1943 in the United States

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Events from the year 1943 in the United States.

Incumbents

Federal government

Events

January

February

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February 19–25: Battle of Kasserine Pass

March

April

April 13: Jefferson Memorial dedicated Jefferson Memorial Factbook.jpg
April 13: Jefferson Memorial dedicated

May

May 17: The Memphis Belle completes its 25th mission MemphisBelle crew USAF.jpg
May 17: The Memphis Belle completes its 25th mission

June

July

August

August 16: The USS Intrepid is commissioned USS Intrepid (CV-11) operating in the Philippine Sea in November 1944 (NH 97468).jpg
August 16: The USS Intrepid is commissioned

September

October

November

November 22: Cairo Conference Cairo conference.jpg
November 22: Cairo Conference
November 28: Tehran Conference Teheran conference-1943.jpg
November 28: Tehran Conference

December

Ongoing

Births

January

Janis Joplin Janis Joplin 1970.JPG
Janis Joplin
Sharon Tate Sharon Tate Valley of the Dolls 1967 - Restoration.jpg
Sharon Tate

February

Blythe Danner Blythe Danner - 1980.jpg
Blythe Danner
Joe Pesci JoePesci-2009.jpg
Joe Pesci

March

Bobby Fischer Bobby Fischer 1972.jpg
Bobby Fischer
George Benson George Benson 2009.jpg
George Benson
Christopher Walken ChristopherWalkenFeb08.jpg
Christopher Walken

April

Harley Race Harley race.jpg
Harley Race
Gary Wright Gary Wright.jpg
Gary Wright

May

Dan Coats Dan Coats official DNI portrait.jpg
Dan Coats
Gary Burghoff GaryBurghoff03.jpg
Gary Burghoff

June

Newt Gingrich NewtGingrich.jpg
Newt Gingrich
Florence Ballard Florence Ballard (1965).jpg
Florence Ballard

July

Kurtwood Smith Kurtwood Smith by Gage Skidmore.jpg
Kurtwood Smith
Geraldo Rivera Geraldo Rivera at White House (5682334468) (cropped).jpg
Geraldo Rivera
Arthur Ashe Arthur Ashe (cropped).jpg
Arthur Ashe

August

Robert De Niro Robert De Niro Cannes 2016.jpg
Robert De Niro

September

Jerry Bruckheimer JerryBruckheimerHWOFJune2013.jpg
Jerry Bruckheimer

October

Chevy Chase ChevyChaseMar10.jpg
Chevy Chase
Penny Marshall Penny Marshall 1976.jpg
Penny Marshall

November

Wallace Shawn Wallace Shawn 2014 (cropped).jpg
Wallace Shawn
Randy Newman Randy Newman (1972).png
Randy Newman

December

Jim Morrison Jim Morrison 1969.JPG
Jim Morrison
John Kerry John Kerry official Secretary of State portrait.jpg
John Kerry
John Denver John Denver 1973.jpg
John Denver

Deaths

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  6. "Former NM Chief Justice Charles Daniels dies". Albuquerque Journal. 1 September 2019. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  7. William Grant Laskey
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  10. Memorial service announced for former legislator Raymond Jordan
  11. Billie Moore, trailblazing Hall-of-Fame U.S. Olympics and UCLA coach, dies at 79
  12. James Kallstrom, FBI agent who investigated TWA Flight 800 explosion, dies at 78
  13. Jim Mueller, former Cleveland sportscaster and radio voice of the Browns, dies at 79
  14. Former Charlotte Hornets coach Gene Littles dies at 78
  15. Former Red Sox, Blue Jays and Astros manager Jimy Williams dies at 80
  16. Judge John Lawrence Carroll
  17. Obituary: Dr. Susan Shaw
  18. Bev Scalze, former state lawmaker and Little Canada city council member, dies at 77
  19. Longtime WA state Sen. John McCoy, champion of Indigenous rights, dies
  20. Alice May Douglas (1865–1943).