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An American politician who served as the 9th President of the United States.
An American entrepreneur and innovator in the health field whose the first female name to be nationally recognized because of a herbal -alcoholic product "women's tonic - Lydia Pinkham".
An American poet and critic who won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1926.
A Brazilian samba singer, dancer and actress.
An American poet, author and activist who won the American National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize
The Davis Cup is first won by its donator Dwight F. Davis and his doubles partner in Brookline, Massachusetts.
Ralph Ellison's best-known work, "Invisible Man" (1952), receives the National Book Award.
Ed Sullivan presents the Beatles on his weekly variety show, helping to advance the careers of the "Fab Four" in the United States.
Satchel Paige is inducted to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. He is well known for his colourful observations of life ("Never run when you can walk") as well as for his pitching speed and variety.
Enumeration of the first census of free India begins today.
An American poet, author and activist who won the American National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for her best-known work, was born on 9th February 1944, in Georgia, United States. She was educated at Sarah Lawrence colleges. In 1964, she wrote most of her first poetry volume in a single week. In 1968, it was published in 1968. The Colour Purple was her novel for which she was praised a lot. Her clear and strong characterizations are the main essence of her works. Her writing portrays the lives of oppressed, poor African-American women. In 1985, her novel was made into a motion picture.
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