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27 indexed achievements across recorded history.


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Joan Daughter of King John
Science

Diplomatic intervention with King John at Woodstock

Joan personally negotiated with her father King John at Woodstock, securing restoration of much of Llywelyn's lands and power after John's punitive campaign in Gwynedd.

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Joan Daughter of King John·Joan, biography.wales
1429
Joan of Arc
Politics

Victory at Battle of Patay

Joan of Arc participates in victory at the Battle of Patay.

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Joan of Arc·Saint Joan of Arc | Biography, Facts, & Death
1673
Jeanne Mance
Medicine

Jeanne Mance's Passing

Jeanne Mance passed away in Montreal, marking the end of an era for the city's early healthcare development.

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Jeanne Mance·Jeanne Mance Biography - Dictionary of Canadian Biography
1913
Sylvia Porter
Literature

Born in Patchogue, New York

Sylvia Feldman (later Porter) was born on Long Island, New York, to Jewish immigrant parents.

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Sylvia Porter·Sylvia Porter - Jewish Women's Archive
1915
Sara Carter
Arts

Marriage to A.P. Carter

Sara Dougherty married A.P. Carter.

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Sara Carter·Encyclopedia Virginia: Carter, Sara (1898-1979)
1917
Constance Markievicz
Science

Released under general amnesty

Markievicz was freed on 18 June 1917 as part of a general amnesty for prisoners convicted over the 1916 Easter Rising.

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Constance Markievicz·Wikipedia: Constance Markievicz
1919
Laura Annie Willson
Activism

Awarded MBE for Services During WWI

Awarded the MBE on June 18, 1919, for her contribution to the war effort as an engineer.

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Laura Annie Willson·Women Who Meant Business: Laura Annie Willson (1877-1942)
1929
Memphis Minnie
Arts

First Recording Session for Columbia Records in Memphis

Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy were discovered by a Columbia Records talent scout and recorded their debut sides in Memphis in June 1929.

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Memphis Minnie·Memphis Minnie - Wikipedia
1941
Jacqueline Cochran
Aviation

First woman to pilot a bomber across the Atlantic

In June 1941, Cochran became the first woman to pilot a bomber across the Atlantic Ocean.

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Jacqueline Cochran·Encyclopedia.com biography of Jacqueline Cochran
1945
Katherine Dunham
Arts

Opening of Katherine Dunham School of Dance and Theatre

On June 18, 1945, Dunham opened her School of Dance and Theatre in New York City, institutionalizing her technique and multicultural curriculum.

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Katherine Dunham·Katherine Dunham Timeline - Library of Congress
1945
Florence Bascom
Science

Death of Florence Bascom

Florence Bascom died in Northampton, Massachusetts, on June 18, 1945, ending a pioneering career in American geology.

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Florence Bascom·National Park Service: The Stone Lady - Florence Bascom
1953
Coretta Scott King
Activism

Marriage to Martin Luther King Jr.

Coretta Scott marries Martin Luther King Jr. in Marion, Alabama, beginning a partnership central to the civil rights movement.

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Coretta Scott King·Coretta Scott King Fast Facts - CNN
1971
Katharine Graham
Politics

Approves publishing of the Pentagon Papers

Katharine approved publishing the Pentagon Papers, a landmark in press freedom.

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Katharine Graham·Pentagon Papers - Wikipedia
1976
Ingrid Christensen
Exploration

Death of Ingrid Christensen

Ingrid Christensen died on June 18, 1976, in Norway.

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Ingrid Christensen·Wikipedia - Ingrid Christensen
1982
Djuna Barnes
Literature

Death of Djuna Barnes

Djuna Barnes passed away on June 18, 1982.

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Djuna Barnes·Britannica - Djuna Barnes
1983
Sally Ride
Exploration

First American woman in space

Launches aboard Space Shuttle Challenger mission STS-7.

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Sally Ride·NASA — Sally Ride
1983
Mona Mahmudnizhad
Activism

Execution of Mona Mahmudnizhad

Executed on 18 June 1983 in Shiraz, Iran, along with nine other Baháʼí women.

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Mona Mahmudnizhad·Baháʼí Library Online: Story of Mona
1985
Marion Donovan
Science

DentaLoop Dental Floss Patented (US 4,523,600)

Donovan patented DentaLoop, pre-cut disposable dental floss loops, on June 18, 1985, which she manufactured and sold through her own company.

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Marion Donovan·Smithsonian - National Museum of American History, DentaLoop
1988
Debbie Gibson
Arts

Guinness World Record: youngest artist to write, produce and perform a No. 1 single

Coinciding with "Foolish Beat" reaching No. 1, Gibson entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest artist to write, produce and perform a No. 1 single.

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Debbie Gibson·Debbie Gibson Official Biography
1988
Debbie Gibson
Arts

Youngest artist to write, produce and perform a No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 hit ("Foolish Beat")

"Foolish Beat" hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on June 18, 1988, making Gibson the youngest artist ever to write, produce, and perform a No. 1 single.

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Debbie Gibson·Billboard Hot 100 Chart - June 18, 1988
1996
Patti Smith
Arts

Release of album 'Gone Again'

Released album *Gone Again* on June 18, 1996.

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Patti Smith·Gone Again on Wikipedia
2008
Tasha Tudor
Science

Death of Tasha Tudor in Marlboro, Vermont

Tasha Tudor died on June 18, 2008, at her home in Marlboro, Vermont, at age 92, following a stroke.

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Tasha Tudor·Tasha Tudor, Children's Writer and Illustrator - Obituary
2014
Stephanie Kwolek
Science

Death of Stephanie Kwolek

Stephanie Kwolek died in Wilmington, Delaware, at age 90.

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Stephanie Kwolek·Stephanie Kwolek - Wikipedia
2015
Herta Müller
Literature

Decision to award Heinrich Böll Prize

Herta Müller was chosen to receive the Heinrich Böll Prize.

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Herta Müller·DAAD Portrait
2019
Marta Vieira da Silva
Sports

All-time leading World Cup scorer

Marta became the all-time leading scorer in FIFA World Cup history.

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Marta Vieira da Silva·Marta (footballer) - Wikipedia
2020
Jessica Matthews
Science

Inventor Profile Revisited

Matthews was again profiled as a young inventor whose work began with the Soccket, continuing recognition of her innovation and clean-energy influence.

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Jessica Matthews·Jessica O. Matthews: What Does It Take to Be an Inventor? - Pushkin Industries
2022
Yurra Mardini
Sports

Final major competition for Refugee Team at 2022 World Championships

Last major race for Refugee Team at 2022 World Championships in Budapest.

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Yurra Mardini·Gariwo: Yusra Mardini