On this day in 1933 ...Middle East

Jan. 3, 1933 Credit: Courtesy of UMMC Dr. Aaron Shirley was born in Gluckstadt, Mississippi. Before he could pronounce the word “doctor,” his mother had declared that he would be one. “She was a widow with eight children who worked as a nurse’s aide and a domestic,” he recalled in an interview with The Clarion-Ledger. “My father died when I was 16 or 17 months old. I don’t remember him. But he did leave my mother with property.” She sold the property off, piece by piece, to pay for the education of all her children. After completing medical school in Tennessee, Shirley returned to Mississippi. He joined the civil rights movement, and his family’s home was bombed in

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( On this day in 1933 )

Also on site :

7 Best Ways To Style Linen Pants, According to a Celebrity Stylist
Tim McGraw Shares Super Rare Photo of Niece Who 'Looks Just Like Faith'
Taylor Swift's Ex Seemingly Shades Pop Star During Glastonbury Set

On this day in 1933 ...Middle East

Indian cement sector reaches 39.6 million metric tonnes in May, up 9 pc

Iran could start enriching uranium for bomb within months, UN nuclear chief says

Indian Cricketers' Salaries for year 2025

AI models now lying, scheming & threatening their creators

Watch: Lhuan-dre Pretorius’ sportsmanship questioned by Zimbabwe players after shocking umpiring call in 1st Test

Birmingham stabbing - hunt for three men suspected of involvement

Jake Paul defeats Chavez Jr by unanimous decision in boxing fight

MDS vs HS Dream11 Prediction Today Match, Dream11 Team Today, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Update- Afghanistan National T20 Cup 2025, Match 4

Ivanka Trump’s Wedding Outfit Draws Approval from Jeff Bezos’ Wife

Kim Kardashian Little to the Imagination in Shredded Lingerie During Venice Outing

FIFA Club World Cup 2029: List of all qualified clubs

Ilia Topuria makes case for being UFC’s pound-for-pound best with first-round KO of Charles Oliveira

Jointly Protecting People's Rights in Digital Era

Landslides cut off villages; Char Dham yatra halted: Rain wreaks havoc in U'khand; 10 points

Israel’s history of preemptive strikes