May 5-Cinco de Mayo, Tammy Wynette, Adele, Henry Cavill, 1st US Train Robbery, Big Mac went on sale
Cinco de Mayo. Entertainment from 1989. 1st US train robbery, Big Mac went on sale, Channel #5 went on sale. Todays birthdays - John Stetson, Tyrone Power, Tammy Wynette, John Rhys-Davis, Henry Cavill, Adele, Chris Brown. Napolean died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://diannacorcoran.com/
Cinco de Mayo song - The Kiboomers
Like a prayer - Madonna
Young love - The Judds
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Stand by your man - Tammy Wynette
Skyfall - Adele
Kiss Kiss - Chris Brown
Exit - Heaven has neon lights - Tyler Tillman Tyler on Facebook
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0:20 When else. Dear so everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to history and factor it's about today. It is May the fifth, Single the mile today, your hands and shut. Hello, Hellay, single the mile today. Clap your hands and shut. Holloy. We jumping and jump and jump and dance around the hatch. We jump and jump and jump it spinning around like that. We shake you can shake and shake and shake some moncas for lease. Single the mile. It isn't a celebration of Mexican independence. That's September the sixteenth. Today, everybody's celebrating that Mexico. They won a battle in eighteen sixty two, the Battle of Pueblo, Mexico defeated France. Yeah, I celebrated every year since now. Not to be a buzzkill, but that pretty much just pissed off France. They came back the next year and pretty much wiped out the Mexican army at Puebla. Then they marched down to Mexico City and started ruling the country for over the next five years.
1:18 But that can't slow down a good party. Now. It's kind of like Saint Patrick's day where everybody's Irish. Today everybody is everybody's Mexican. Yeah, so enjoy some Mexican food, Mexican bear and Mexican music. Just have a great time celebrating Sinko the Mile. Okay, let's see what's going on entertainment on me the fifth. Let's go back to nineteen eighty nine. Number one album was Like a Prayer by Madonna. Number one song. Also the number one country song was Young Loved by the Judds.
2:02 Yea, It's a. Number one book was The Satanic Versus by Solomon Rusty. That Cemetery was the number one movie. It was from a Stephen King book. After a little boy is killed his dad, he buries him in an ancient burial ground with the power to raise the dead. Yeah, it didn't turn out so well. Stars Dale Midgiff, Denise Crosby, and Fred Quinn. Nineteen fifty nine, The West Side Story Movie album went to number one, stayed there for fifty four weeks.
2:46 That's the most ever. The number two album that spent the most time at number one Michael Jackson's Thriller thirty seven weeks. All right, let's it happened in the world on May the fifth. And twelve, sixty Genghis Khan his grandson, Kopla Khan became the ruler of the Mongrel. Now the Mongrel Empire was huge. It covered one fifth of the planet. They went from the Pacific Ocean west to the Black Sea and from Siberia down to Afghanistan. Eighteen oh nine, Mary Keyes, she was the first woman to get a US patent. It was for her weaving straw. Eighteen sixty five, the United States sat his first train robbery. It was seventeen miles outside of Cincinnati Daves. They had actually removed some of the railroad track out there, had sent the train, caused it to derail. It was on his way to Saint Louis Well.
3:27 Twenty armed men then boarded the train and robbed the passengers and the baggage car had three safes in it. Now with a civil war just being over, yeah, they believed it was twenty in Southern Grilla soldiers who pulled it off. Nineteen seventeen Eugene Bullard. He became the first Black American to get a pilot's license. No, not here in America. He had to go to France to get it. Then, after France gave him his license, he flew twenty combat missions for him on World War One, probably the most famous perfume in history. In nineteen twenty one, Coco Chanel started selling she No. Number five. During World War two Japan, they released around nine thousand hot air balloons that had bombs attached to him. They want him to float over here to the United States and then detonate. They think around three hundred of them actually believed to have made it. Yeah, made it all across the Pacific here to the United States. In nineteen forty five in southern Oregon, at a church Sunday school picnic, a pregnant woman and five Sunday school children, they came across one of those Yeah, not knowing what it was, Yeah, they accidentally caused it to him to detonate, killed all six of them. They are the only deaths in the continental of the y at United States during World War Two from hostile intentions. Now on the same day, over in Germany, Carl Donnets He's the guy who took over as leader Germany after Hitler killed himself. He ordered all German U boats back to their operations on bases and seizes all hostile activities. Nineteen sixty one, aboard the Freedom seven spacecraft, Alice Sheppard became the first American to go into space. In nineteen sixty five, the first large scale American Army troops arrived over in Vietnam. Before then, it was all just special forces. You right ahead, didn't you.
4:55 Nineteen sixty eight, McDonald's Big Mac went on sale. Coot coat, goat shug This shibarth day, we gonna he left this shiverf day. We don't siple card. He left his shibth day. And you know we don't do bay all right. It was born on May of the fifth. John Stetson. He was born in Orange, New Jersey, in eighteen thirty. And that name sounds familiar. Yes, he is the guy, that Stetson guy who invented the cowboy hat. See, his dad was a hat maker back in Philadelphia, and he taught John all the trade traffic, you know, brasically how to make hats. But then John he got diagnosed with tberkleyosis. Yeah, it was a death sentence back then. So he wanted to see the Wild West before he died, so he came out West. Then he got really grossed out when he saw these fleeing fested coonskid caps that all the miners and mountain men were wearing. Yeah, so he built the waterproof felt hat with a white briand to protect her from the sun. Well, that hat, it became a huge hit and that Western era, Yeah, it really helped him with his TV. So he ended up founding the Stetson Company, one of the largest hat makers in the world.
5:56 Then he married twice and had three children. He lived forty years after getting that death sentence from TV. Died nineteen oh six at seventy five years old. All right, a little side trivia. How many gallons of water does a ten gallon hat hold? About three fourths of a gallon? Actor tyrone power. He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, nineteen fourteen. One of the biggest actors in the world in nineteen thirties and forties, he was known as a matinee idol now even though he was one of the biggest stars in the world. He joined the army to fight in World War Two. He was a pilot over the Pacific. He flew injured soldiers from the battlefield to hospitals. He had two children from his second wife. Married his third wife in nineteen fifty eight and they had one children. They were only together six months when he died from a heart attack on only forty four years old. He died on the set while filming Salomon and Sheba.
6:44 Give Him Too Something, Warm Nights. Country singing legend Tammy Wynett. She was born in Itawamba County, Mississippi, in nineteen forty two. Now her Loretta Lynn and Patsick Line. They get credit for bringing females into the male dominated country music industry. Tammy ended up with twenty number one songs, some of. Them are Your Girl, Getting Your Good Girls Gone Bad, I Don't want to Playhouse, Good Love, and makes It Right stand By Your Men. She also released nine albums singing with George Jones now Tammy. She had three daughters from her first husband. Her third husband was George Jones and they had a daughter. She married a fourth husband in nineteen seventy eight, now Tammy. She was sick with health issues for a long time due to all the drug and Alcoholobius you have finally got her in nineteen ninety eight at fifty eight years old. Actor John Rice Davis is eighty two. He was born in Salzburg, England, in nineteen forty four. Is Best Know, I'm for playing Sala in all those Indiana Jones movies. Then he was Gimmi Lee in the Lord of the Rings movies. Then he did a couple of Lost World movies. He had two sons from his first wife, been with his girlfriend since two thousand and four and they have a daughter.
7:58 Actor Henry Cavill. He's forty three. He was born in Jersey and the Channel Islands in nineteen eighty three. Best no for playing Superman. Now he's played Superman in five movies. He played Sherlock Holmes in two movies. Okay, Nerds friends, Superman is a big time gamer. That's right. He then missed the phone call telling him he got the roll of Superman. Yeah, it was busy playing a world of Warcraft. Henry and his girlfriend. They have a daughter, one year old. Stuff. When thirty eight year old adl Atkins, she's still popular.
8:43 She just goes by Adele. He was born in Tottenham, England, in nineteen eighty eight. Back in high school, she recorded a three song demo for a class project. After they graduated, old friend of hers posted it on MySpace. Yep. But Dell's career was off end running. Her album twenty one is the best selling album this century sold over thirty one million. Album twenty five is the fourth biggest album on this century. Yeah, it's only sold twenty three though she married once for three years and has a son from it. Adell is currently engaged. Did you waiting girl? Hit it poppin. With me? Haino Saban shouting be popping the last June day.
9:29 I guess since he's served his time in prison and he has actually completed all his probation, we're supposed to start talking about singer Chris Brown again. Chris is thirty seven. He's worn in Tappahannock, Virginia in nineteen eighty nine. Now, whether you liked the guy or not, and he still sold one hundred and forty million records. Chris is going to be opening for Usher this summer on a stadium tour. Chris, he hasn't married yet, but he does have three children from three different women. All Right, Earlier, I told you the first train robbery in the United States was eighteen sixty five, and he guesses when the last train robbery. It was nineteen thirty seven outside of Olpaso, Texas. All Right, our quote of the day it comes from Napoleon Bonaparte. He died today in eighteen twenty one, at fifty one years old. Napoleon claims that men are more easily governed by their advices than their values. Wow, thank you for joining us today. If we get to follow us on whoever you listen to us on check out the links and they've showing description today and in Spotify. Yeah, we have a new playlist going and started from May. Want to check that out our country underground radio artists today because from Matt Orlando. You want to hear Tyler Tillman song Heaven has neon Lights. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.
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11:20 So when it's time for your freeson ever hast me on life. I can still remember clearly, but nothing be mere shaking in my hands and your pen of dress. You were hard than anything I've ever seen us my missing and you said all right when I asked you to dance last some of the night, do the fed weed.
12:11 Still we live in this history. Can already got the rest of my life. So when it's time, you're the reason I ever has me on my line. Now I can do that. Go me and cry bull. Our souls touching episode. Touching strides.
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