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1874 - Battle between jobless and police in NYC, 100s injuried
1943 - Russian offensive at Don under general Golikov
1962 - "Do Re Mi" closes at St James Theater NYC after 400 performances
1963 - NFL Pro Bowl: East beats West 30-20
1967 - Coup in Togo
2009 - Global shipping experiences a drop in trade, as exports from South Korea dropping an annualised 30%, with Taiwan and Japan experiencing a 42% and 27% drop respectively
1635 - Philipp Jakob Spener, German theologian (d. 1705)
1824 - Ignacy Marceli Komorowski, composer
1924 - Philip Rawson, artist/teacher
1926 - Michael Bond, British writer
1933 - Ron[ald Joseph] Goulart, US, sci-fi author (Deadwalk, Plunder)
1972 - Richard Woodley, NFL cornerback (Detroit Lions)
1151 - Abbot Suger, French statesman and historian (b. 1081)
1599 - Edmund Spenser, poet (Faerie Queene), dies at about 46
1894 - Nadezhda von Meck, Russian patroness of Pyotr Tchaikovsky (b. 1831)
1960 - Sibilla Aleramo, [Rina Faccio], Ital poet (Una Donna), dies at 83
1989 - Joe Spinell, actor (Maniac, Star Crash, Strike Force), dies at 51
2007 - Danny Oakes, racecar driver (b. 1911)
According the recent study, men who posted lots of selfies, but didn’t really spend time editing them, showed signs of above average psychopathy.
In 1954 a fifteen year old told his parents he was going to school, but then rode his bike 700 miles in a week from D.C. to Atlanta because he was “homesick for Dixie and his grandmother’s fried chicken”.
Ren Xiaofeng, a manager of The Agricultural Bank of China, stole $26,000 from the bank with the intention of buying lottery tickets, winning, and repaying the initial theft. Against the odds, it worked so he tried again with $6.7 million. He lost all but $95,000 and was sentenced to death.
Polish doctor Eugene Lazowski saved 8,000 Jews during the Holocaust by injecting dead typhus cells into them, allowing them to test positive for typhus despite being healthy. Germans were afraid of the highly contagious disease and refused to deport them to concentration camps.