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January Celebrations

and thought-provoking memorials!

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1. THINK about what you know.

2. FOLLOW the text links to learn more.

3. CONSIDER any related personal experience.

4. CONNECT your ideas with other topics of interest.

5. START WRITING, additional thoughts will naturally flow.

6. BE CREATIVE, make your response interesting and fun to read.

HAVE FUN... Coach Hart

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In history, as in life, all events are not happy occasions.
For those that were sad, we should still remember!
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January Celebrations and Memorials

Jan. 1  / 45 BC - First New Year's celebration  /    1863 - Lincoln signs Emancipation Proclamation  /  1863 - First homestead claim filed  / New Years Day

Jan. 2  / 1788 - Georgia enters the Union  /  1974 - National Speed Limit signed into law  /  2009 - Rare Bugatti found  / Buffet Day  /  Science Fiction Day

Jan. 3 / 1521 - Martin Luther excommunicated  /  1777 - Battle of Princeton  /  1924 - King Tut's sarcophagus uncovered  /  Humiliation Day  /  Drinking Straw Day

Jan. 4  /  1896 - Utah enters the Union  /  1996 - GM announces its electric car  /  1999 - The euro debuts  / Spaghetti Day  /  Trivia Day

Jan. 51933 - Construction begins on Golden Gate Bridge  /  1972 - Space Shuttle program is launched  / 1920 - Yankees announces purchase of Babe Ruth  /  Bird Day  /  Whipped Cream Day

Jan. 6  /  1798 - Jedediah Smith is born  /  1994 - Olympic skater, Nancy Kerrigan, is attacked / 1996 - Blizzard of 1996 begins  /  Apple Tree Day  /  Bean Day  Enjoy our January Celebrations calendar

Jan. 7  / 1785 - Across the English Channel in a balloon  / 1789 - First U.S. presidential election held  /  1927 - Harlem Globetrotters play their first game.  /  Old Rock Day  / 

Jan. 8  / 1642 - Astronomer, Galileo, dies in Italy /  1877 - Crazy Horse fights last battle  /  2000 - Music City Miracle  / Show and Tell Day  

Jan. 9  / 1493 - Columbus mistakes manatees for mermaids  /  1768 - First modern circus is staged  /  1776 - Thomas Paine publishes Common Sense  /  Static Electricity Day

Jan. 10  /  1901 - Gusher signals start of U.S. oil industry  /  1946 - First meeting of the United Nations  /  1982 - Dwight Clark makes The Catch  /  Peculiar People Day  More January Celebrations for your writing pleasure

Jan. 11  /  1908 - Theodore Roosevelt makes Grand Canyon a national monument  /  1935 - Earhart flies from Hawaii to California  / Milk Day  /  Step in a Puddle Day

Jan. 12  / 1904 - Henry Ford sets speed record  /  1926 - Amos n' Andy debuts on Chicago radio  / 1932 - First elected female senator  /  Pharmacist Day  / 

Jan. 13  /  1962 - Comedian killed in Corvair crash  /  1982 - Plane crashes into the Potomac  /  1999 - Michael Jordan retires for the second time  /  Rubber Ducky Day

Jan. 14  / 1784 - Treaty of Paris ratified  /  1875 - Albert Schweitzer born  /  1954 - Marilyn Monroe marries Joe DiMaggio  /  Dress Up Your Pet Day 

Jan. 15 / 1929 - Martin Luther King born  / 1967 - Packers beat Chiefs in the first Super Bowl  /   2009  -  Sully Sullenberger performs Miracle on the Hudson  /  Strawberry Ice Cream Day

Jan. 16  /  1919 - Prohibition takes effect  /  1991 - Persian Gulf War begins  /  1995 - Avalanches bury buses in Kashmir  /  Martin Luther King Day  / 

Jan. 17  /  1950  -  Great Brinks Robbery  / 1966 - Nuclear bomb lost in Spain  /  1994 - Earthquake rocks Los Angeles  /  Kid Inventors Day

Jan. 18  / 1778 - Cook discovers Hawaii  /  1912 - Scott reaches South Pole  / Winnie the Pooh Day

Jan. 191809 - Edgar Allen Poe is born  /  2007 - First McDonalds opens in China  /  Popcorn Day   January Celebrations continued

Jan. 201981 - Iran hostage crisis ends  /  1981 - Ronald Reagan becomes president  /  Cheese Lovers Day

Jan. 21  / 1855 - Gun designer John Browning is born  /  1977 - President Carter pardons draft dodgers  /  Hugging Day

Jan. 22  / 1973 - Supreme Court legalizes abortion  /  1998 - Unabomber pleads guilty  /    Blond Brownies Day

Jan. 23  / 1849 -  First woman  M.D.  /  1957 -  First Frisbees produced  /  Chinese New Years

Jan. 241908 - Boy Scout movement begins  /  1972 - Japanese soldier found hiding on Guam  /  Compliment Day

Jan. 25  / 1905 - World's largest diamond found  /  1924 - First Winter Olympics begins  /  Opposite Day

Jan. 261788 - Australia Day  /  1945 - Auschwitz liberated  /  Bald Eagle Day   Thanks for visiting our January Celebrations calendar

Jan. 271888 - National Geographic Society founded  /  1967 - Astronauts die in launch pad fire  /  Chocolate Cake Day

Jan. 281986  -  Space shuttle Challenger explodes after lift-off  /  Blueberry Pancake Day

Jan. 291861  -  Kansas enters the Union as a free state  /  1936  -  Baseball Hall of Fame elects first members  /  Puzzle Day

Jan. 301948  - Gandhi assassinated  /  1933 - Adolph Hitler is named Chancellor of Germany  /  Escape Day  / That's the end of our January Celebrations.

Jan. 31  / 1865  - 13th amendment passes abolishing slavery  /  1950 - Truman announces development of the H-bomb  /  Backwards Day

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