Page 6: Historical Events In April - 24
Thursday, 03 April 2025
1944 1st Boeing B-29 arrives in China "over the Hump" on April - 24.
1945 On April - 24 a new commissioner of baseball was named. He was Albert B.’ Happy’ Chandler.
1945 Albert B "Happy" Chandler is named 2nd baseball commissioner on this day in history.
1945 Anton de Kom, Suriname resistance fighter, dies at 47 on this day in history.
1946 On this day in history 11 players Tinker, Evers, Chance, Burkett, McCarthy, Waddell, Plank, Walsh, Chesbro, Griffith, & McGinnity are named to Hall of Fame
1948 Joseph Wihtol, composer, dies at 84 on this day in history.
1949 On April - 24 dick Powell starred in " Richard Diamond, Private Detective" on NBC radio.
1949 3rd Tony Awards: Death of a Salesman & Kiss Me Kate win on April - 24.
1950 "Peter Pan" opens at Imperial Theater NYC for 320 performances on this day in history.
1951 Canadian troops defend Kapyong Valley in Korea against two-day Chinese attack; suffer 10 dead, 23 wounded on this day in history.
1951 Betsy Rawls wins LPGA Sacramento Women's Golf Invitational Open on this day in history.
1952 First shipment of oil from Alberta arrives in Ontario by pipeline and lake freighter, and they still do not like the price on this day in history.
1952 Raymond Burr made his TV acting debut on the " Gruen Guild Playhouse" in an episode titled, " The Tiger" on this day in history.
1952 Hans [Hendrik A] Kramers, physicist (quantum mechanics), dies at 57 on this day in history.
1953 On April - 24 british PM Winston Churchill knighted by the Queen
1953 Winston Churchill knighted by Queen Elizabeth II on April - 24.
1954 On April - 24 " Billboard" magazine, the music industry trade publication, headlined a change to come about in the music biz. The headline read, "Teenagers Demand Music with a Beat -- Spur Rhythm and Blues" . Within a year, R&B music by both black and white artists caught the public’ s fancy.
1954 On this day in history the first American, civilian pilot, P.R. Holden, wounded in Indochina
1954 On this day in history 1st American, civilian pilot, P.R. Holden, wounded in Indochina
1955 " X-Minus One", a show for science fiction fans, was first heard on NBC radio this day on this day in history.
1955 On this day in history conference of Bandung against colonialism/for self determination, ends
1955 On this day in history alfred Polgar, Austrian writer/theater critic, dies at 79
1956 AL ump Frank Umont is 1st to wear glasses in a regular season game on this day in history.
1956 Albrecht G Alt, German theologist (Small Schriften), dies at 72 on April - 24.
1957 Asteroid #3648 discovered on this day in history.
1957 On this day in history chic Cub pitchers walk NL record 9 Reds in 5th inning
1957 Andries CD de Graeff, gov-gen of Neth Indies (1926-31), dies at 84 on this day in history.
1958 On April - 24 lee Walls hits 3 HRS, as Cubs beat Dodgers 15-2
1959 "Your Hit Parade" ended after a nine-year run on television and many more years on radio. The show debuted in on April - 24.
1959 On this day in history neth Dance Theater opens (Rudi of Dantzig & Cut Flier)
1959 On April - 24 jef van Hoof, composer, dies at 72
1960 In Southern Iran a 6.0 earthquake resulted in 420 killed, 3,000 injured, and $20 million property damage at Kourdeh and Lar on April - 24.
1960 On April - 24 14th Tony Awards: Miracle Worker & Fiorello! win
1960 On this day in history john P "John" Musch, actor/founder (JM), dies at 84
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