Daily Calendar for Monday, September 17, 2029
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Monday, September 17, 2029
Died
- Tobias George Smollett (Scottish satirical novelist) –
- Spiro T. Agnew (served as vice president under Richard Nixon) –
- Red Skelton (comedian) –
- Robert Truax (rocket scientist) –
Born
- David Dunbar Buick (automobile manufacturer) –
- William Carlos Williams (writer & doctor) –
- Hank Williams (musician) –
- Anne Bancroft (actress) –
- David Souter (U.S. Supreme Court justice) –
- Phil Jackson (basketball coach) –
- John Ritter (actor) –
- Kyle Chandler (actor) –
- Jimmie Johnson (NASCAR driver) –
- Patrick Mahomes (football player) –
- Auston Matthews (hockey player) –
- India Amarteifio (actress) –
Events
- City of Boston founded –
- The U.S. Constitution signed –
- Harriet Tubman and her two brothers temporarily escaped slavery in Maryland. –
- Battle of Antietam in Maryland occurred; known as the bloodiest battle of the Civil War –
- First powered flight of X-15 rocket plane –
- First public display of a lunar rock, at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. –
- M*A*S*H made its television debut –
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police began accepting women as uniformed members –
- NASA unveiled the first space shuttle, Enterprise, to the public –
- Vanessa Williams became the first African American woman to be crowned Miss America –
- William Rehnquist is confirmed as chief justice of the US Supreme Court –
- Heather Whitestone of Alabama became the first deaf woman to be crowned Miss America –
- The Late Show with David Letterman was the first TV talk show to return to the airways six days after terrorists attacked the United States in New York City –
- Barry Bonds hit his 700th home run –
- A 17-pound 4-ounce white catfish was caught in the Humboldt River of Nevada –
- A bottled message tossed from an April Caribbean cruise was found in Sunset Beach, North Carolina –
Weather
- 2.42” rain fell in 3 hours in Yuma, Arizona –
- Lander, in the Wyoming Rockies, had 23.6 inches of snow –