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May 27, 1930 The Chrysler Building, at 77 floors the tallest skyscraper in the world up to that time, opens to the public Chrysler Building Midtown Manhattan New York City 1932.jpg
May 27, 1930 The Chrysler Building, at 77 floors the tallest skyscraper in the world up to that time, opens to the public
May 12, 1930: Adler Planetarium opens in Chicago Adler external 1.jpg
May 12, 1930: Adler Planetarium opens in Chicago

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Thursday, May 1, 1930

Friday, May 2, 1930

Saturday, May 3, 1930

Sunday, May 4, 1930

Monday, May 5, 1930

Tuesday, May 6, 1930

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Gilpin as Jones in 1920

Wednesday, May 7, 1930

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Judge Parker (right)

Thursday, May 8, 1930

Friday, May 9, 1930

Saturday, May 10, 1930

Sunday, May 11, 1930

Monday, May 12, 1930

Tuesday, May 13, 1930

Wednesday, May 14, 1930

Thursday, May 15, 1930

Friday, May 16, 1930

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President Trujillo

Saturday, May 17, 1930

Valier in his rocket-powered car, a month before his death Max Valier in Rocket Car (1931).jpg
Valier in his rocket-powered car, a month before his death

Sunday, May 18, 1930

Monday, May 19, 1930

Tuesday, May 20, 1930

Wednesday, May 21, 1930

Thursday, May 22, 1930

Friday, May 23, 1930

Saturday, May 24, 1930

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Amy Johnson

Sunday, May 25, 1930

Monday, May 26, 1930

Tuesday, May 27, 1930

Wednesday, May 28, 1930

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Grover Cleveland Alexander

Thursday, May 29, 1930

Friday, May 30, 1930

Saturday, May 31, 1930

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