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American WWII veteran and actor
Burt Lancaster

born on November 2, 1913
in New York City
Born November 2, 1914
Ray Walston’s career
as an actor

took him from Broadway to films to TV

He was Uncle Martin
in “My Favorite Martian”

where he co-starred with Bill Bixby

He also played the demanding but caring Teacher
Mr. Hand

in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”
People of Deadwood
celebrated the completion of a stretch of Railroad

in the Dakota Territory in 1888

The following year
on November 2, 1889,
North Dakota and South Dakota

became
the 39th & 40th states
KDKA in Pittsburgh

its first broadcast,
covered election results
on November 2, 1920

Its regarded as
the 1st commercial Radio broadcast

Warren G. Harding,
on his 55th birthday,

defeated James M. Cox

to become
the 29th President of The United States
His wife and daughters were the 1st white women
ever seen
upon the banks of the Kentucky river
Daniel Boone

born in Berks county, Pennsylvania,
November 2nd 1734

He planted the settlement of Boonesborough,
in the present Madison county, Kentucky

There he built a log Fort,
and in the course of 3-4 years,

several other settlers joined him
November 2, 1844,
American Inventor
John J. Loud

born in Weymouth, Massachusetts

Just a few days before his 44th birthday,
Loud received a patent

for what is believed to be the 1st ball point Pen
11th President of The United States
James Knox Polk

born on November 2, 1795
in Pineville, North Carolina
November 2, 1783,
George Washington

issued a Farewell address to his troops

just outside of Princeton, New Jersey
On November 2, 1934,
Babe Ruth

arrived in Japan with a bat in hand and a grin that needed no translation

Over 5 weeks, he and a team of American legends—including Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx—

played exhibition games
across Japan, China, and the Philippines,

Winning Every match
In 1975,
a windmill built in 1848
was shipped from Nørre Snede, Denmark

and rebuilt by volunteers in 1976
to honor the U.S. Bicentennial

Today, it remains
the Only fully operational Authentic
Danish Windmill

in our country
Elk Horn, Iowa,
was officially founded
on November 2, 1901

It became the largest rural Danish settlement
in the United States

Early immigrants wrote home to Denmark

about the fertile land, the close-knit community,
and the Promise of Belonging
Plante
went to the locker room,
got some stitches

and returned to the game

wearing a crude face covering
made of fiberglass

It was the 1st time
that a goalie wore a Face mask
in an NHL game
November 1, 1959,
during an NHL game at Madison Square Garden,

Andy Bathgate
of the NY Rangers

fired a shot
at Montreal Canadiens goalie
Jacques Plante

which broke his nose
John Adams

moved into the White House
on November 1, 1800
Sergeant Barry Sadler,

born November 1, 1940,
served and was wounded in Vietnam

as a Special Forces Medic

His song
“Ballad of the Green Berets”

spent 5 weeks at # 1

on the Billboard Hot 100 chart
in early 1966
November 1, 1848
the 1st Classes commenced

at Boston Female Medical College
November 1, 1913,
James O’Neill

reprised his Count of Monte Cristo role
in a Silent film adaptation

Though not definitively
the 1st American feature-length film,

it was among the Earliest—

running 4 to 5 reels (about 69 minutes)—

and marked a turning point
in Cinematic storytelling
November 1, 1944.

While supporting operations in Leyte Gulf,
USS Abner Read

was struck by a Japanese kamikaze aircraft

The plane crashed into her deck,
igniting fuel and ammunition

Within minutes, the destroyer in flames and Sank—

22 American lives were Lost,
some reports indicate 24
November 1, 1950,
White House police officer
Leslie William Coffelt

made the ultimate sacrifice
while defending President Truman

during an assassination attempt
at The Blair House

After being fatally shot 3 times,
Officer Coffelt

was able to return fire and kill 1
of the two intruders
November 1, 1938
champion thoroughbreds War Admiral and Seabiscuit

raced in the head-to-head
“Match of the Century”

at Baltimore’s Pimlico racecourse

With jockey George Wolff aboard
Seabiscuit

Won by 4 lengths
Winslow Homer, Frederic Edwin Church, Albert Bierstadt, and Martin Johnson Heade

all worked within its walls
William Merritt Chase

born in Nineveh, Indiana
on November 1, 1849

In 1878,
claimed a studio at 51 West 10th St
in NY’s 10th Street Studio Building—

the 1st Artist studio Complex in America
November 1, 1765,
the Stamp Act

was enforced in the American colonies
by the British Government

The act, basically put a tax
on almost every printed product