April 25

Saturday 25, 1959:

David Carr, a 25-year-old Briton, enters Royal Manchester Infirmary in England. His death later that year was in 1990 attributed to AIDS by a director at the infirmary, Gerald Corbitt; a 1995 by Corbitt cowrote an update noting that the virus was from 1990.

Tuesday 25, 1944:

The United Negro College Fund is incorporated.

Sunday 25, 1943:

The Demyansk Shield for German troops in commemoration of Demyansk Pocket was instituted.

Tuesday 25, 1916:

1916 - ANZAC Day commemorated for the first time.

Thursday 25, 1901:

New York becomes the first U.S. state to require automobile license plates.

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