Baseball legend Lou Gehrig delivered the famous farewell speech bidding to fans
On Jul. 4, 1939, baseball legend Lou Gehrig delivered the famous speech bidding farewell to the ballpark and…
On Jul. 4, 1939, baseball legend Lou Gehrig delivered the famous speech bidding farewell to the ballpark and…
On Apr. 25, 1939, the Federal Security Agency (FSA), now known as the Department of Health, Education, and…
In 1939, Rene Dubos isolates gramicidin, an antibiotic, from a common soil microbe. His discovery helps cure a…
In 1939, Charles Armstrong adapted the Lansing strain of poliomyelitis to cotton rats and then to laboratory mice,…
In 1939, Louis Schwartz and H. R. Foerster described industrial dermatitis and melanosis due to photosensitization.
In 1939, Hugh G. Grady and Harold L. Stewart first identified the type II cell of the pulmonary…
In 1939, Margaret Pittman showed that sulfapyradine was effective against nontype-specific Haemophilus influenzae. Pittman discovered that there are…
In 1939, the first large-scale deliberate release of bacteria into the environment takes place when Bp is sprayed…
In 1939, the First Food Standards were issued (canned tomatoes, tomato puree, and tomato paste).
In 1939, Storrs Agricultural School became the University of Connecticut. Today, the University of Connecticut has grown to…
In 1939, the Medical College of Georgia researcher Dr. Sydenstricker was nominated for a Nobel Prize in Physiology…
In 1939, University of Iowa researcher W.D. “Shorty” Paul developed the concept for buffered aspirin. In 1917, the…
In 1939, Lewis L. Coriell published a paper on an aspect of science he would revolutionize: His pioneering…
In 1939, Elizabeth Kenny, or Sister Kenny, as nurses were called in Australia, came to the U.S. in…
In 1939, the National Malaria Society was founded. In 1951, the criteria for eradication as put forth by…
In 1939, embryologist E.E. Just published The Biology of the Cell Surface, and pioneered ideas about the importance…