April 11th is... National Submarine Day, National Eight-Track Tape Day (1964), National Cheese Fondue Day, Barbershop Quartet Day (1938), International
Louie LouieDay (1935), National Bookmobile Day, Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act (1964), First In-Space Satellite Repair (1984), National Pet Day, World Parkinson's Disease Day, Dog Therapy Appreciation Day, Dandelion Day, National Teach Children To Save Day, Jackie Robinson Day (First African American in major-league baseball), Most Boring Day, School Librarians Day, Thank You School Librarian Day, National Poutine Day (Canada), St. Stanislaus' Day, Feast Day of Saint Gemma Galgani
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-- Commemorated by the United States submarine community as Submarine Day, it is the anniversary of April 11, 1900 when the American Government purchased its first commissioned submarine, the USS Holland, named for her Irish-American inventor, John Philip Holland, although not the first submarine of the US Navy, which was the 1862 Alligator.
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National Eight-Track Tape Day (1964)
- Dedicated to bringing back the fond memories of the sixties and seventies. The 8-track tape, originally called the Stereo 8, was created in 1964 by Bill Lear of Lear Jet Corporation, along with Ampex, Ford, Motorola, and RCA Victor Records, and made popular by the inclusion of 8-track players in Ford automobiles in 1965.
National Cheese Fondue Day
- Celebrating the great taste of cheese fondue, as well as the fun of gathering together around a fondue cooking pot, eating and sharing great conversation.
Barbershop Quartet Day (1938)
- Commemorates the gathering of 26 persons at Tulsa, OK, April 11, 1938, and their founding Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America.
International
Louie LouieDay (1935)
- Songwriter and musician Berry was born on April 11, 1935. Berry recorded the original
Louie, Louiesong with the Pharaohs, and released it in 1957. The song was a
catchy, somewhat calypso diddy originally intended as the B-side for his recording of 'You Are My Sunshine'according to LouieLouie.
National Bookmobile Day
- Celebrating our nation's bookmobiles and the dedicated library professionals who provide this valuable and essential service to their communities every day. An opportunity for bookmobiles fans to make their support known — by thanking bookmobile staff, writing a letter or e-mail to their libraries, or voicing their support to community leaders.