Daily Calendar for Thursday, November 9, 2028
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Thursday, November 9, 2028
Born
- Benjamin Banneker (mathematician & astronomer) –
- Robert Dale Owen (social reformer) –
- Elijah Parish Lovejoy (abolitionist) –
- Ivan Turgenev (author) –
- Sally Tompkins (philanthropist, Civil War hospital founder and operator) –
- Stanford White (architect) –
- Marie Dressler (actress) –
- Hedy Lamarr (actress) –
- Robert Sargent Shriver, Jr. (politician) –
- Florence Chadwick (swimmer) –
- Spiro Agnew (U.S. vice president) –
- Anne Sexton (poet) –
- Carl Sagan (astronomer) –
- Lou Ferrigno (actor) –
- Chris Jericho (professional wrestler) –
- Eric Dane (actor) –
- Nick Lachey (singer) –
- Nikki Blonsky (actress) –
Died
- Dylan Thomas (poet) –
- Charlie de Gaulle (politician) –
- John N. Mitchell (former U.S. attorney general) –
- Art Carney (actor) –
- Ed Bradley (broadcast journalist) –
Events
- First documented Canadian gridiron football game played, University of Toronto, Ontario –
- The Great Boston Fire raged for two days –
- Theodore Roosevelt became the first president to travel outside the U.S. while in office –
- Jim Thorpe’s Carlisle Indians beat Dwight Eisenhower’s Army Cadets in football, 27 to 6 –
- Twelve Soviet-made MIG-15s attacked four U.S. aircrafts over North Korea in the first dogfight involving jet fighter planes –
- Major Robert White flew X-15 rocket plane at Mach 6.04 –
- First issue of Rolling Stone magazine came out –
- Canada’s first domestic communications satellite, Anik A1, launched –
- The fall of the Berlin Wall –
- Baseball pitcher Roger Clemens was honored with his seventh Cy Young award and became the oldest pitcher, at age 42, to receive the award –
Weather
- Worst day of storm that caused 12 major shipwrecks on the Great Lakes (United States and Canada) –
- Record cold hit New York and Boston, with low temperatures of 24 degrees F –
- A record high temperature of 70 degrees F recorded in Manchester, New Hampshire –
- A 29th subtropical storm (Theta) formed in the Atlantic, setting a new record for the most named storms in a single season. The previous record of 28 named storms occurred in 2005. –