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Scanning The First Barcode
Scanning The First Barcode

Episode 1178

At a Marsh supermarket in Troy, Ohio, a packet of Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit gum became the first ever product to have its barcode scanned - at 8:01 a.m. …

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The Playboy, the Architect and the Showgirl
The Playboy, the Architect and the Showgirl

Episode 1177

Architect Stanford White was shot three times at close range by millionaire Harry Kendall Thaw during a performance of Broadway comedy ‘Mamzelle Cham…

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The Town That Danced To Death
The Town That Danced To Death

‘Dancing Mania’ - in which people spontaneously danced to exhaustion, some until they broke their ribs and subsequently died, took hold of Aachen, Ge…

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Busting 'The Teflon Don'

Episode 1175

John Gotti, the infamous ‘Teflon Don’ boss of New York’s Gambino crime family, smiled as he received a life sentence in a Brooklyn courthouse on 23rd…

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Inside The Black Hole of Calcutta
Inside The Black Hole of Calcutta

When the East India Company surrendered Fort William (in modern-day Kolkata) to the Nawab of Bengal on 20th June, 1756, dozens of British captives we…

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It's A Royal Cock-up
It's A Royal Cock-up

Episode 1172

The Grand Knockout Tournament (also known as It’s a Royal Knockout) was a one-off charity event first shown on BBC1 on 19th June 1987, to an audience…

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Amelia Earhart Flies To Fame
Amelia Earhart Flies To Fame

Episode 1171

Aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart became the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air on June 18th, 1928… but on this occasion didn’t actually fly the …

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The Arrival Of Lady Liberty
The Arrival Of Lady Liberty

Episode 1170

Still the tallest statue in the USA, the Statue of Liberty arrived from France - in no less than 214 crates - in New York City on 17th June, 1885.

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'Nureyev's 'Leap To Freedom'
'Nureyev's 'Leap To Freedom'

Episode 1169

Russia’s brightest ballet star, Rudolf Nureyev, evaded his KGB minders and defected from the USSR on 16th June, 1961.


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Marion Donovan: Housewife Inventor
Marion Donovan: Housewife Inventor

Until the mid-20th century, putting nappies on babies involved folding and pinning cloth towelling, then pulling a pair of rubber pants over the top.…

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