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May 30 Indianapolis 500: Rookie driver Louis Meyer takes...
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Events in Sport. May 1 Rotterdam soccer club Black White '28...
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May 9 Constantin Dimitrescu, Romanian composer (Dans...
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1st Presidential Ball. 1789 First US Presidential inaugural...
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- United States -- Amelia Earhart
- U.K. -- Alexander Fleming Discovered Penicillin
- U.S.A. -- Lindbergh Congressional Medal of Honor
- United States -- Iron Lung
- United Kingdom -- Equal Franchise Act
1. Amelia Earhart begins her first flying lessons on January 3rd, 1921. 2. Earhart breaks the women's altitude record on October 22nd, 1922by flying up to 14,000 feet. 3. She becomes the first woman to fly across the Atlantic as a passenger on June 18th, 4. In June and July of 1930 Earhart sets several speed records for women's aeronautics. 5. On M...
Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in and changed the world of modern medicines by introducing the age of antibiotics and his discovery of penicillin has, and still, saves millions of people. More Information and Timeline for Penicillin Discovery 1. Researcher Alexander Fleming begins studying staphylococci in 1927. 2. In September of 1928, Fl...
Charles Lindbergh receives the Congressional Medal of Honor for his non-stop transatlantic flight in the previous year. Ground-breaking aviator Charles Lindbergh was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor by U.S. President Calvin Coolidge during March . Lindbergh was awarded the country's highest honor for completing the very first non-stop trans...
Iron Lung Philip Drinker and Louis A. Shaw professors at the School Of Public Health at Harvard University invent the Iron Lung. More Information and Timeline for Iron Lung 1. Early ideas and models for a negative pressure ventilator to help patients breathe when they cannot breathe regularly by themselves are created throughout time by various doc...
The U.K. passes Equal Franchise Act to make the voting age the same for men and women. 1. The original Representation of the People Act is passed in 1918 in Britain, giving limited suffrage to women over the age of 30. 2. The British House of Commons passed the Representation of the People Act of 1928, also known as the Equal Franchise Act or the F...
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1st Presidential Ball. 1789 First US Presidential inaugural ball (for George Washington in NYC) First US President George Washington. 1792 Captain Robert Gray is the first European to discover Grays Harbor (Washington state) 1794 Influential Gothic romance "The Mysteries of Udolpho" is published by Ann Ratcliffe in London.
May 30 Indianapolis 500: Rookie driver Louis Meyer takes first of 3 career Indy victories after 20 lap duel with Tony Gulotta and Jimmy Gleason. May 31 1st aerial crossing of Pacific takes off from Oakland. May 31 Charlie Hallows scores his 1,000th run of Cricket season. Events in 1928.
¶ Pending bills (see THE CONGRESS), and what he would do about them if passed in such-and-such forms, kept President Coolidge busily occupied, conferring, suggesting,…
What are the important events that happened on May 7, 1928? Here are historical events, facts, and some myths about this day. May 7, 1928: Facts & Myths About This Day. May 7, 1928 is the 128 th day of the year 1928 in the Gregorian calendar. There are 238 days remaining until the end of this year.
Thursday, May 3, 1928. The Jinan Incident happened in China when Chinese and Japanese soldiers clashed in Jinan, resulting in the death of 12 Japanese. Both sides blamed each other for the shooting, but Japanese officer Hikosuke Fukuda vowed to punish the Chinese for the incident after stockpiling food and ammunition.
