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Today in History

September 14 

Historical events and fun news items:

1752   The British Empire adopts the Gregorian calendar. They miss eleven days from 9/2 to 9/14

1814   The Star-Spangled Banner is written by Francis Scott Key

1901   President William McKinley dies after an assassination attempt. He is succeeded by Theodore Roosevelt.

1948   The building of the United Nations headquarters in New York City begins.

1959   The first man-made object reaches the moon when the Soviet probe Luna 2 crashes into it.

2001   The Nintendo Gamecube is released.

Famous Birthdays:

2005   Sean Preston Federline (Britney Spear's Baby)

1989   Jesse James (Actor)

1971   Kimberly Williams (Actor)

1973   NAS (Rapper)

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Want to know what happened the year you were born? What famous celebrities or historical figures share the same birth year as you do? Are you really as old as that guy? Did that event really happen the year I was born? Be sure to check on a few friends birthdays as well. Click here for a list of years or to enter the year you were born.

 

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