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(New page: {{August}} '''August 31''' in the history of the Birmingham District: * 2002: Musicial Lionel Hampton died. * 1995: Then-CEO Richard Scrushy announced that [[HealthSou...) |
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'''August 31''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | '''August 31''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]: | ||
* [[2002]]: | * [[2002]]: Musician [[Lionel Hampton]] died. | ||
* [[1995]]: Then-CEO [[Richard Scrushy]] announced that [[HealthSouth]] was going to build a new headquarters on [[U.S. Highway 280]]. | * [[1995]]: Then-CEO [[Richard Scrushy]] announced that [[HealthSouth]] was going to build a new headquarters on [[U.S. Highway 280]]. | ||
* [[1948]]: In a game against Chattanooga, [[Jim Wasdell]] tied the [[Birmingham Barons records|Birmingham Barons]]' record of 6 hits in one game. | * [[1948]]: In a game against Chattanooga, [[Jim Wasdell]] tied the [[Birmingham Barons records|Birmingham Barons]]' record of 6 hits in one game. | ||
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August 31 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2002: Musician Lionel Hampton died.
- 1995: Then-CEO Richard Scrushy announced that HealthSouth was going to build a new headquarters on U.S. Highway 280.
- 1948: In a game against Chattanooga, Jim Wasdell tied the Birmingham Barons' record of 6 hits in one game.
- 1939: Musician Cleveland Eaton was born in Fairfield.
- 1821: Calera's first settler, John R. Gamble, purchased his first 100 acres in the area.