Birth of Hetty Green
Hetty Green was born on November 21, 1834, in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
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Hetty Green was born on November 21, 1834, in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
View detailsAda Cambridge was born on 21 November 1844 in Wiggenhall St Germans, Norfolk, England, later becoming one of colonial Australia's most prolific and popular novelists and poets.
View detailsHelen Blanchard established the Blanchard Overseam Machine Company in Philadelphia, manufacturing her own industrial sewing machines.
View detailsThe celebrated author was born on November 21, 1908.
View detailsRebecca Felton served in the U.S. Senate, a historic first for women.
View detailsMarilyn French was born on November 21, 1929, in Brooklyn, New York City.
View detailsBeryl Margaret Bainbridge was born on 21 November 1932 in Liverpool, England, later becoming one of Britain's most distinctive post-war novelists.
View detailsFitzgerald won Amateur Night at Harlem's Apollo Theater on November 21, 1934, launching her professional singing career.
View detailsChieko Asakawa was born in Japan on November 21, 1958, the future computer scientist and accessibility pioneer.
View detailsThe U.S. Patent Office granted the Barbie doll construction patent, formalizing protection for the design.
View detailsPope Paul VI declared Mary as 'Mother of the Church' at Vatican II.
View detailsMary Lou Jepsen was born on November 21, 1965, in Chicago, Illinois.
View detailsBjörk Guðmundsdóttir was born in Reykjavík, Iceland, later becoming one of the country's most internationally celebrated musicians and artists.
View detailsAmna Al Haddad, pioneering Emirati weightlifter and CrossFit athlete, was born in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
View detailsReceives the ZeroOne Award from Universität der Künste Berlin on 21 November 2003 for her innovative media and video art.
View detailsBetty and David Koetser Award for Brain Research presented in Zürich to May-Britt and Edvard Moser for work on spatial memory mechanisms.
View detailsMargaret Burroughs passed away on November 21, 2010, in Chicago.
View detailsAnnounced as winner of the 2011 David N. Kershaw Award for policy analysis.
View detailsNadia Murad receives Germany’s Bambi Award, honoring her advocacy for Yazidi survivors and against sexual violence in war.
View detailsRoyal Society announces Linda B. Buck’s election as a Foreign Member, honoring her pioneering work on the olfactory system.
View detailsReceived the Nestroy Theatre Prize for lifetime achievement.
View detailsThe John Scott Award for 2021 was presented to Karikó in Philadelphia for creating a stable, safe mRNA construct.
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