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'''October 21''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''October 21''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2015]]: [[Birmingham]] signed a [[Birmingham Sister Cities|Sister City]] agreement with [[Liverpool, England]]. | |||
* [[2007]]: [[Indian Springs Village]] celebrated its 18th anniversary with a "Country Day" arts festival. | * [[2007]]: [[Indian Springs Village]] celebrated its 18th anniversary with a "Country Day" arts festival. | ||
* [[2004]]: A tractor trailer wrecked in [[Malfunction Junction]], igniting 9,000 gallons of diesel fuel. | * [[2004]]: A tractor trailer wrecked in [[Malfunction Junction]], igniting 9,000 gallons of diesel fuel. | ||
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October 21 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2015: Birmingham signed a Sister City agreement with Liverpool, England.
- 2007: Indian Springs Village celebrated its 18th anniversary with a "Country Day" arts festival.
- 2004: A tractor trailer wrecked in Malfunction Junction, igniting 9,000 gallons of diesel fuel.
- 2001: Topper Price and the Upsetters played as part of the Phelan Park Music Series.
- 1999: Alabama Booksmith held its grand opening in Homewood.
- 1921: The Alabama Coal Operators Association became the Alabama Mining Institute.
- 1921: A new battery of Koppers-Becker coke ovens was put into operation at Thomas Furnaces.
Births
- 1986: Natalee Holloway was born.
- 1981: GASP director Michael Hansen was born in Memphis, Tennessee.
- 1979: Baseball player and former Auburn Tigers quarterback Gabe Gross was born.
- 1918: Southern Company CEO Alvin Vogtle was born in Birmingham.
Deaths
- 2009: Journalist Jack Nelson died in Maryland.
- 2008: Pediatrician Tom Caldwell and his wife died in an automobile accident in western North Carolina.
- 1954: Frank E. Roper murdered a 4-year-old boy with a knife in Powderly and was then killed by police when he resisted arrest.