Bygone Days - AIRSLA

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Episode Notes This Week in History read by Annette Roe 8/12 - 1990 - The Skeleton of a T-Rex is discovered. 8/13 - 1981 - Reagan signs the economic recovery tax act, ERTA. 8/14 - 2003 - A black out hits the northeastern United States. 8/15 - 1969 - The Woodstock festival opens in Bethel, New York. 8/16 - 2009 - Usain Bolt sets the 100 meter dash world record. 8/17 - 1978 - A Balloon crosses the Atlantic. 8/18 - 1590 - Roanoke island colony is found deserted. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes This Week in History read by Annette Roe 8/5 - 1861 - Abe Lincoln signs the Reveue Act imposing Federal Income tax for the first time. 8/6 - 1930 - The missingist man in New York. 8/7 - 1974 - Pettit walks a high wire tight rope between New York's Twin Towers. 8/8 - 1988 - The lights go on at Wrigley Field. 8/9 - 2010 - A Jet Blue Flight attendant quits his job by sliding on the airplane escape chute. 8/10 - 1945 - Japan accepts the Potsdam conference terms of unconditional surrender. 8/11 - 1984 - Reagan jokes about bombing Russia while testing a microphone. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week in History 7/29 - 1967 - The Doors score their first number 1 hit. 7/30 - 1965 - President Johnson signs Medicare into law. 7/31 - 1975 - Labor leader Hoffa is missing! 8/1 - 1944 - Ann Frank writes her final journal entry. 8/2 - 1776 - Delegates sign the Declaration of Independence. 8/3 - 1996 - The Macarena begins its reign. 8/4 - 1944 - Ann Frank is captured. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week in History 7/22 - 2003 - Jessica Lynch receives a hero's welcome. 7/23 - 1878 - Black Bart strikes again! 7/24 - 1911 - An encounter with an ancient Inca settlement. 7/25 - 1897 - Jack London joins the gold rush. 7/26 - 1775 - The US Postal system is established. 7/27 - 1949 - The first commercial jet makes its maiden test flight in England. 7/28 - 1868 - The 14th Amendment is adopted. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes This Week In History by Annette Roe 7/15 - 1978 - The 2800 mile long Native American justice walk ends in DC. 7/16 - 1995 - Amazon opens for business. 7/17 - 1955 - Disneyland opens. 7/18 - 1940 - FDR is nominated for a Third term. 7/19 - 1799 - Rosetta Stone is found. 7/20 - 1963 - Jan and Dean's Surf City goes Number 1. 7/21 - 1960 - Germany passes the Volkswagen law. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes This Week in HIstory read by Annette Roe 7/8 - 1776 - The Liberty Bell tolls to announce the Declaration of Independence. 7/9 - 2000 - Venus Williams wins Wimbledon for the first time. 7/10 - 2018 - A Soccer team was rescued from a cave. 7/11 - 1960 - To Kill a Mockingbird is published. 7/12 - 1979 - Disco is dealt a death blow by the Chicago White Sox. 7/13 - 1978 - Ford Motor Company fires Lee Iacocca. 7/14 - 1099 - Jerusalem is captured in a first crusade. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week in History 7/1 - 1863 - The Battle of Gettysburg begins. 7/2 - 1964 - President Johnson signs the Civil Rights act. 7/3 - 1890 - Idaho becomes the 43rd state. 7/4 - 1997 - The Pathfinder lands on Mars. 7/5 - 1946 - The Bikini is introduced. 7/6 - 1994 - Forrest Gump opens. 7/7 - 1930 - The Building of Hoover Dam begins.

Episode Notes This Week In History read by Annette Roe 6/24 - 1997 - Disney pulls Insane Clown Posse album. 6/25 - 1876 - The Battle of Little Big Horn. 6/26 - 1844 - President John Tyler marries a 21 year old. 6/27 - 1829 - The James Smithson estate establishes the Smithsonian Institute. 6/28 - 1992 - Two Big earthquakes rock California. 6/29 - 1613 - The Globe Theater burns down. 6/30 - 1936 - Gone with the Wind is published. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes This Week In History read by Annette Roe 6/17 - 1579 - California is claimed for England. 6/18 - 1967 - The Monterey pop festival reaches its climax. 6/19 - 2006 - The Global Seed Vault. 6/20 - 1975 - The film JAWS is released. 6/21 - 1965 - Mr. Tambourine Man is released. 6/22 - 1775 - Continental Currency is introduced. 6/23 - 2013 - A tight wire walk across the Grand Canyon gorge. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week in History 6/10 - 2002 - The Donut truck thief is arrested. 6/11 - 1982 - ET is released. 6/12 - 1942 - Anne receives a diary. 6/13 - 1983 - Pioneer 10 departs the solar system. 6/14 - 1777 - Congress adopts the Stars and Stripes. 6/15 - 1846 - The US Canadian border is established. 6/16 - 1884 - The first roller coaster in America opens in Coney Island. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week in History 6/3 - 1943 - The Zoot Suits in Los Angeles. 6/4 - 1876 - An express train crosses the USA in 83 hours. 6/5 - 1933 - FDR takes the United States off the gold standard. 6/6 - 1933 - The First drive in theater opens. 6/7 - 1966 - Ronald Reagan nominated for Governor of CA. 6/8 - 1949 - George Orwell's novel 1984 is published. 6/9 - 1956 - Crime novelist Patricial Cornwell is born. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week In History 5/27 - 1937 - The Golden Gate Bridge opens. 5/28 - 1935 - Steinbeck publishes Tortilla Flat. 5/29 - 2003 - Bob Hope celebrates his 100th birthday. 5/30 - 1806 - President Jackson kills a man in a duel. 5/31 - 1859 - Big Bens rings for the first time. 6/1 - 1968 - Helen Keller dies. 6/2 - 1886 - Grover Cleveland marries in the White House. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes Annette Roe reads This Week in History 5/20 - 1873 - The Patent for Blue Jeans. 5/21 - 1881 - The American Red Cross is founded. 5/22 - 1972 - President Nixon arrives in Moscow. 5/23 - 1960 - A deadly tsunami hits Hilo Hawaii. 5/24 - 1883 - The Brooklyn bridge opens. 5/25 - 1961 - JFK asks Congress to support the space program. 5/26 - 1897 - Dracula goes on sale in London. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes 5/13 - 1846 - The US Congress declares war on Mexico. 5/14 - 1948 - The State of Israel is proclaimed. 5/15 - 2009 - GE finally cleans up the Hudson River. 5/16 - 1980 - Magic Johnson plays basketball as a rookie. 5/17 - 1885 - Geronimo flees Arizona for the second time. 5/18 - 1980 - Mt. St. Helens Erupts. 5/19 - 1864 - President Lincoln proposes equal treatment of spouses and children. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes 5/6 - 1940 - Steinbeck wins a Pulitzer for The Grapes of Wrath. 5/7 - 1965 - Satisfaction comes to Keith Richards in his sleep. 5/8 - 1973 - The American Indian Movement. 5/9 - 1914 - Woodrow Wilson establishes the first national Mother's Day. 5/10 - 1869 - The Transcontinental Railroad is completed. 5/11 - 1947 - Goodrich Announces the development of the tubeless tire. 5/12 - 1963 - Bob Dillon walks out on the Ed Sullivan show. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes 4/29 - 2004 - The WW2 monument opens in DC. 4/30 - 1997 - The Big Ben clock stops! 5/1 - 1955 - Babe Didrickson Zaharias wins the final LPGA tournament of her career. 5/2 - 1933 - The Loch Ness Monster sighted for the first time, igniting the modern legend. 5/3 - 1933 - Funk Master James Brown is born. 5/4 - 1959 - Ella Fitzgerald becomes the first black woman to win a grammy. 5/5 - 1921 - Chanel perfume launches. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes This Week in History 4/22 - 1992 - Sewers Explode in Guadalajara 4/23 - 1954 - Hank Aaron hits the first home run of his MLB career 4/24 - 1800 - The Library of Congress is established 4/25 - 1974 - The NFL adopts new overtime rule 4/26 - 1977 - Studio 54 opens 4/27 - 1994 - South Africa holds first multiracial elections 4/28 - 1967 - Muhammed Ali refuses Army induction https://airsla.org

Episode Notes 4/15 - 1947 - Jackie Robinson breaks the color barrier. 4/16 - 1943 - LSD is discovered. 4/17 - 1970 - Apollo 13 safely returns to Earth. 4/18 - 1956 - Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco marry. 4/19 - 1897 - The First Boston Marathon is held. 4/20 - 1777 - New York adopts a state constitution. 4/21 - 1895 - The first movie projector is demonstrated in the United States. https://airsla.org

Episode Notes 4/8 - 1974 - Hank Aaron breaks Babe Ruth's record. 4/9 - 1962 - Rita Moreno wins an Oscar. 4/10 - 1866 - The ASPCA is founded. 4/11 - 1977 - President Jimmy Carter's White House Easter Egg Roll. 4/12 - 1954 - Rock Around the Clock is recorded. 4/13 - 1742 - Handel's Messiah premiers in Dublin. 4/14 - 1865 - John Wilkes Booth shoots Lincoln. https://airsla.org