July 24: Difference between revisions

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July 24 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2014: Birmingham Fire Station No. 4 in Oxmoor was dedicated.
2010: Thomas Robey won the second Iron City Chef competition.
2008: A family of four was found murdered in their burning house in Grasselli Heights.
1977: 3 miners were killed in the 1977 Chetopa Mine explosion.
1965: Robert Bentley married Dianne Jones.
1962: Judge Hobart Grooms issued an injunction against segregated service at the Dobbs House Flight Kitchen at Birmingham Municipal Airport.
1927: Mountain Brook's "Old Mill" opened as a tea room.
1918: Satchel Paige was sent to the Industrial School for Negro Children in Mount Meigs.
1913: Donald Kenney and Christopher Gustin died during an initiation ceremony at Birmingham Lodge No. 432, Loyal Order of Moose.
1888: The Little Belle Iron Company was incorporated.
1883: Alice Furnace No. 2 was blown in.

Bill Yearby, born July 24, 1944

1955: Secretary of the U.S. Senate Ann Berry was born in Birmingham.
1950: BJCTA director Frank Martin was born in Nashville, Tennessee.
1944: Pro football player Bill Yearby was born in Birmingham.
1868: Physician Miles Copeland Sr was born in Wayne County, Indiana.
1854: Inventor, manufacturer, philanthropist and developer Robert Munger was born in Rutersville, Texas.

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 [[Image:Bill Yearby.jpg|right|thumb|Bill Yearby, born July 24, 1944]]
 ==Births==
+* [[1955]]: Secretary of the U.S. Senate [[Ann Berry]] was born in Birmingham.
 * [[1950]]: [[BJCTA]] director [[Frank Martin]] was born in Nashville, Tennessee.
-* [[1944]]: Pro football player [[Bill Yearby]] was born in [[Birmingham]].
+* [[1944]]: Pro football player [[Bill Yearby]] was born in Birmingham.
+* [[1868]]: Physician [[Miles Copeland Sr]] was born in Wayne County, Indiana.
+* [[1854]]: Inventor, manufacturer, philanthropist and developer [[Robert Munger]] was born in Rutersville, Texas.
 ==Deaths==