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* [[1955]]: [[New Era Baptist Church]] pastor [[Michael R. Jordan]] was born. | * [[1955]]: [[New Era Baptist Church]] pastor [[Michael R. Jordan]] was born. | ||
* [[1951]]: Offensive lineman [[John Hannah]] was born in Canton, Georgia. | * [[1951]]: Offensive lineman [[John Hannah]] was born in Canton, Georgia. | ||
* [[1926]]: | * [[1926]]: Restaurateur [[Pearl Carlile|Pearl Overby Carlile]] was born. | ||
* [[1920]]: [[Franklin Glass]] stepped down as editor of ''[[The Birmingham News]]''. | * [[1920]]: [[Franklin Glass]] stepped down as editor of ''[[The Birmingham News]]''. | ||
* [[1912]]: [[Brownell Travel]] president [[George Brownell, Jr]] was born in [[Tuscaloosa]]. | * [[1912]]: [[Brownell Travel]] president [[George Brownell, Jr]] was born in [[Tuscaloosa]]. |
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April 4 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2011: David Crenshaw died.
- 2006: Wes McDonald's 1:50 in The Furnace was released on Skybucket Records.
- 2006: Victor Mercedes was signed by the Chicago White Sox.
- 2004: Casting director Shirley Crumley died of a heart attack at home in Birmingham.
- 2003: Birmingham Steeldogs 63, Cincinnati Swarm 33 at the BJCC.
- 1977: An F5 tornado killed 22 and injured 125 in Smithfield.
- 1968: Martin Luther King, Jr was murdered in Memphis, Tennessee by James Earl Ray.
- 1966: State Vocational-Technical School opened in Bessemer.
- 1961: Blogger and Paul Finebaum Radio Network regular Shane Corn was born in Oahu, Hawaii.
- 1960: Ground was broken for Weibel Drive between Fairfield and Midfield.
- 1955: New Era Baptist Church pastor Michael R. Jordan was born.
- 1951: Offensive lineman John Hannah was born in Canton, Georgia.
- 1926: Restaurateur Pearl Overby Carlile was born.
- 1920: Franklin Glass stepped down as editor of The Birmingham News.
- 1912: Brownell Travel president George Brownell, Jr was born in Tuscaloosa.
- 1909: Sterling Foster preached his last Sunday sermon at South Highland Presbyterian Church.
- 1845: Revolutionary War veteran William Pullen died on his farm near what was later Avondale.