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A physician, scientist and surgeon in the British army who was the first to make balloon flights in England, North America, Germany, Belgium, and Poland.
British Prime Minister and the founder of Metropolitan Police.
An American born inventor who developed the first practical automatic machine gun in 1884.
A British actress who also voiced video games, such as The Ring.
An American baseball player, the right-handed slugger who is known for his remarkable consistency
The Immigration Act is passed requiring a literacy test for all immigrants.
Boxing authorities in New York rule that no fight can exceed 15 rounds.
Marty Robbins' song "El Paso" tops both the popular and country charts and later wins the first Grammy for Best Country and Western Performance.
Alan Shepard is the first person to golf on the moon and the fifth man to walk on the moon, spending a record 33.5 hours on the moon's surface.
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell presents evidence to the United Nations that Iraq possesses weapons of mass destruction, a presentation that Powell later described as a "blot" on his record.
An American baseball player, the right-handed slugger who is known for his remarkable consistency, was born on February 5, 1934 in Mobile, Alabama. As a youngster, he was the starting shortstop for a semi-professional baseball team, the Mobile Black Bears. Soon he drew an attention of Pollock, the Clowns owner. Pollok wanted to sign him but Aaron mother denied for it. She wanted to Aaron to attend college and complete his study. Aaron agreed to graduate from a private high school in Mobile “Josephine Allen Institute”. Aaron played only briefly for the Clowns. In 1952, he signed with the Milwaukee Braves. In 1966, he moved to Georgia. The right-handed slugger set more than ten major league records, including most 755 home runs and broke the all-time records runs previously held by Babe Ruth during his 23-year career.
Author : Dr. Nidhi Jindal