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* [[1949]]: Pop singer [[Lionel Richie]] was born in [[Tuskegee]]. | * [[1949]]: Pop singer [[Lionel Richie]] was born in [[Tuskegee]]. | ||
* [[1930]]: Church bomber [[Bobby Frank Cherry]] was born in [[Chilton County]]. | * [[1930]]: Church bomber [[Bobby Frank Cherry]] was born in [[Chilton County]]. | ||
* [[1920]]: [[Tuskegee Airmen|Tuskegee Airman]] [[Joseph Gomer]] was born in Iowa Falls, Iowa. | |||
* [[1913]]: Saxophonist [[Al Gallodoro]] was born in Chicago, Illinois | * [[1913]]: Saxophonist [[Al Gallodoro]] was born in Chicago, Illinois | ||
* [[1911]]: Actress [[Gail Patrick]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1911]]: Actress [[Gail Patrick]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
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June 20 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2008: RBC Bank completed its conversion of First American Bank branches.
- 2006: The Trussville Planning and Zoning Board approved the first phase of Trussville Springs.
- 1997: Jackson Chargers 2 - Alabama Saints 0 at the Vestavia Hills Sports Complex.
- 1997: Bass-player Oteil Burbridge made his debut as part of the Allman Brothers in Boston.
- 1982: Carolina Storm 29 - Alabama Magic 13 at Carolina.
- 1981: Carl Lewis set the low-altitude long jump record.
- 1978: Former Bessemer mayor Jess Lanier died.
- 1950: Outfielder Willie Mays graduated high school and signed with the New York Giants.
- 1949: Pop singer Lionel Richie was born in Tuskegee.
- 1930: Church bomber Bobby Frank Cherry was born in Chilton County.
- 1920: Tuskegee Airman Joseph Gomer was born in Iowa Falls, Iowa.
- 1913: Saxophonist Al Gallodoro was born in Chicago, Illinois
- 1911: Actress Gail Patrick was born in Birmingham.
- 1910: The 1910 Birmingham mayoral election was held.
- 1910: Former Birmingham mayor William H. Morris died.