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see horoscope and birth chart for January 15, 1920What happened on Thursday January 15, 1920?
About January 15th, 1920, in brief:
- Historical events: John J. O'Connor was appointed as the Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York, a significant leadership role in the American Catholic Church. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, O'Connor would go on to become a prominent and influential cardinal known for his conservative theological positions and advocacy work.
- Day of the week: January 15th, 1920 was a Thursday
- Zodiac Sign: Capricorn (in western zodiac), Monkey (in Chinese zodiac)
- Moon Phase: Waning crescent
- #1 US song: Sweet and Low by Art Hickman & His Orchestra
- Popular movie: Pollyanna directed by Paul Powell
More about January 15th, 1920? See below for more news and curiosities on January 15th, 1920.
Table of contents
- January 15, 1920: What happened on that day?
- What day of the week was January 15, 1920?
- Who was born on January 15, 1920?
- January 15, 1920: What famous people died on that day?
- January 15, 1920: Number 1 song on that day
- January 15, 1920: What is The Zodiac Sign for that day?
- January 15, 1920: What was the moon phase on that day?
- How old is someone born on January 15, 1920?
- Back in 1920
January 15, 1920: What happened on that day?
Here's what happened on January 15, 1920:
- John J. O'Connor Becomes Archbishop of New York John J. O'Connor was appointed as the Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York, a significant leadership role in the American Catholic Church. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, O'Connor would go on to become a prominent and influential cardinal known for his conservative theological positions and advocacy work.
January 15, 1920: What were the magazines covers and newspapers that day?
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What day of the week was January 15, 1920?
January 15, 1920 was a Thursday and it was the 15th day of the year 1920 in the Gregorian calendar.
January 15, 1920 can also be written as 1/15/1920 in the US and as 15/1/1920 in UK and Europe.
Who was born on January 15, 1920?
Famous people born on January 15, 1920:
- John Joseph O'Connor
Cardinal archbishop of New York who served from 1984 to 2000, known for his influential role in the Catholic Church during a significant...
- Bob Davies
Legendary basketball player and coach who was a key figure in the early development of professional basketball in the United States.
January 15, 1920: What famous people died on that day?
January 15, 1920: Number 1 song on that day
The number 1 song on January 15, 1920 is the best selling or most popular song as resulting from the music charts in the week January 12th and January 18th. It changes depending on Countries, Music Genres and methodology used to rank the most popular song (for ex., sales, streaming).
January 15, 1920: What was the number 1 song in the USA on that day?
The number 1 song in the USA on January 15, 1920 was Sweet and Low by Art Hickman & His Orchestra, according to the music chart for the week January 12th and January 18th.
- Art Hickman & His Orchestra - Sweet and Low
- All-Star Trio - I Want a Daddy Who Will Rock Me to Sleep
- Peerless Quartet - When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget
- Mabel Garrison - Hymn to the Sun (Coq D' Or)
January 15, 1920: What is The Zodiac Sign for that day?
The Zodiac and Astrological sign for January 15th is Capricorn.
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Capricorn is the 10th sign in the Western Zodiac. People born between December 22nd and January 19th belong to the Capricorn sign: discover Capricorn personality and who should a Capricorn marry.
Babies born in January are either Capricorn or Aquarius. People born before January 19th are Capricorn, while people born from January 20th have the sign of Aquarius.
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January 15, 1920: What is the Chinese Zodiac Sign for that day?
The Chinese Zodiac sign for January 15, 1920 is Monkey and the associated element is Metal.
Discover the Monkey personality and how the Metal Element might affect a person's traits and compatibility with other signs according to the Chinese zodiac.
Try our calculator to discover your Chinese zodiac sign based on your date of birthJanuary 15, 1920: What was the moon phase on that day?
Moon phase
The moon phase on January 15, 1920 was Waning crescent.
The moon phase refers to the appearance of the Moon in the night sky on January 15, 1920 and is determined by the portion of the Moon's illuminated surface that is visible from Earth.
An observer located in New York City on January 15, 1920 at 10pm, would see the moon, being 17% full, rising at 02:32 am and setting at 01:20 pm.
The previous full moon was on Jan 05, 1920 while the next full moon would come on Feb 04, 1920.
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Your place in the Universe on January 15, 1920
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Someone born on January 15, 1920 is:
105 years 3 months old,
or 1263 months and 8 days old,
or 5492 weeks and 6 days old,
or 38450 days old,
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How many days until your next birthday if you were born on January 15, 1920?
There are 267 days until your next birthday, which will occur on Thursday January 15th 2026.
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What generation do you belong to if you were born on January 15, 1920?
You belong to the Greatest Generation if you were born on January 15, 1920.
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