What happened November 19 1938?

Answer 1

Michael D. Olson was born to Peter J. and Laura A. Olson in Seattle Wash. After 21 years Michael Married Kimberly Ann Dietrich (Mesa) who had a young daughter that Michael & Kim raised, named Danielle, The new family moved to Spokane Washington in 1983, Three years later due to circumstances the family moved to Northern California where they have lived for more than 25 years. In the three years in Spokane the couple had two daughters Elizabeth, and Abigail, making the Olson family 5...

Answer 2

what happened in November 1978:

The French were culled under laws to advance the growth of society via the removal of all those seen to be hindering the progress of humanity

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A sheep was culled in public sacrifice (November 3rd The Town Of Dunich)

President Obama was shocked to find that George Bush had painted all the walls on the interior of the White House pink.

Hiroshima lost its contributors.

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Answer 3

The following are among the many events that occured during November 1928. * 4 November - At Park Central Hotel in Manhattan, Arnold Rothstein, New York City's most notorious gambler, is shot to death over a poker game. * 6 November - Swedes start a tradition of eating Gustavus Adolphus pastries to commemorate the old warrior king. * 6 November - U.S. presidential election, 1928: Republican Herbert Hoover wins by a wide margin over Democrat Alfred E. Smith. * 10 November - Enthronement ceremony of Japanese Emperor Hirohito is held, after some two years since he actually took the Imperial throne on 26 December 1926, the day after the demise of Emperor Taishō. * 17 November - The Boston Garden opens in Boston. * 18 November - Mickey Mouse appears in Steamboat Willie, the first Mickey Mouse cartoon released, as well as the first sound film.

Answer 4

The Egyptian government initiated a major armaments program. Ted Turner, media mogul and philanthropist, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The day before: 3,500 members of the motion picture industry attended a "Quarantine Hitler" rally at the Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles. John Garfield, Frank Capra, Joan Crawford and Thomas Mann were among the participants.
The crowd unanimously voted to send a telegram to President Roosevelt urging him to use his authority to "express further the Horror and the indignation of the American people" at the Nazi persecutions of Jews and Catholics.
The day after: Japanese authorities notified foreign powers that the Han River in China was closed to navigation without "special permission". Died: Maud of Wales, 68, Queen of Norway.

Answer 5

Italian parliament gives Mussolini dictatorial powers "for 1 year"

Answer 6

191938 is not a recognizable date. We can not answer this question.

Answer 7

Tutankhamuns tomb was dicovered