October 3, 2024 | National Boyfriend Day | National Techies Day
October 3, 2024 | National Boyfriend Day | National Techies Day
October 3
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National Boyfriend Day on October 3 celebrates the special guy in your life. Just as we honor family members on designated days, this occasion shines a light on boyfriends, appreciating their presence and love. [Read more...]
National Techies Day
October 3
National Day Calendar®
National Techies Day encourages students to explore careers in technology. With a wealth of opportunities in this rapidly evolving field, aspiring tech professionals will find a bright future ahead. [Read more...]
Coming Up on October 4, 2024
National Days:
- World Smile Day
- National Body Language Day
- World College Radio Day
- National Vodka Day
- National Golf Lover's Day
- National Cinnamon Bun Day
- National Manufacturing Day
October 3rd in History
1899: Thomas S. Thurman patents a "Pneumatic carpet cleaner," the precursor to modern vacuums.
1911: The Corn Products Refining Company trademarks "Mazola" for corn oil.
1919: Adolfo Luque becomes the first Latino to pitch in a World Series game.
1949: WERD in Atlanta begins broadcasting as the first African American-owned radio station.
1955: Children's television sees the debut of Captain Kangaroo and The Mickey Mouse Club.
1960: CBS launches The Andy Griffith Show, featuring iconic characters like Andy Taylor and Barney Fife.
1992: Maurizio Damilano sets a world record for walking 30 kilometers in just over 2 hours.
October 3rd Birthdays
John Gorrie (1803): Pioneer of air conditioning and refrigeration.
Sophie Treadwell (1885): Playwright and early female war correspondent.
Natalie Savage Carlson (1906): Acclaimed children's author and Newbery Award winner.
Frank Pantridge (1916): Inventor of the portable defibrillator.
Nancy Mudge (1929): All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player and educator.
Chubby Checker (1941): Rock & roll star known for popularizing "The Twist."
Kathryn Sullivan (1951): First woman to walk in space and NASA astronaut.
Gwen Stefani (1969): Award-winning singer-songwriter and television personality
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