Birth of Gena Branscombe
Gena Branscombe was born on November 4, 1881, in Picton, Ontario, Canada.
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Gena Branscombe was born on November 4, 1881, in Picton, Ontario, Canada.
View detailsStrong received a U.S. patent for a hook-and-eye fastening device, one of five documented patents in her name.
View detailsJanaki Ammal is born on November 4, 1897, in Tellicherry, Kerala, India.
View detailsBorn in Denver, Colorado, Ruth Handler would become the inventor of Barbie and a pioneering toy industry executive.
View detailsMary Sherman Morgan was born in Ray, North Dakota, USA.
View detailsWyoming voters elected Nellie Tayloe Ross governor in a special election, making her the first woman elected governor in the United States.
View detailsPatricia Era Bath born in Harlem, New York City, to a father who was a train conductor and merchant seaman and a mother descended from enslaved Africans and Cherokee ancestry.
View detailsElla T. Grasso wins her first election, to the Connecticut House of Representatives, beginning her legislative career.
View detailsElla T. Grasso is elected Secretary of the State of Connecticut, beginning over a decade in statewide executive office.
View detailsMink won election to the Hawaii Territorial Senate.
View detailsWarwick performed at a Royal Command Performance before Queen Elizabeth II in London, a first for an African-American female artist.
View detailsMacGill died in Toronto after a lifetime of barrier-breaking work in aviation, engineering, and women’s equality.
View detailsRose Bird was defeated in a retention election on November 4, 1986, becoming the first chief justice in California history voted out of office.
View detailsIn 1988, Jacqueline de Romilly became the second woman elected to the Académie Française.
View detailsRita Johnston's premiership ended on November 4, 1991, concluding her historic term.
View detailsMarion Donovan died of heart disease on November 4, 1998, at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, at age 81.
View detailsDaisy Bates dies in Little Rock, Arkansas, at age 84, after decades as a civil rights leader, journalist, and desegregation advocate.
View detailsErnestine Gilbreth Carey passed away on November 4, 2006, in Fresno, California.
View detailsWon the municipal election in her hometown on Nov 4, 2007, but her victory was annulled because she was a woman.
View detailsMcCain–Palin ticket lost U.S. presidential election to Obama and Biden.
View detailsPaul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize Foundation announces Blackburn and Greider as 2009 prize recipients for telomerase research.
View detailsNamed head coach of the Texas Legends, becoming the first woman ever to coach a professional men’s basketball team.
View detailsEuropean patent application EP-2496644 filed by Novamont, naming Catia Bastioli as inventor, covering biodegradable polyester blends with natural polymers.
View detailsRoy was honored with the Norman Mailer Prize for Distinguished Writing at a New York awards ceremony.
View detailsReceived the German theatre prize Der Faust for lifetime achievement.
View detailsA USPTO Patent Trial and Appeal Board hearing on November 4, 2019 included sworn testimony from Anna Stork as a named inventor on the '629 patent.
View detailsBooker's exhibition "Surface Pressure" opened at Sarasota Art Museum, presenting a range of her tire and mixed-media sculptures.
View detailsThe Simons Foundation announced that Jill Pipher had joined its Board of Trustees.
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