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Today in History, 30 May

May 30, 2018May 29, 2018 eduguru 0 Comments 000 plane raid over Germany, 1431 Joan of Arc is burned at the stake by the English, 1527 The University of Marburg is founded in Germany, 1539 Hernando de Soto lands in Florida with 600 soldiers in search of gold, 1783 The first American daily newspaper, 1814 The First Treaty of Paris is declared, 1848 William Young patents the ice cream freezer, 1854 The Kansas-Nebraska Act repeals the Missouri Compromise, 1859 The Piedmontese army crosses the Sesia River and defeats the Austrians at Palestro, 1862 Union General Henry Halleck enters Corinth, 1867 Arthur Vining Davis, 1868 Memorial Day begins when two women place flowers on both Confederate and Union graves, 1889 The brassiere is invented, 1903 Countee Cullen, 1908 Hannes Alfvén, 1908 Mel Blanc, 1909 Benny Goodman, 1912 U, 1913 The First Balkan War ends, 1916 Joseph W, 1921 The U, 1942 The Royal Air Force launches the first 1, 1971 NASA launches Mariner 9, 30 May, 30 May in history, American entertainer, American industrialist, American poet, begins publishing in Philadelphia, big band leader, Born on May 30 1672 Peter I (the Great) czar of Russia, co-discoverer of plutonium, Kennedy, Marines are sent to Nicaragua to protect American interests, Mississippi, musician, Navy transfers the Teapot Dome oil reserves to the Department of the Interior, Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist, returning France to its 1792 borders, s, scientist, Swedish, the first satellite to orbit Mars, The Pennsylvania Evening Post, Today in History, Today in History 30 May, Today in History May 30 1416 Jerome of Prague is burned as a heretic by the Church, vocal artist, What Happened On This Day – 30 May

Today in History, May 30 1416 Jerome of Prague is burned as a heretic by the Church. 1431 Joan of

29 May in history

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Today in History, 29 May

May 29, 2018May 29, 2018 eduguru 0 Comments 'F', 'white', 1453 Constantinople falls to Muhammad II, 1630 Charles II, 1721 South Carolina is formally incorporated as a royal colony of England, 1736 Patrick Henry, 1790 Rhode Island becomes the last of the original thirteen colonies to ratify the Constitution, 1848 Wisconsin becomes the thirtieth state, 1849 A patent for lifting vessels is granted to Abraham Lincoln, 1862 Confederate general P, 1874 G, 1880 Oswald Spengler, 1894 Bea Lillie, 1894 Josef von Sternberg, 1903 Bob Hope, 1906 T, 1911 The Indianapolis 500 is run for the first time, 1913 The premier of the ballet Le Sacre du Printemps (The Rite of Spring) in Paris causes rioting in the theater, 1916 U, 1917 John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 1922 Ecuador becomes independent, 1922 The U, 1942 The German Army completes its encirclement of the Kharkov region of the Soviet Union, 1951 C, 1953 Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay become the first men to reach the top of Mount Everest, 1955 John Hinckley Jr, 1974 President Richard Nixon agrees to turn over 1, 1990 Boris Yeltsin is elected the president of Russia, 200 pages of edited Watergate transcripts, 29 May, 29 may in history, 35th President of the United States (1961-1963), American revolutionary and governor of Virginia, attempted assassin of President Ronald Reagan, Beauregard retreats to Tupelo, Blair becomes the first man to fly over the North Pole in single-engine plane, Born on May 29, British writer (The Sword in the Stone), Chesterton, comedian and actor, comic actress, ending the Byzantine Empire 1660 Charles II is restored to the English throne, English writer, film director (Blue Angel), forces invade the Dominican Republic, g, German philosopher of history and author of The Decline of the West, H, K, king of England (1660-1685), Mississippi, s, succeeding the short-lived Commonwealth, Supreme Court rules organized baseball is a sport not subject to antitrust laws, T), Today in History, Today in History 29 May

Today in History, 29 May 1453 Constantinople falls to Muhammad II, ending the Byzantine Empire. 1660 Charles II is