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January 

• In January of 1950, Jackie Robinson signed the highest paying contract in Dodger history…at just $35,000
• - US President publicly announces support for the development of a hydrogen bomb

February

• - Green Bay Packers founder, player and coach  resigns after 31 seasons and 6 NFL titles to his credit
• - United States formally recognizes the State of Vietnam as the legitimate government of Vietnam
• Feb 9 - Senator Joe McCarthy charges State Department infested with 205 communists
• - warns against the hydrogen bomb
• - animated film "Cinderella" premieres in Boston. Massachusetts
• - Longest-running prime-time game show, "What's My Line" begins on CBS

March

• - resumes the presidency of the Republic of China on Taiwan
• - Silly Putty goes on sale in the US
• - reports record net earnings of $656,434,232
• - 22nd Academy Awards: "All The King's Men",  and win
• - Bell Telephone Laboratories announces invention of the phototransistor in Murray Hill, New Jersey

April

• -  first TV appearance
• Apr 24 - Jordan formally annexes the West Bank
• - Chuck Cooper becomes the first African American to be drafted into the NBA (for Boston Celtics)

May

• - Pulitzer prize awarded to  and Oscar Hammerstein II for the musical "South Pacific"
• - Diner's Club issues its first credit cards
• May 13 - First ever race of the Formula 1 World Drivers Championship is run at Silverstone, England and won by Giuseppe Farina of Italy in an Alfa Romeo
• - Vietnamese troops of Ho Chi-Minh attack Cambodia
• - Brooklyn Battery Tunnel opens in NYC

June

• - US Supreme Court undermines legal foundations of segregation
• - First kidney transplant (Chicago)
• - gets his 2,000th hit, a 7th-inning single off Chick Pieretti, in a 8-2 victory over Cleveland
• Jun 23 - Swiss parliament refuses voting rights for women
• - North Korea invades South Korea, beginning the Korean War
• - North Korean troops reach Seoul, causing the UN to ask member states to aid South Korea.  orders the US Air Force and Navy into the Korean conflict.
• Jun 27 - US sends 35 military advisers to South Vietnam

July

• Jul 5 - US forces enter combat in the Korean War for the first time, in the Battle of Osan
• - French/Vietnamese offensive against Viet Minh
• - NY Yankees sign their first black players,  and Frank Baines
• - V-2/WAC Corporal rocket launch; first launch from Cape Canaveral

August

• - swims the English Channel in a record time of 13 hours and 23 minutes
• August 11 - Steve Wozniak born
• - testifies before grand jury on allegations of spying for the Soviet Union
• - US President  gives military aid to Vietnamese regime of B岷�o 膼岷�i
• - becomes first black competitor in a US national tennis competition
• Aug 22 - First patent for controlling vehicle speed (cruise control) granted to American inventor Ralph Teetor 
• - "Rashomon", Japanese film directed by , starring and Machiko Ky艒, is released (Honorary Academy Award 1952)
• - Knocks out Jose Basora to win middleweight boxing title
• Aug 25 - US President Harry Truman orders army to take control of railroad to avert a strike
• - First transmission of a TV programme from continental Europe shown on BBC

September

• Sep 11 - Dick Tracy TV show sparks uproar concerning violence
• - Western allies rearm West Germany
• Sep 15 - East German premier Grotewohl pleads for German reunification
• - San Francisco 49ers (formerly AAFC) play first NFL game, lose 21-17
• Sep 19 - Great Three (England, US, and France) acknowledge Bonn Government as the only German government
• - promoted to rank of 5-star general in the United States Army
• - Nobel peace prize awarded to  for mediation in Israel - First African American winner
• Sep 26 - UN troops in Korean War recapture South Korean capital of Seoul
• - Heavyweight champion  defeats Joe Louis in 15 in Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York
• Sep 29 - Telephone Answering Machine created by Bell Laboratories
• - Yanks clinch second consecutive pennant under 
• Sep 30 - Radio's "Grand Ole Opry" is broadcast on TV for first time

October

• - First strip of Charlie Brown, "Li'l Folks", later "Peanuts", by  published in seven nationwide papers
• - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission issues the first license to broadcast television in color, to CBS
• - The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show debuts on CBS television, airs until 1958
• - The first edition of  "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" is released in London
• - Chinese forces occupy Tibet
• - founds Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, India

November

• - Puerto Rican nationalists Griselio Torresola and Oscar Collazo attempt to assassinate US President  at Blair House in Washington D.C.; attack thwarted by White House Police, including Officer Leslie Coffelt who was killed in the line of duty
• - Nobel Prize for literature awarded to  "for his powerful and artistically unique contribution to the modern American novel"
• - Egyptian King Faruk demands departure of all British troops
• Nov 16 - US President Harry Truman proclaims emergency crisis caused by communist threat
• - US General  becomes supreme commander of NATO-Europe
• Nov 24 - UN troops begin an assault intending to end Korean War by Christmas
• - China enters Korean conflict, sends troops across Yalu River
• - US President Harry Truman threatens China with atom bomb

December

• - "I Robot" collection of sci-fi short stories by  published by Gnome Press in the US
• - begins his career with an appearance in a Pepsi commercial
• - Child star  announces her retirement from films at age 22
• - US President  proclaims state of emergency against "Communist imperialism"
• - Chinese invasion of Tibet forces the Tibetan spiritual leader the  to flee Lhasa for Yadong on the Tibetan-India border
• - "Harvey" starring  premieres in New York
• - "Tennessee Waltz" sung by  hits #1 on the Billboard Pop Chart (stays for 9 weeks)
• Dec 30 - Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia become Independent states within the French Union
• Harry Truman was president of US
• Joseph Stalin was Soviet General Secretary
• Mao Zedong was Chairman of Communist Party China