1935/--/-- 9 - Physicist Hideki Yukawa predicts the existence of the meson subatomic particle.
1935/--/-- 9 - Robert Sherwood's play The Petrified Forest is produced.
1935/--/-- 9 - Scottish physicist Robert Watson-Watt patents the first practical radar system.
1935/--/-- 9 - Social Security Act provides retirement insurance
1935/--/-- 9 - Swedish film actress Greta Garbo stars in Anna Karenina.
1935/--/-- 9 - The Monopoly board game is patented in the U.S.
1935/--/-- 9 - The Moscow subway is opened.
1935/--/-- 9 - The Nuremberg Racial Laws deprive German Jews of their citizenship.
1935/--/-- 9 - The monarchy is restored in Greece under George II.
1935/03/09 9 *** Fudge, William [1st cousin] - Born to Fudge, Edward and Booher, Bessie Gladsy
1935/04/27 9 *** Huddleston, Ralph Edward [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Huddleston, Daniel Cleveland and Booher, Beatrice Eileen Brown's Cross Roads, Clinton, Kentucky
1935/10/-- 10 - World Series NL CHICAGO (2) AL DETROIT (4)
1936/--/-- 10 - Black athlete Jesse Owens wins 4 gold medals at the Berlin Olympic Games.
1936/--/-- 10 - Boulder Dam is completed in Arizona (it is renamed Hoover Dam in 1947).
1936/--/-- 10 - Edward VIII abdicates as king of Great Britain; he is succeeded by George VI.
1936/--/-- 10 - HItler and Mussolini announce the Rome-Berlin Axis (alliance).
1936/--/-- 10 - Henry R. Luce begins publishing Life magazine.
1936/--/-- 10 - Ioannis Metaxas establishes a dictatorship in Greece.
1936/--/-- 10 - Italy and Germany send military forces and aid to support Franco in Spain.
1936/--/-- 10 - Italy annexes Abyssinia (Ethiopia); Emperor Haile Selassie is exiled.
1936/--/-- 10 - Japan concludes the Anti-Comintern Pact with Germany.
1936/--/-- 10 - John Maynard Keynes writes The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money.
1936/--/-- 10 - Margaret Mitchell publishes her only novel Gone With the Wind.
1936/--/-- 10 - Olympic ice skater Sonja Henie turns professional.
1936/--/-- 10 - Spanish Civil War
1936/--/-- 10 - Stalin begins the Great Purge of Soviet Russia's political and military leadership.
1936/--/-- 10 - The British Broadcasting Service (BBC) begins the first public television service.
1936/--/-- 10 - The Soviet Union and the International Brigades support the Nationalists in Spain.
1936/--/-- 10 - The Spanish Civil War begins when General Franco leads a military revolt.
1936/--/-- 10 - The works of the composer Dmitry Shostakovich are denounced in Russia.
1936/01/-- 10 - Edward VIII succeeds as King of Great Britain and Ireland.
1936/07/18 10 *** McGuffey, Nancy Sharon [1st cousin] - Born to McGuffey, George and Booher, Georgia Belle Mt. Sterling, Montgomery, Kentucky
1936/10/-- 11 - World Series NL NEW YORK (2) AL NEW YORK (4)
1936/12/10 11 - George VI succeeds as King of Great Britain and Ireland upon the abdication of E
1936/12/30 11 *** Booher, Ruby Nell [1st cousin] & Upchurch, Herbert "Doc" - Married
1937/--/-- 11 - American author John Steinbeck publishes Of Mice and Men.
1937/--/-- 11 - Anastasio Somoza Garcia becomes president of Nicaragua.
1937/--/-- 11 - Aviatrix Amelia Earhart is lost during a flight across the Pacific.
1937/--/-- 11 - Ballet dancer Margot Fonteyn debuts in Giselle at Sadler's Wells, London.
1937/--/-- 11 - Danish author Isak Dinesen publishes her autobiography Out of Africa.
1937/--/-- 11 - Dow Chemical develops plastics
1937/--/-- 11 - English writer and scholar J.R.R. Tolkien publishes the fantasy novel The Hobbit.
1937/--/-- 11 - Farouk succeeds Fuad I as king of Egypt.
1937/--/-- 11 - Frank Lloyd Wright begins building the Taliesin West complex in Arizona.
1937/--/-- 11 - French filmmaker Jean Renoir directs Grand Illusion.
1937/--/-- 11 - German aircraft supporting Franco's forces destroy the town of Guernica in Spain.
1937/--/-- 11 - Joe Louis the Brown Bomber wins the heavyweight boxing championship.
1937/--/-- 11 - Nationalist and Communist forces unite to combat the Japanese in China.
1937/--/-- 11 - Neville Chamberlain succeeds Stanley Baldwin as prime minister of Britain.
1937/--/-- 11 - Swing bandleader Artie Shaw records Begin the Beguine.
1937/--/-- 11 - The Duke of Windsor (former King Edward VIII) marries the divorcee Mrs. Simpson.
1937/--/-- 11 - The German airship Hindenburg is destroyed by fire at Lakehurst, N.J.
1937/--/-- 11 - The Golden Gate Bridge is opened in San Francisco.
1937/--/-- 11 - The Japanese invasion of China begins the Second Sino-Japanese War.
1937/05/02 11 - George VI crowned King of Great Britain and Ireland at Westminster Abbey by Cosm
1937/07/04 11 *** Booher, Reba Madelene [Sister] & Jones, Harley Wayne - Married
1937/07/28 11 *** Huddleston, Lane Cleveland [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Huddleston, Daniel Cleveland and Booher, Beatrice Eileen Brown's Cross Roads, Clinton, Kentucky
1937/08/03 12 *** Booher, Ralph Ewing [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Covington, Kenton, KY
1937/10/-- 12 - World Series NL NEW YORK (1) AL NEW YORK (4)
1937/10/30 12 *** Carter, Martha Ann [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Carter, Earl and Booher, Mable Imogene Wayne County, Kentucky
1937/12/01 12 *** Booher, Marvin Pauline [Uncle] & Meeker, Louise - Married
1938/--/-- 12 - A coelacanth, a fish thought extinct for 65 million years, is caught off the cost of Africa.
1938/--/-- 12 - American composer Aaron Copland writes the ballet score for Billy the Kid.
1938/--/-- 12 - American singer Ella Fitzgerald records A-tisket, A-tasket.
1938/--/-- 12 - British prime minister Neville Chamberlain declares "peace for our time."
1938/--/-- 12 - Chamberlain and Daladier appease Hitler at the Munich Conference.
1938/--/-- 12 - Chester Carlson invents xerography, the first electrostatic dry-copying process.
1938/--/-- 12 - Don Budge becomes the first player to win the Grand Slam (4 tennis championships).
1938/--/-- 12 - General Franco isolates the Republican forces in Spain and attacks Catalonia.
1938/--/-- 12 - German chemist Otto Hahn discovers the principles of nuclear fission.
1938/--/-- 12 - Germany occupies the Sudetenland in western Czechoslovakia.
1938/--/-- 12 - Hitler invades Austria; a union (Anschluss) of Austria and Germany is proclaimed.
1938/--/-- 12 - Hungarian Lajos Biro invents the first practical ball-point pen.
1938/--/-- 12 - Ismet Inonu succeeds Kemal Atuturk as president of Turkey.
1938/--/-- 12 - Jewish property is attacked in Germany in the Kristallnacht (night of broken glass).
1938/--/-- 12 - Jewish psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud flees to England to escape Nazi persecution.
1938/--/-- 12 - Orson Welles' radio broadcast of War of the Worlds causes panic in the U.S.
1938/--/-- 12 - Swing musician Glenn Miller organizes his band.
1938/--/-- 12 - The House Committee on Un-American Activities investigates U.S. subversives.
1938/--/-- 12 - The U.S. and Britain send aid to the Chinese in their war against Japan.
1938/--/-- 12 - Thornton Wilder wins the Pulitzer Prize for his play Our Town.
1938/--/-- 12 - Walt Disney's feature-length cartoon Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is shown.
1938/05/16 12 *** Wright, Jimmy Glenn [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Wright, General Glenn and Booher, Mada Albany, Kentucky
1938/08/24 13 *** Booher, Elizabeth Ann [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Jonathan Pickens and Guthrie, Alice Ovaleen Clay KY
1938/10/-- 13 - World Series NL CHICAGO (0) AL NEW YORK (4)
1938/10/28 13 *** Jones, Wayne [Nephew] - Born to Jones, Harley Wayne and Booher, Reba Madelene
1939/--/-- 13 - American author Nathanael West publishes The Day of the Locust.
1939/--/-- 13 - American novelist John Steinbeck publishes The Grapes of Wrath.
1939/--/-- 13 - An Anglo-Saxon burial ship is excavated at Sutton Hoo in England.
1939/--/-- 13 - Britain and France declare war on Germany but are unable to aid Poland.
1939/--/-- 13 - Child film actress Judy Garland stars in the musical The Wizard of Oz.
1939/--/-- 13 - Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh star in the film Gone With the Wind.
1939/--/-- 13 - English author Christopher Isherwood publishes Goodbye to Berlin.
1939/--/-- 13 - Foreign ministers Ribbentrop and Molotov sign the Nazi-Soviet Pact of nonaggression.
1939/--/-- 13 - General Franco's forces capture Madrid, ending the Spanish Civil War.
1939/--/-- 13 - Germany and Italy form the Pact of Steel military alliance.
1939/--/-- 13 - Germany invades Poland, beginning World War II.
1939/--/-- 13 - Igor Sikorsky develops America's first successful helicopter.
1939/--/-- 13 - Italian forces occupy Albania; King Zog is forced into exile.
1939/--/-- 13 - Physical chemist Linus Pauling publishes The Nature of the Chemical Bond.
1939/--/-- 13 - President Roosevelt (prompted by Einstein) orders a U.S. effort to build an atomic bomb.
1939/--/-- 13 - President Roosevelt declares U.S. neutrality in World War II.
1939/--/-- 13 - Robert Gordon Menzies succeeds Joseph Lyons as prime minister of Australia.
1939/--/-- 13 - Soviet troops invade Poland; Germany and the USSR partition the country.
1939/--/-- 13 - Swiss chemist Paul Muller discovers the chemical insecticide DDT.
1939/--/-- 13 - The He 176, the first jet airplane, takes to the air in Germany.
1939/--/-- 13 - The Russo-Finnish War begins with the Soviet invasion of Finland.
1939/--/-- 13 - The first nylon stockings are marketed.
1939/--/-- 13 - World War II begins
1939/02/09 13 *** Burchett, Troy [1st cousin] - Born to Burchett, Joe Ryan and Booher, Sallie Jane
1939/08/01 13 *** Booher, Virginia Kaye [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Benjamin Horace and Duvall, Mary Severn Ross Detroit, Wayne, Michigan
1939/10/-- 14 - World Series NL CINCINNATI (0) AL NEW YORK (4)
1939/10/20 14 *** Booher, Robert Morris [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Covington, Kenton, KY
1939/12/13 14 *** Booher, George Washington [Grandfather] - Died Albany, Clinton, Kentucky Albany, Clinton, Kentucky
1939/12/24 14 *** Booher, Aubrey Orestes [1st cousin] & Henson, Mildred Louise - Married
1940/--/-- 14 - American novelist Carson McCullers publishes The Heart is a Lonely Hunter.
1940/--/-- 14 - Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour star in the film Road to Singapore.
1940/--/-- 14 - British air victory in the Battle of Britain prevents the German invasion of England.
1940/--/-- 14 - Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn star in the film The Philadelphia Story.
1940/--/-- 14 - Ernest Hemingway publishes For Whom the Bell Tolls.
1940/--/-- 14 - Exiled revolutionary Leon Trotsky is assassinated in Mexico on Stalin's orders.
1940/--/-- 14 - General Charles de Gaulle rallies Free French resistance in London.
1940/--/-- 14 - German forces reach Paris; Vichy France under Marshal Petain signs an armistice.
1940/--/-- 14 - Germany invades Denmark and Norway; Allied forces aid Norway but are defeated.
1940/--/-- 14 - Italian forces invade Egypt but are repulsed; the British invade Libya.
1940/--/-- 14 - Italy declares war on the Allies and invades southern France.
1940/--/-- 14 - Japan joins the Axis alliance and occupies northern French Indochina (Vietnam).
1940/--/-- 14 - King Carol II of Romania abdicates; Romania and Hungary join the Axis forces.
1940/--/-- 14 - Prehistoric cave paintings are discovered at Lascaux in France.
1940/--/-- 14 - Radar wins Battle of Britian
1940/--/-- 14 - Raymond Chandler publishes the detective novel Farewell, My Lovely.
1940/--/-- 14 - The British expeditionary force is evacuated from Dunkerque in France.
1940/--/-- 14 - The German army begins a blitzkrieg attack on Holland, Belgium, and France.
1940/--/-- 14 - The Soviet Union annexes the Baltic States of Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia.
1940/--/-- 14 - The Tacoma Narrows bridge collapses because of oscillations caused by the wind.
1940/--/-- 14 - Winston Churchill becomes British prime minister after Chamberlain resigns.
1940/04/19 14 *** Huddleston, Billy Gene [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Huddleston, Daniel Cleveland and Booher, Beatrice Eileen Brown's Cross Roads, Clinton, Kentucky
1940/05/28 14 *** Carter, Allen Gene [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Carter, Earl and Booher, Mable Imogene Wayne County, Kentucky
1940/07/16 14 *** Booher, Peter Choate [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Marvin Pauline and Meeker, Louise St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
1940/10/-- 15 - World Series NL CINCINNATI (4) AL DETROIT (3)
1941/--/-- 15 - A British task force sinks the German pocket battleship Bismarck.
1941/--/-- 15 - Baseball player Joe DiMaggio sets a new record for hitting in 56 consecutive games.
1941/--/-- 15 - Benchley Park computers sabotage German Enigma
1941/--/-- 15 - Churchill and Roosevelt's Atlantic Charter meeting establishes war and peace aims.
1941/--/-- 15 - German U-boats inflict heavy losses on British shipping in the Battle of the Atlantic.
1941/--/-- 15 - German paratroopers land on Crete and capture the island from the British.
1941/--/-- 15 - German playwright Bertholt Brecht writes Mother Courage and Her Children.
1941/--/-- 15 - Germany invades Yugoslavia and Greece; British forces are evacuated to Crete.
1941/--/-- 15 - Germany invades the Soviet Union.
1941/--/-- 15 - Gutzon Borglum completes the sculptured heads of four presidents at Mount Rushmore.
1941/--/-- 15 - Ho Chi Minh organizes the Viet Minh to combat the Japanese in Indochina.
1941/--/-- 15 - Japanese forces capture Hong Kong and invade Malaya and the Philippines.
1941/--/-- 15 - Karsh's photographic portrait of Churchill becomes a symbol of British resistance.
1941/--/-- 15 - Nazi leader Rudolf Hess flies to England on a quixotic peace mission.
1941/--/-- 15 - Orson Welles directs the film Citizen Kane.
1941/--/-- 15 - President Roosevelt talks of Four Freedoms in his State of the Union speech.
1941/--/-- 15 - Swedish film actress Greta Garbo retires.
1941/--/-- 15 - The German Africa Corps under Erwin Rommel begins an offensive in North Africa.
1941/--/-- 15 - The German Blitz, the nighttime bombing of London, is at its height.
1941/--/-- 15 - The German advance on Moscow is halted by the winter weather.
1941/--/-- 15 - The Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor; America enters World War II.
1941/--/-- 15 - The Japanese occupy Indochina and move into Cambodia (Kampuchea) and Thailand.
1941/--/-- 15 - The Lend-Lease Act allows the transfer of U.S. war materials to Britain and China.
1941/--/-- 15 - The U.S. freezes Japanese assets in retaliation for Japan's territorial aggression.
1941/--/-- 15 - U.S. troops occupy Iceland to forestall its occupation by Germany.
1941/09/02 16 *** Booher, William Eugene [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Booher, Aubrey Orestes and Henson, Mildred Louise Ironton, Lawrence, Ohio
1941/10/-- 16 - World Series NL BROOKLYN (1) AL NEW YORK (4)
1941/10/10 16 *** Huddleston, Gary Phillip [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Huddleston, Daniel Cleveland and Booher, Beatrice Eileen Albany, Clinton, Kentucky
1941/12/04 16 *** Carter, Will Ray [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Carter, Earl and Booher, Mable Imogene Wayne County, Kentucky
1942/--/-- 16 - A Russian counterattack isolates the Sixth Army at Stalingrad; Hitler orders no retreat.
1942/--/-- 16 - A U.S. fleet defeats the Japanese at the Battle of Midway.
1942/--/-- 16 - Actor James Cagney wins an Academy Award for the film Yankee Doodle Dandie.
1942/--/-- 16 - American B-25 bombers make the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo.
1942/--/-- 16 - American and Filipino forces retreat to the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines.
1942/--/-- 16 - American crooner Bing Crosby records the hit song White Christmas.
1942/--/-- 16 - American forces in the Philippines surrender; the Bataan death march begins.
1942/--/-- 16 - American humorist James Thurber publishes The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
1942/--/-- 16 - French writer Albert Camus publishes The Stranger.
1942/--/-- 16 - Gandhi is arrested after the Quit India movement demands a British withdrawal.
1942/--/-- 16 - General MacArthur is ordered to the leave the Philippines; he vows I shall return.
1942/--/-- 16 - German forces occupy Vichy France; the French fleet is scuttled in Toulon harbor.
1942/--/-- 16 - Hitler proposes the Final Solution of the Jewish Question; the Holocaust begins.
1942/--/-- 16 - Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman star in the classic film Casablanca.
1942/--/-- 16 - Italian filmmaker Luchino Visconti directs his first film Ossessione.
1942/--/-- 16 - Manhattan Project scientists under Fermi produce the first controlled chain reaction.
1942/--/-- 16 - Rommel's Africa Corps capture Tobruk and drive the British back to Egypt.
1942/--/-- 16 - The British Eighth Army under Montgomery begins a new drive into Libya.
1942/--/-- 16 - The German advance in the Caucasus is halted at Stalingrad (now Volgograd).
1942/--/-- 16 - The German advance on Egypt is halted at the Battle of El-Alamein.
1942/--/-- 16 - The Japanese conquer Malaya, Singapore, Indonesia and Burma.
1942/--/-- 16 - The RAF makes the first 1,000 bomber raid on the German city of Cologne.
1942/--/-- 16 - The Soviet southern offensive is halted; the Germans advance on the Caucasus.
1942/--/-- 16 - The U.S. government transfers 110,000 Japanese Americans to internment camps.
1942/--/-- 16 - U.S. Marines invade Guadalcanal, beginning the campaign of re-conquest.
1942/--/-- 16 - U.S. forces under General Eisenhower invade Morocco and Algeria.
1942/--/-- 16 - V-2 (Vengeance Weapon 2) rockets are tested at Peenemunde in Germany.
1942/02/07 16 *** Booher, Velma Ruth [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Covington, Kenton, KY
1942/02/07 16 *** Booher, Victoria [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Marvin Pauline and Meeker, Louise St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri
1942/03/14 16 *** Wright, Jesse Wayne [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Wright, General Glenn and Booher, Mada Albany, Kentucky
1942/07/14 16 *** Jones, Ben Hall [Nephew] - Born to Jones, Harley Wayne and Booher, Reba Madelene
1942/10/-- 17 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (4) AL NEW YORK (1)
1943/--/-- 17 - American aircraft join the RAF in round the clock bombing of Germany.
1943/--/-- 17 - American author Carson McCullers publishes The Ballad of the Sad Cafe.
1943/--/-- 17 - American writer Ayn Rand publishes The Fountainhead.
1943/--/-- 17 - Churchill and Roosevelt meet at Casablanca to plan their war strategy.
1943/--/-- 17 - Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin meet at the Tehran Conference.
1943/--/-- 17 - French existentialist writer Jean Paul Sartre publishes Being and Nothingness.
1943/--/-- 17 - French writer and feminist Simone de Beauvoir publishes She Came to Stay.
1943/--/-- 17 - German paratroopers rescue Mussolini.
1943/--/-- 17 - Marine explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau invents the Aqualung (scuba).
1943/--/-- 17 - Marshal Badoglio signs an armistice with the Allies; Italy declares war on Germany.
1943/--/-- 17 - Mussolini is deposed; Marshal Badoglio assumes power in Italy.
1943/--/-- 17 - Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's musical Oklahoma! is produced.
1943/--/-- 17 - Robert Oppenheimer establishes the Los Alamos laboratory to build the atomic bomb.
1943/--/-- 17 - Singer Paul Robeson stars in the title role of the Broadway production of Othello.
1943/--/-- 17 - The Allied armies invade Sicily.
1943/--/-- 17 - The Allies invade the southern tip of Italy.
1943/--/-- 17 - The British and American armies link up in Africa; 250,000 Axis prisoners are taken.
1943/--/-- 17 - The German Sixth Army surrenders at Stalingrad; 100,000 are taken prisoner.
1943/--/-- 17 - The Germans suppress a revolt by Polish Jews; the Warsaw ghetto is destroyed.
1943/--/-- 17 - The Russian offensive reaches the Dnepr River; Kiev and Smolensk are recaptured.
1943/--/-- 17 - The Russians defeat the Germans at Kursk in the largest tank battle in history.
1943/04/16 17 *** Booher, James Wendell [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Covington, Kenton, KY
1943/06/21 17 *** Booher, David Larr [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Marvin Pauline and Meeker, Louise Athens, Athens, Ohio
1943/10/-- 18 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (1) AL NEW YORK (4)
1944/--/-- 18 - A British airborne landing at Arnhem in the Netherlands is repulsed by the Germans.
1944/--/-- 18 - Aaron Copland composes the ballet Appalachian Spring.
1944/--/-- 18 - Allied D-Day invasion forces land at Normandy in northern France.
1944/--/-- 18 - Allied forces break out from the Normandy enclave and liberate Paris.
1944/--/-- 18 - Allied forces in Italy land behind the German Gustav Line at Anzio.
1944/--/-- 18 - American aircraft from the Marianas begin the strategic bombing of Japan.
1944/--/-- 18 - American forces under General Mark Clark occupy Rome.
1944/--/-- 18 - An Allied invasion force lands in southern France.
1944/--/-- 18 - British forces begin the reconquest of Burma from the Japanese.
1944/--/-- 18 - British forces occupy Athens and intervene in a communist inspired civil war.
1944/--/-- 18 - Child film actors Mickey Rooney and Elizabeth Taylor star in National Velvet.
1944/--/-- 18 - Communist resistance fighters under Josip Broz-Tito liberate Yugoslavia.
1944/--/-- 18 - English writer Somerset Maugham publishes The Razor's Edge.
1944/--/-- 18 - Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson dies from an accidental drug overdose.
1944/--/-- 18 - French novelist Colette writes Gigi.
1944/--/-- 18 - German officers attempt to assassinate Hitler.
1944/--/-- 18 - Normandy landings
1944/--/-- 18 - Oswald Avery determines that DNA is the hereditary material of the cell.
1944/--/-- 18 - Polish resistance fighters are defeated by the Germans in the Warsaw Uprising.
1944/--/-- 18 - Romania and Bulgaria sign an armistice with the Allies and declare war on Germany.
1944/--/-- 18 - Roosevelt is reelected for an unprecedented fourth term; Truman becomes vice-president.
1944/--/-- 18 - Soviet forces cross the Romanian border and reconquer the Crimea.
1944/--/-- 18 - Soviet forces reach the suburbs of Warsaw in Poland.
1944/--/-- 18 - Tennessee Williams' play The Glass Menagerie is produced.
1944/--/-- 18 - The G.I. Bill of Rights is established to provide assistance to war veterans.
1944/--/-- 18 - The German army launches the Battle of the Bulge, its last counteroffensive.
1944/--/-- 18 - The Soviet's relieve the city of Leningrad after a German siege lasting 890 days.
1944/--/-- 18 - The U.S. First Army occupies Aachen -- the first German city to fall to the Allies.
1944/--/-- 18 - The World Bank is established to assist European postwar recovery.
1944/--/-- 18 - U.S. Marines invade Guam and Saipan in the Marianas.
1944/--/-- 18 - U.S. forces under Admiral Nimitz defeat a Japanese fleet in the Battle of the Philippine Sea.
1944/--/-- 18 - V-1 (and later the V-2) weapons of vengeance are launched against London.
1944/02/17 18 *** Upchurch, Buel Gayle [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Upchurch, Herbert "Doc" and Booher, Ruby Nell Albany, Clinton, Kentucky
1944/10/-- 19 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (4) AL ST. LOUIS (2)
1944/10/15 19 *** Van Jones, Lyle [Nephew] - Born to Jones, Harley Wayne and Booher, Reba Madelene
1945/--/-- 19 - Advancing Allied armies discover Nazi extermination camps.
1945/--/-- 19 - Allied forces cross the Rhine and begin the final assault on Germany.
1945/--/-- 19 - British actor Laurence Olivier wins critical acclaim for his portrayal of Richard III.
1945/--/-- 19 - British author George Orwell publishes the satirical fable Animal Farm.
1945/--/-- 19 - Charlie "Bird" Parker and Dizzy Gillespie make the first bebop recordings.
1945/--/-- 19 - Churchill is defeated in the British elections by Labour leader Clement Attlee.
1945/--/-- 19 - Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin meet at the Yalta Conference.
1945/--/-- 19 - Churchill, Truman and Stalin hold the last wartime conference at Potsdam.
1945/--/-- 19 - Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan and Yemen form the Arab League.
1945/--/-- 19 - French dramatist Jean Giraudoux writes the play The Madwoman of Chaillot.
1945/--/-- 19 - General MacArthur heads the U.S. occupation forces in Japan.
1945/--/-- 19 - German jet aircraft are unable to prevent mass Allied air attacks.
1945/--/-- 19 - German playwright Bertholt Brecht writes The Caucasian Chalk Circle.
1945/--/-- 19 - German rocket engineer Wernher Von Braun continues his research in the U.S.
1945/--/-- 19 - Germany and Austria are divided between the Allies into 4 zones of occupation.
1945/--/-- 19 - Harry S. Truman (Democrat) becomes president of the United States
1945/--/-- 19 - Hitler commits suicide in his Berlin bunker; Germany surrenders to the Allies.
1945/--/-- 19 - Ho Chi Minh proclaims the independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
1945/--/-- 19 - Indonesian nationalists led by Sukarno proclaim the nation independent.
1945/--/-- 19 - Japan signs an armistice with the Allies, ending World War II.
1945/--/-- 19 - Korea is divided between U.S. and Soviet occupation forces along the 38th parallel.
1945/--/-- 19 - Marshal Zhukov's Soviet troops launch the final attack on Berlin.
1945/--/-- 19 - Mussolini is killed by Italian partisans.
1945/--/-- 19 - Nationalists and Communist forces resume their civil war in China.
1945/--/-- 19 - Roberto Rosselini's neorealist "Open City"
1945/--/-- 19 - Romulo Betancourt becomes president of Venezuela for the first time.
1945/--/-- 19 - Roosevelt dies; Harry S. Truman is inaugurated as the 33rd U.S. president.
1945/--/-- 19 - Singer Frank Sinatra stars in the film musical Anchors Aweigh.
1945/--/-- 19 - Suicide attacks by Japanese kamikaze pilots are unable to stem the U.S. advances.
1945/--/-- 19 - The Soviet Union declares war on Japan.
1945/--/-- 19 - The U.S. drops atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
1945/--/-- 19 - The United Nations is formed; Trygve Halvdan Lie becomes secretary-general (1946).
1945/--/-- 19 - The trial of Nazi war criminals begins at Nuremberg in Germany.
1945/--/-- 19 - Tito becomes head of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
1945/--/-- 19 - U.S. A-bombs Japan
1945/--/-- 19 - U.S. Marines invade the Japanese islands of Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
1945/--/-- 19 - U.S. forces under MacArthur liberate the Philippines.
1945/--/-- 19 - United Nations formed
1945/--/-- 19 - World War II ends
1945/09/23 20 *** Booher, Patricia Mae & Poore, Lloyd H. [Husband] - Married
1945/10/-- 20 - World Series NL CHICAGO (3) AL DETROIT (4)
1946/--/-- 20 - American author Robert Penn Warren publishes All the King's Men.
1946/--/-- 20 - Communists abolish the monarchy in Bulgaria; Georgi Dimitrov becomes premier.
1946/--/-- 20 - Dr. Spock publishes The Commonsense Book of Baby and Child Care.
1946/--/-- 20 - ELAS communist forces begin a civil war in Greece.
1946/--/-- 20 - ENIAC, the first successful electronic digital computer, becomes operational.
1946/--/-- 20 - Elections in Italy abolish the monarchy in favor of a republic.
1946/--/-- 20 - General De Gaulle resigns as president of France; the Fourth Republic is formed.
1946/--/-- 20 - Greek author Nikos Kazantzakis publishes Zorba the Greek.
1946/--/-- 20 - Juan Peron is elected president of Argentina.
1946/--/-- 20 - MacArthur promotes Japanese democracy with the emperor as constitutional monarch.
1946/--/-- 20 - Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini becomes the first U.S. citizen to be canonized.
1946/--/-- 20 - Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier designs Unite d'Habitation in Marseilles.
1946/--/-- 20 - Terence Rattigan's play The Winslow Boy is produced.
1946/--/-- 20 - The Philippines are granted independence with Manuel Roxas y Acuna as president.
1946/--/-- 20 - The Viet Minh begin a guerrilla war against the French in Indochina (Vietnam).
1946/--/-- 20 - Winston Churchill describes the Iron Curtain created in Europe by the Soviets.
1946/04/21 20 *** Booher, George William Randall [1st cousin] & Buchanon, Julia - Married
1946/05/19 20 *** Booher, John Paul [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Milan, Ripley, Ind Born in Whitlatch Clinic, Milan, Indiana. Clinic was operated by Dr. Hunter
1946/10/-- 21 - World Series NL ST. LOUIS (4) AL BOSTON (3)
1946/12/14 21 *** Poore, Jerry Carl [Son] - Born to Poore, Lloyd H. and Booher, Patricia Mae
1946/12/28 21 *** Booher, Mildred [1st cousin] & Williams, Carl Leon - Married
1947/--/-- 21 - American pilot Kenneth Arnold makes the first alleged sighting of flying saucers.
1947/--/-- 21 - Artist Jackson Pollock produces Full Fathom Five using drip paint techniques.
1947/--/-- 21 - Artist Mark Rothko begins experimenting with Color-field painting.
1947/--/-- 21 - Baseball player Jackie Robinson becomes the first black to play in the major leagues.
1947/--/-- 21 - British & French Empires fracture into new 3rd world nations
1947/--/-- 21 - British India becomes Pakistan & India
1947/--/-- 21 - British atomic bomb scientist Klaus Fuchs is arrested for giving information to the USSR.
1947/--/-- 21 - Chuck Yeager breaks the sound barrier for the first time in an X-1 rocket plane.
1947/--/-- 21 - Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham forms the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London.
1947/--/-- 21 - Dennis Gabor invents holography, a means of producing a three-dimensional image.
1947/--/-- 21 - Edwin Land demonstrates the single-step Polaroid Land Camera.
1947/--/-- 21 - English composer Benjamin Britten writes the opera Peter Grimes.
1947/--/-- 21 - French fashion designer Christian Dior opens his own couture house.
1947/--/-- 21 - French literary figure Andre Gide wins the Nobel Prize for literature.
1947/--/-- 21 - Gheorghiu-Dej heads the Romanian Communist party; King Michael abdicates.
1947/--/-- 21 - India becomes independent and is divided into the nations of India and Pakistan.
1947/--/-- 21 - Jawaharlal Nehru becomes the first prime minister of India.
1947/--/-- 21 - Marshall Plan
1947/--/-- 21 - Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl sails on the balsa raft Kon Tiki from Peru to Polynesia.
1947/--/-- 21 - Tennessee Williams' play A Streetcar Named Desire is produced.
1947/--/-- 21 - The Dead Sea Scrolls, a collection of ancient Hebrew documents, are discovered.
1947/--/-- 21 - The U.S. Marshall Plan for economic recovery in Europe is established.
1947/--/-- 21 - The United Nations elect to partition Palestine into Arab and Jewish states.
1947/--/-- 21 - The first India-Pakistan War begins when Pakistani tribesmen invade Kashmir.
1947/--/-- 21 - The story of a Jewish victim of the Nazis, The Diary of Anne Frank, is published.
1947/--/-- 21 - Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, captured from Japan, administered by U.S.
1947/--/-- 21 - U.S. contains spread of communism
1947/01/01 21 *** Booher, Nina Marie [1st cousin] & Gottschling, John - Married
1947/04/05 21 *** Jones, Larry Edward [Nephew] - Born to Jones, Harley Wayne and Booher, Reba Madelene
1947/05/10 21 *** Booher, Steven [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Booher, George William Randall and Buchanon, Julia Chillicothe, Ross, Ohio
1947/06/25 21 *** Booher, Mary Ann [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Milan, Ripley, Ind
1947/10/-- 22 - World Series NL BROOKLYN (3) AL NEW YORK (4)
1948/--/-- 22 - Alec Guinness stars as Fagin in the film of Dicken's Oliver Twist.
1948/--/-- 22 - Alfred Kinsey publishes his report on Sexual Behavior in the Human Male.
1948/--/-- 22 - American opera singer Beverly Sills debuts in Bizet's Carmen.
1948/--/-- 22 - American writer Norman Mailer publishes the war novel The Naked and the Dead.
1948/--/-- 22 - Arab armies invade Israel in the first Arab-Israeli War.
1948/--/-- 22 - Bell Labs invent transistor
1948/--/-- 22 - Britain grants independence to Burma.
1948/--/-- 22 - Communism quashed in US
1948/--/-- 22 - Communist leader Kim Il Sung establishes the People's Republic of Korea (N. Korea).
1948/--/-- 22 - Dutch track star Fanny Blankers-Koen wins four gold medals in the Olympic Games.
1948/--/-- 22 - George Balanchine's Ballet Society is renamed the New York City Ballet.
1948/--/-- 22 - Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi is assassinated by a Hindu fanatic.
1948/--/-- 22 - Israel created
1948/--/-- 22 - Italian filmmaker Vittorio De Sica directs The Bicycle Thieves.
1948/--/-- 22 - NATO formed; Cold War begins
1948/--/-- 22 - Palestinian Jews proclaim the independent state of Israel.
1948/--/-- 22 - Stalin expels Yugoslavia from the Communist bloc.
1948/--/-- 22 - The Communist party assumes power in Hungary under Matyas Rakosi.
1948/--/-- 22 - The Malayan Communist party begins an insurrection against British rule.
1948/--/-- 22 - The Republic of Korea (S. Korea) is inaugurated, Syngman Rhee becomes president.
1948/--/-- 22 - The Soviets blockade West Berlin; Britain and the U.S. begin the Berlin Airlift.
1948/--/-- 22 - The U.S. Air Force begins the Project Blue Book study of the UFO phenomenon.
1948/--/-- 22 - The apartheid policy of racial segregation is made official in South Africa.
1948/--/-- 22 - The transistor is invented at Bell Laboratories in the U.S.
1948/08/28 23 *** Booher, Joyce Clementine [1st cousin] & Summerlin, John Wayburn - Married
1948/10/-- 23 - World Series NL BOSTON (2) AL CLEVELAND (4)
1948/11/25 23 *** Poore, Linda Carolyn [Daughter] - Born to Poore, Lloyd H. and Booher, Patricia Mae
1949/--/-- 23 - Abstract artist Robert Motherwell begins his series Elegy to the Spanish Republic.
1949/--/-- 23 - Abstract-Expressionism breaks out in NYC
1949/--/-- 23 - Architect Philip Johnson designs the Glass House in New Caanan, Conn.
1949/--/-- 23 - Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman is produced.
1949/--/-- 23 - British abstract sculptor Henry Moore completes the bronze Family Group.
1949/--/-- 23 - British author George Orwell publishes the futuristic novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.
1949/--/-- 23 - Civil war ends in Greece with the defeat of the Communist forces.
1949/--/-- 23 - Communists under Mao defeat the Nationalists and form the People's Republic of China.
1949/--/-- 23 - Konrad Adenauer becomes the first chancellor of West Germany.
1949/--/-- 23 - Kurchatov develops first Soviet A-bomb
1949/--/-- 23 - Miles Davis makes the first "cool" jazz records.
1949/--/-- 23 - Nationalist Chinese forces under Chiang Kai-shek flee to the island of Taiwan.
1949/--/-- 23 - Rogers and Hammerstein's Broadway musical South Pacific is produced.
1949/--/-- 23 - The Hashimite Kingdom of Transjordan is renamed as Jordan.
1949/--/-- 23 - The Netherlands grants independence to Indonesia (formerly the Dutch East Indies).
1949/--/-- 23 - The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is formed to deter Soviet aggression.
1949/--/-- 23 - The Republic of Germany (West Germany) is established by the Western powers.
1949/--/-- 23 - The Soviet Union detonates its first atomic bomb.
1949/--/-- 23 - The Soviets establish the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).
1949/--/-- 23 - The first India-Pakistan War ends with the partition of Kashmir.
1949/02/14 23 *** Booher, Gail Lee [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Booher, Aubrey Orestes and Henson, Mildred Louise Newark, Licking, Ohio
1949/08/31 24 *** Booher, Phillip Eugene [1st cousin] - Born to Booher, Wellington Virgil and Ewing, Mary (Booher) Milan, Ripley, Ind
1949/09/03 24 *** Booher, Phillip Eugene [1st cousin] - Died Milan, Ripley, Ind Milan, Ripley, Ind South of Milan on E. side of highway
1949/10/-- 24 - World Series NL BROOKLYN (1) AL NEW YORK (4)
1950/--/-- 24 - Adnan Menderes replaces Ismet Inonu as prime minister of Turkey.
1950/--/-- 24 - Bette Davis stars in the film All About Eve.
1950/--/-- 24 - Cartoonist Charles Schulz creates the Peanuts comic strip.
1950/--/-- 24 - Chinese forces invade Tibet, which is officially annexed in 1951.
1950/--/-- 24 - Communist North Korean forces invade South Korea.
1950/--/-- 24 - George Burns and Gracie Allen star in The Burns and Allen Show television series.
1950/--/-- 24 - Isaac Asimov publishes the science-fiction classic I Robot.
1950/--/-- 24 - Japanese film director Akira Kurosawa achieves recognition with Rashomon.
1950/--/-- 24 - Korean "engagement"
1950/--/-- 24 - President Truman orders the development of the hydrogen bomb.
1950/--/-- 24 - Senator Joseph McCarthy begins his inquiry into un-American activities.
1950/--/-- 24 - The UN sanctions military aid for South Korea; MacArthur is appointed commander.
1950/--/-- 24 - U.S. official Alger Hiss is convicted of perjury for denying that he knew a Soviet agent.
1950/--/-- 24 - UN forces cross into North Korea but are repulsed by the Chinese army.
1950/--/-- 24 - UN forces land at Inchon and drive the North Koreans out of South Korea.
1950/05/10 24 *** Summerlin, Jerry Lynn [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Summerlin, John Wayburn and Booher, Joyce Clementine Somerset, Pulaski, Kentucky
1950/10/-- 25 - World Series NL PHILADELPHIA (0) AL NEW YORK (4)
1951/--/-- 25 - A frontline is stabilized at the 38th parallel in Korea; peace negotiations begin at Kaesong.
1951/--/-- 25 - American novelist Kurt Vonnegut publishes Player Piano.
1951/--/-- 25 - American poet Marianne Moore publishes her Collected Poems.
1951/--/-- 25 - American writer J.D. Salinger publishes The Catcher in the Rye.
1951/--/-- 25 - American writer James Jones publishes the war novel From Here to Eternity.
1951/--/-- 25 - Artist Stuart Davis uses words to function as abstract shapes in his painting Visa.
1951/--/-- 25 - Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S. sign the mutual defense Anzus Treaty.
1951/--/-- 25 - Auto racer Juan Fangio wins the world driving championship for the first time.
1951/--/-- 25 - Boxer Sugar Ray Robinson defeats Jake La Motta for the middleweight title.
1951/--/-- 25 - British Conservatives win a general election with Winston Churchill as leader.
1951/--/-- 25 - British spies Burgess and Maclean escape to the Soviet Union.
1951/--/-- 25 - Comedian Lucille Ball stars in the television series I Love Lucy.
1951/--/-- 25 - Igor Stravinsky's opera The Rake's Progress is premiered.
1951/--/-- 25 - Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are sentenced to death for espionage against the U.S.
1951/--/-- 25 - King Abdullah of Jordan is assassinated by a Palestinian nationalist.
1951/--/-- 25 - Leopold III of Belgium is forced to abdicate because of his wartime conduct.
1951/--/-- 25 - President Truman dismisses MacArthur as commander in Korea.
1951/--/-- 25 - Prime minister Muhammad Mosaddeq nationalizes Iran's oil resources.
1951/--/-- 25 - Rodgers and Hammerstein's Broadway musical The King and I is produced.
1951/--/-- 25 - Teller tests H-bomb
1951/--/-- 25 - Ten million television receivers have been installed in U.S. homes.
1951/--/-- 25 - The 22nd Amendment restricts U.S. presidents to a maximum of two terms.
1951/--/-- 25 - The UN General Assembly brands Communist China an aggressor in the Korean War.
1951/--/-- 25 - The first successful videotape for recording television images is demonstrated.
1951/--/-- 25 - UNIVAC I, the first commercial computer, is accepted by the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
1951/04/30 25 *** Booher, Jesse Severe [Uncle] - Died Albany, Clinton, Kentucky Albany, Clinton, Kentucky
1951/10/-- 26 - World Series NL NEW YORK (2) AL NEW YORK (4)
1952/--/-- 26 - A bloodless coup returns Fulgencio Batista to power in Cuba.
1952/--/-- 26 - Agatha Christie's record-breaking play The Mouse Trap opens in London.
1952/--/-- 26 - American sculptor Isamu Noguchi designs two bridges for the Peace Park at Hiroshima.
1952/--/-- 26 - American writer E.B. White publishes the children's book Charlotte's Web.
1952/--/-- 26 - British architect Michael Ventris deciphers the ancient Greek Linear B script.
1952/--/-- 26 - Chuck Yaeger sets a new air speed record of 1,650 mph in the X-1A research plane.
1952/--/-- 26 - Communist POW riots in South Korea delay peace negotiations.
1952/--/-- 26 - Czech runner Emil Zatopek wins 3 gold medals in the Helsinki Olympic Games.
1952/--/-- 26 - Dancer Gene Kelly stars in the film Singin' in the Rain.
1952/--/-- 26 - Eva Peron, popularly known as Evita, dies in Argentina.
1952/--/-- 26 - Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly star in the Western film High Noon.
1952/--/-- 26 - Gordon Bunshaft designs the Lever House, an early International Style building.
1952/--/-- 26 - Hostilities continue in Korea with increased UN air strikes against the north.
1952/--/-- 26 - King Farouk of Egypt is overthrown in a revolution led by Gen. Muhammad Naguib.
1952/--/-- 26 - Kwame Nkrumah is elected prime minister of the Gold Coast (Ghana).
1952/--/-- 26 - Medical missionary Albert Schweitzer is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
1952/--/-- 26 - Opera singer Maria Callas debuts at London's Covent Garden.
1952/--/-- 26 - Queen Elizabeth II ascends to the British throne on the death of her father George VI.
1952/--/-- 26 - Samuel Beckett's play Waiting For Godot is produced in Paris.
1952/--/-- 26 - The British de Havilland Comet becomes the first jet airliner to enter service.
1952/--/-- 26 - The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is formed with Luis Munoz Marin as governor.
1952/--/-- 26 - The Mau Mau uprising begins in Kenya; Jomo Kenyatta is imprisoned.
1952/--/-- 26 - The U.S. tests the first hydrogen bomb in the Pacific.
1952/--/-- 26 - The first automatic pinsetter is installed in a bowling alley in Brooklyn, N.Y.
1952/--/-- 26 - Turkey joins the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
1952/--/-- 26 - Vice-presidential candidate Richard Nixon makes his Checkers speech.
1952/02/-- 26 - Elizabeth II succeeds as Queen of Great Britain and Ireland.
1952/03/17 26 *** Wright, Thomas Lowell [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Wright, General Glenn and Booher, Mada Louisville, Kentucky
1952/05/20 26 *** Gottschling, Gary [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Gottschling, John and Booher, Nina Marie Seattle, King, Washington
1952/10/-- 27 - World Series NL BROOKLYN (3) AL NEW YORK (4)
1952/12/17 27 *** Williams, Michael Leon [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Williams, Carl Leon and Booher, Mildred Fort Knox, Hardin, Kentucky
1953/--/-- 27 - A Redstone rocket (based on the German V-2) is tested at Cape Canaveral.
1953/--/-- 27 - American physicist Charles H. Townes invents the maser.
1953/--/-- 27 - American tennis player Maureen Connolly (Little Mo) wins the Grand Slam.
1953/--/-- 27 - American writer Saul Bellow publishes The Adventures of Augie March.
1953/--/-- 27 - An armistice ends the Korean War; the country remains divided into North and South.
1953/--/-- 27 - Arthur Miller writes The Crucible, a play about the Salem Witch Trials.
1953/--/-- 27 - Black writer James Baldwin publishes his first novel Go Tell It on the Mountain.
1953/--/-- 27 - Communist statesman Imre Nagy becomes premier of Hungary.
1953/--/-- 27 - Dag Hammarskjold succeeds Trygve Lie as secretary-general of the UN.
1953/--/-- 27 - Dwight D. Eisenhower (Republican) becomes president of the United States
1953/--/-- 27 - Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay are the first to climb Mount Everest.
1953/--/-- 27 - Eisenhower is inaugurated as the 34th U.S. president; Nixon becomes vice-president.
1953/--/-- 27 - Fidel Castro leads an attack on an army barracks in Cuba; he is captured and imprisoned.
1953/--/-- 27 - Golfer Ben Hogan wins the U.S. Open, Masters, and British Open tournaments.
1953/--/-- 27 - Hugh Hefner publishes the first issue of Playboy magazine.
1953/--/-- 27 - Hussein I succeeds his father as king of Jordan.
1953/--/-- 27 - Israeli prime minister Ben-Gurion retires; he is succeeded by Moshe Sharett.
1953/--/-- 27 - Jacques Piccard's bathyscaphe the Trieste descends to a depth of 10,330 ft.
1953/--/-- 27 - James Watson and Francis Crick propose the double helix structure of DNA.
1953/--/-- 27 - John Foster Dulles is selected as the U.S. secretary of state.
1953/--/-- 27 - Laos, formerly a part of French Indochina, is granted independence.
1953/--/-- 27 - Lavrenti Beria, head of the Soviet security service, is arrested and executed.
1953/--/-- 27 - Marilyn Monroe stars in the film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
1953/--/-- 27 - Murray Gell-Mann proposes the strangeness property of some subatomic particles.
1953/--/-- 27 - Physicist Donald Glaser invents the bubble chamber to detect subnuclear particles.
1953/--/-- 27 - Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin dies; Georgy M. Malenkov becomes the new premier.
1953/--/-- 27 - The first heart-lung machine is developed by Dr. John Gibbon.
1953/--/-- 27 - The fossil remains of Piltdown man are proved a hoax 41 years after their discovery.
1953/--/-- 27 - Watson & Crick DNA=double helix
1953/04/13 27 *** Carmichael, John Craig [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Carmichael, John Craig and Booher, Sara Alice Ft. Knox, Hardin, Kentucky
1953/06/-- 27 - Elizabeth II crowned Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland at Westminster
1953/09/14 28 *** Jones, Steven Lynn [Nephew] - Born to Jones, Harley Wayne and Booher, Reba Madelene
1953/10/-- 28 - World Series NL BROOKLYN (2) AL NEW YORK (4)
1953/10/17 28 *** Booher, Randa Lynn [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Booher, George William Randall and Buchanon, Julia Chillicothe, Ross, Ohio
1954/--/-- 28 - A Supreme Court decision prohibits racial segregation in U.S. public schools.
1954/--/-- 28 - American novelist Evan Hunter publishes The Blackboard Jungle.
1954/--/-- 28 - British artist Francis Bacon begins his Portrait of Pope Innocent X series.
1954/--/-- 28 - British novelist William Golding publishes Lord of the Flies.
1954/--/-- 28 - Dylan Thomas' radio play Under Milk Wood is performed posthumously.
1954/--/-- 28 - English runner Roger Bannister is first to run the mile in under 4 minutes.
1954/--/-- 28 - French forces are defeated at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu in North Vietnam.
1954/--/-- 28 - Gamal Abdel Nasser ousts Gen. Muhammad Naguib as president of Egypt.
1954/--/-- 28 - Ian Fleming publishes the first James Bond thriller Casino Royale.
1954/--/-- 28 - Italian film-maker Federico Fellini directs La Strada.
1954/--/-- 28 - Kingsley Amis, one of England's angry young men, publishes Lucky Jim.
1954/--/-- 28 - Marlon Brando stars in Elia Kazan's film On the Waterfront.
1954/--/-- 28 - National Liberation Front (FLN) raids on French property spark the Algerian War.
1954/--/-- 28 - Senator McCarthy is discredited for failing to prove claims of communist penetration.
1954/--/-- 28 - Television thrives; radio switches to music
1954/--/-- 28 - The Geneva Conference establishes the partition of Vietnam into North and South.
1954/--/-- 28 - The U.S. and Canada begin construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
1954/--/-- 28 - The U.S. nuclear submarine the Nautilus is launched.
1954/--/-- 28 - U.S. "Nautilus" first nuclear submarine
1954/01/30 28 *** Huddleston, Ralph Edward [1st cousin once removed] & Williams, Hazel - Married
1954/08/08 29 *** Carmichael, Randolph Tucker [1st cousin once removed] - Born to Carmichael, John Craig and Booher, Sara Alice
1954/09/24 29 *** Booher, Patricia Mae - Died
1954/10/-- 29 - World Series NL NEW YORK (4) AL CLEVELAND (0)
In 1925 Transportation was by:
Foot
Horse
Bicycle
Train
Steamboat
Balloon
Car & Bus
Propeller airplane
By 1954 Transportation was by:
Diesel ship
Helicopter
Jet
in addition.
By 1954 Transportation by:
Horse
Steamboat
Balloon
had been discontinued.
In 1925 Communications was by:
Word of Mouth
Post Office
Telegraph
Telephone
In 1925 Food Preparation was by:
Wood
Gas
By 1954 Food Preparation was by:
Refrigeration
in addition.
By 1954 Food Preparation by:
Wood
had been discontinued.
In 1925 Entertainment was by:
Social Intercourse
Organized Sports
Travel
Professional Sports
Movies
Radio
Television
Theme parks
Computer
In 1925 Health Care was by:
Operations
Anesthetic
X-Rays
MRI
In 1925 War Making was by:
gun
Artillery
Machine guns
tank
Submarine
Iron Clad ships
TNT
Mines
Chemical agents
Aeroplane
By 1954 War Making was by:
Assault rifle
Biological agents
Helicopter
Missiles
Atomic Bomb
in addition.
In 1925 Navigation was by:
Stars & Maps
Compass
Radio Signals
By 1954 Navigation was by:
Radar
in addition.
from the SFHR database of Duane Bristow 03-13-2021 19:56:31