April 1928

April 1, 1928 (Sunday)

April 2, 1928 (Monday)

April 3, 1928 (Tuesday)

April 4, 1928 (Wednesday)

April 5, 1928 (Thursday)

  • The ocean liner SS Leviathan was hit by a 100-foot high wave that damaged the upper deck and flooded some of the third-class accommodations. It still managed to reach New York City on time four days later.[6]
  • Died:

April 6, 1928 (Friday)

April 7, 1928 (Saturday)

April 8, 1928 (Sunday)

April 9, 1928 (Monday)

April 10, 1928 (Tuesday)

April 11, 1928 (Wednesday)

April 12, 1928 (Thursday)

April 13, 1928 (Friday)

April 14, 1928 (Saturday)

April 15, 1928 (Sunday)

April 16, 1928 (Monday)

  • Four masked men robbed a train near Chicago.[28]
  • A libel trial opened in Cobourg, Ontario, Canada, initiated by General Sir Arthur Currie against a writer and the publisher of the Port Hope Evening Guide. Currie claimed that an article published in the newspaper defamed him by alleging that he wasted Canadian lives by ordering an assault in Mons on November 11, 1918, for no reason other than to have it be recorded that Canadians had fired the last shot of the war.[29][30]
  • NBC received the first television station constitution permit.[31]

April 17, 1928 (Tuesday)

April 18, 1928 (Wednesday)

  • A 7.0 magnitude earthquake shook Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria, killing 127 and doing heavy structural damage in one of the most serious earthquakes in the country's history.[32][33]

April 19, 1928 (Thursday)

April 20, 1928 (Friday)

April 21, 1928 (Saturday)

April 22, 1928 (Sunday)

April 23, 1928 (Monday)

April 24, 1928 (Tuesday)

April 25, 1928 (Wednesday)

April 26, 1928 (Thursday)

April 27, 1928 (Friday)

April 28, 1928 (Saturday)

April 29, 1928 (Sunday)

April 30, 1928 (Monday)

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  3. "Polish-Lithuania Peace Parley Breaks on Vilna Question". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 3, 1928. p. 18.
  4. "Al Smith Carries 3 States". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 4, 1928. p. 1.
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  6. "100-Ft. Wave Douses Decks of Leviathan". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 10, 1928. p. 1.
  7. "Handshaking in Italy Taboo by Fascist Decree". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 7, 1928. p. 1.
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  11. "Brickies Hold New York to 1-1 Tie in Soccer". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 9, 1928. p. 23.
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  20. "Flyers Cross Ocean; Safe". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 14, 1928. p. 1.
  21. "37 Killed in Mystery Blast; 22 Injured". West Plains Weekly Quill. West Plains, Missouri. April 19, 1928. p. 1.
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  39. "Lockhart's Death Writes Finis to Brilliant Record". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 26, 1928. p. 17.
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  44. "Poncaire Wins 100 Majority in French Chamber". Chicago Daily Tribune. April 30, 1928. p. 18.
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