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This Day In History

Jan 31 2006
Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, officially retires today as he presides over his last Federal Reserve Board meeting
Jan 31 2005
Telephones arrive for the first time in Mink, Louisiana, a remote community of about 15 families. Within 15 minutes one of the families had received their first telemarketer call
Jan 31 2001
The new Georgia state flag is hoisted over the state capitol. The old flag contained a large version of the confederate battle flag and is considered by many to be in poor taste. The previous flag was adopted in 1956 during times of desegregation
Jan 31 1961
U.S. puts its first chimp in space. His name was Ham.
Jan 31 1939
Hewlett-Packard Company founded
Jan 31 1865
General Robert E. Lee named commander-in-chief of the Confederate armies

Birthdays

Jan 31 1970
Minnie Driver, actress, is born in London, England , is born
Jan 31 1937
Suzanne Pleshette, actress, is born in New York City , is born
Jan 31 1923
Norman Mailer, author
Jan 31 1872
Zane Grey, author of western stories