*posted by George's computer*
This Day in History
1844: Joseph Smith, the founder and leader of the Mormon religion, is killed by a mob in Carthage, Illinois.
1922: The first Newbery Medal for children's literature is awarded to The Story of Mankind, by Hendrik Willem van Loon.
1950: Two days after the invasion of South Korea by North Korean troops, the U.N. approves the use of force to repel them.
1976: The first case of the Ebola virus is reported in the Nazra township of Sudan.
2003: Georgia L. Lass, a Seattle, Washington teenager, is killed by debris from the decommissioned Russian space station, Mir.
((All historical data was taken from this website. The episode clip was made by anatari. And, thanks to work tomorrow and LJ's lovely habit of erroring on me every time I try commenting, I'm calling it a night. This post WILL be continued tomorrow, so please feel free to comment! <33))
1844: Joseph Smith, the founder and leader of the Mormon religion, is killed by a mob in Carthage, Illinois.
1922: The first Newbery Medal for children's literature is awarded to The Story of Mankind, by Hendrik Willem van Loon.
1950: Two days after the invasion of South Korea by North Korean troops, the U.N. approves the use of force to repel them.
1976: The first case of the Ebola virus is reported in the Nazra township of Sudan.
2003: Georgia L. Lass, a Seattle, Washington teenager, is killed by debris from the decommissioned Russian space station, Mir.
((All historical data was taken from this website. The episode clip was made by anatari. And, thanks to work tomorrow and LJ's lovely habit of erroring on me every time I try commenting, I'm calling it a night. This post WILL be continued tomorrow, so please feel free to comment! <33))