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* [[1953]]: Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial page editor [[Harold Jackson]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | * [[1953]]: Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial page editor [[Harold Jackson]] was born in [[Birmingham]]. | ||
* [[1930]]: [[Independent Presbyterian Church]] choirmaster [[Joseph Schreiber]] was born in New Albany, Indiana | * [[1930]]: [[Independent Presbyterian Church]] choirmaster [[Joseph Schreiber]] was born in New Albany, Indiana | ||
* [[1919]]: Artist [[Carl Salter]] was born. | |||
==Deaths== | ==Deaths== |
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August 14 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2013: 2013 Airport Highlands plane crash
- 2009: Colonial Bank failed.
- 2009: A new Jefferson County Occupational Tax was signed into law.
- 2007: Bishop Robert Baker was tapped to head the Catholic Diocese of Birmingham.
- 1996: Clay-Chalkville High School and the new location of Shades Valley High School opened.
- 1971: 9-11 victim and Birmingham native Lynn Edwards Angell married her husband David.
- 1955: First baseman Norm Zauchin won Homer, a bear cub, at "State of Maine Day" at Fenway Park and donated him to the Birmingham Zoo.
- 1945: An agreement was reached to end the five-week-long 1945 printers' strike.
- 1906: Robert Terrell founded the Bank of Alabama in Ensley.
- 1901: The cornerstone of Ensley School was laid.
Births
- 1953: Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial page editor Harold Jackson was born in Birmingham.
- 1930: Independent Presbyterian Church choirmaster Joseph Schreiber was born in New Albany, Indiana
- 1919: Artist Carl Salter was born.
Deaths
- 2008: Long-time Bessemer municipal judge Jackie McDougal died.
- 2008: Lou's Pub owner Lou Zaden died.
- 2006: Adventurer and mountain climber Robert Davis III died while descending Mount Kenya.
- 1988: Samford University professor Monnie Cheves died.
- 1984: Baseball player Spud Davis died.
- 1915: Banker Christian Enslen died in Birmingham.
Sports
- 1955: Satchel Paige signed a contract to play for the Greensboro Patriots of the Carolina League.