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Date: 22 October 1929
Lev Jasjin Cumpleaños, Fecha de Nacimiento
Lev Ivanovitj Jasjin (ryska: Лев Инанович Яшин), född den 22 oktober 1929 i Moskva, dåvarande Sovjetunionen, död den 20 mars 1990, var en fotbollsmålvakt. Mellan 1954 och 1970 spelade Jasjin 74 landskamper för det sovjetiska landslaget och deltog bland annat i fyra VM-turneringar. Han blev framröstad till århundradets bästa målvakt av International Federation of Football History & Statistics.
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- martes, 22 de octubre de 1929
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- Años
- 96
- Signo de estrella
- ♎
El 22 de octubre de 1929 fue un martes bajo el signo estelar de ♎. Era el día 294 del año. El presidente de los Estados Unidos fue Herbert Hoover.
Si naciste en este día, tienes 96 años. Su último cumpleaños fue el miércoles, 22 de octubre de 2025, hace 217 días. Su próximo cumpleaños es el jueves, 22 de octubre de 2026, en 147 días. Ha vivido durante 35.281 días, o aproximadamente 846.745 horas, o aproximadamente 50.804.754 minutos, o aproximadamente 3.048.285.240 segundos
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22nd of October 1929 News
Noticias tal como aparecieron en la portada del New York Times el 22 de octubre de 1929
ALLEN L. DALRYMPLE.; Member of Associated Press Staff Dies at Age of 32.
Date: 23 October 1929
Death
BERLIN IS DISTURBED BY FALL OF BRIAND; German Capital Hopes Next Ministry Will Keep Him in theForeign Office.
Date: 23 October 1929
Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
A Good Word for Librarians.; INTERNATIONAL LAWYERS. Humane as Well as Political Questions Await Their Attention. LINCOLN AT THE WIRE. Military Telegraph Got Most of President's Attention. Advertising in the Schools. Objection to Politics on Sunday.
Date: 23 October 1929
DAD.LUIGI CRISCUOLO.VICTOR ROSEWATERINTERESTED MOTHER.(Rev.) DAVID G. WYLIE
Objects to proposed Sunday meeting of La Guardia supporters, lr
FLIER'S PARENTS CHEERFUL.; News of Take-Off Was for Time Kept From Them at Portland, Ore.
Date: 23 October 1929
STOCKS SLUMP AGAIN, BUT RALLY AT CLOSE ON STRONG SUPPORT; Continuation of Selling Wave Depresses Most of List in Day of Exciting Trading. SOME ISSUES SHOW GAINS Market Broadest in Its History With 920 Stocks Dealt In-- Day's Sales 6,09l,870. CURB TRADING SETS RECORD Washington Holds That Situation Is Sound--Exchanges in Other Cities See Heavy Losses. Fire Factors in Decline. Market Broadest on Record. STOCKS SLUMP AGAIN, BUT RALLY AT CLOSE Organized Support Lacking. Table of Widest Declines. Support Expected Today. BOSTON TRADING A RECORD. Day's Sales of 172,000 Shares Are Heaviest in Two Decades.
Date: 22 October 1929
Fall 2 to 10 points for active stocks and as much as 145 for inactive stocks; 3-day drop attributed to readjustment of prices to level more commensurate with earnings, unanswered margin calls, foreign liquidation, hammering by bears and terror among shareholders
FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Break Again; Third Largest Trading on Record-- Money 5%, Sterling Higher.
Date: 22 October 1929
RADOSLAVOFF DIES IN EXILE IN BERLIN; Bulgaria's Ex-Premier Succumbs After Gaining Permission to Return Home. CAUSED NATION'S DEFEAT Decided After Long NegotiationsWith Allies and Central Powersto Fight With the Latter. Was a Student in Germany. Fled From Bulgaria.
Date: 22 October 1929
Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Death
EDISON RE-CREATES HIS ELECTRIC LAMP AS HOOVER LEADS IN TRIBUTE TO HIM; WORLD BY RADIO JOINS ANNIVERSARY FETE; OLD NOTE BOOK GUIDES HIM He Works With Aids of 50 Years Ago Till the Dramatic Moment. THEN DEARBORN IS ABLAZE Miracle Retold Round Earth Is Hailed by President at Dinner Honoring Inventor. DEBT OF MANKIND VOICED Young Speaks for Ford and Reads Messages From Prince of Wales and Hindenburg. Gratitude of All Mankind. Amid Scenes of 50 Years Ago. Nation Celebrates Edison's Feat in Golden Jubilee of Light Edison Re-enacts Experiment. Assistant Plays His Role. As One Master Workman to Another Homage of World-Wide Millions. Five Hundred Guests at Dinner.
Date: 22 October 1929
By BRUCE RAE Staff Correspondent of The New York Times
Bruce Staff
Dispatch from Dearborn, Mich, on incandescent lamp jubilee