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* [[2015]]: [[Jon Chalmers]] began his term as president of [[Holy Family Cristo Rey High School]]. | * [[2015]]: [[Jon Chalmers]] began his term as president of [[Holy Family Cristo Rey High School]]. | ||
* 2015: [[Jack Lowther]] retired from the [[Jefferson County District Court]]. | |||
* [[2012]]: ''[[Fading Signs of Birmingham]]'' by [[Charles Buchanan]] was published. | * [[2012]]: ''[[Fading Signs of Birmingham]]'' by [[Charles Buchanan]] was published. | ||
* [[2010]]: [[Ken Gulley]] was sworn in as [[Mayor of Bessemer]]. | * [[2010]]: [[Ken Gulley]] was sworn in as [[Mayor of Bessemer]]. | ||
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November 1 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2015: Jon Chalmers began his term as president of Holy Family Cristo Rey High School.
- 2015: Jack Lowther retired from the Jefferson County District Court.
- 2012: Fading Signs of Birmingham by Charles Buchanan was published.
- 2010: Ken Gulley was sworn in as Mayor of Bessemer.
- 2008: The third annual Moss Rock Festival kicked off in Hoover.
- 2005: Runoff elections were held.
- 2005: Sean Meyer began working as Birmingham's only full-time sommelier.
- 2005: Bryan Noe was appointed as the first dean of the UAB Graduate School.
- 1993: Mary McLeod was consecrated as Episcopal Bishop of Vermont.
- 1979: An explosion at the Hercules Powder Plant in Bessemer killed one worker.
- 1965: The Sergeant Jack Show debuted on WBMG-42.
- 1955: The City of Birmingham formally took over operations of the Birmingham Zoo at Lane Park.
- 1949: Arthur Bennett Lipkin became the conductor of the newly-revived Alabama Symphony Orchestra.
- 1946: Vulcan's torch glowed red for the first time following a fatal auto collision in Southside.
- 1946: ACIPCO School was renamed in honor of John Eagan.
- 1944: Elliott Dent took on a squadron of Japanese fighter planes and shot down three before being shot down himself, earning a Distinguished Service Cross.
- 1910: The Martin Biscuit Company was founded.
- 1887: The Alabama Club restaurant, headed by chef Jean Galatoire, opened on 21st Street North.
Births
- 1981: Pro football player Evan Mathis was born in Birmingham.
- 1975: Musician and American Idol runner-up Bo Bice was born.
- 1936: R&B singer Andre Williams was born in Bessemer.
- 1932: Baseball player and football coach Jim Pyburn was born in Fairfield.
- 1905: Architect Dupree Greer was born in Liberty, South Carolina.
- 1893: Insurance executive Frank Samford, Sr was born in Troy, Pike County.
Deaths
- 2012: Coach John Lee Armstrong died in Birmingham.
- 2009: Former UAB Blazers basketball star Alan Ogg died from a staph infection.
- 2009: Art librarian Robert Kaufmann died in New York, New York
- 1979: An explosion at the Hercules Powder Plant in Bessemer killed one worker.
Sports
- 2009: Jamie McMurray won the AMP Energy 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.
- 2008: BSC won on the road, Samford was narrowly defeated at home, and UAB was soundly defeated in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
- 2008: Miles College lost 52-2 to Lane College in Jackson, Tennessee.
- 2005: The 8th Battle for the Bones saw UAB defeat Memphis 37-20 in Memphis.
- 2003: Kiprono Kemei, Agnes Ngunjiri and Macky Tyndall won their divisions in the Vulcan Run.
- 1991: Gene Bartow wrote a letter to NCAA compliance officer David Berst with allegations of recruiting violations in the Alabama Crimson Tide athletic department.