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On this day: March 4

POSTED: 08:46 AM PDT Mar 11, 2013 UPDATED: 11:00 PM PST Mar 03, 2013

The U.S. Constitution goes into effect, FDR reassures the nation, John Lennon gets into a popularity contest with Jesus, and Martha Stewart gets out of prison, all on this day.

OTD March 4 - Calvin Coolidge — 21 / 45

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1925: With President Calvin Coolidge taking the oath of office in Washington, D.C., the presidential inauguration is broadcast on radio for the first time.

OTD March 4 - King Edward IV

OTD March 4 - Christopher Columbus

OTD March 4 - Antonio Vivaldi

OTD March 4 - William Penn

OTD March 4 - US Constitution

OTD March 4 - Vermont

OTD March 4 - 11th Amendment

OTD March 4 - John Adams

OTD March 4 - Chicago 1837

OTD March 4 - Stars and Bars

OTD March 4 - Confederate Flag 3

OTD March 4 - Swan Lake

OTD March 4 - Knute Rockne

OTD March 4 - Dazzy Vance

OTD March 4 - AAA

OTD March 4 - Collinwood school fire

OTD March 4 - John Garfield

OTD March 4 - Jeannette Rankin

OTD March 4 - USS Cyclops

OTD March 4 - Nosferatu

OTD March 4 - Calvin Coolidge

OTD March 4 - FDR inauguration

OTD March 4 - Frances Perkins

OTD March 4 - Berlin bombing

OTD March 4 - Bobby Womack

OTD March 4 - James Ellroy

OTD March 4 - Reagan wedding

OTD March 4 - Catherine O'Hara

OTD March 4 - Standard and Poor's 500

OTD March 4 - Patricia Heaton

OTD March 4 - Mykelti Williamson

OTD March 4 - Jimmy Hoffa

OTD March 4 - John Lennon

OTD March 4 - Chaz Bono

OTD March 4 - People

OTD March 4 - Andy Gibb

OTD March 4 - Robert Mugabe

OTD March 4 - Landon Donovan

OTD March 4 - HIV test

OTD March 4 - World Trade Center bombing

OTD March 4 - John Candy

OTD March 4 - Minnie Pearl

OTD March 4 - same-sex sexual harassment

OTD March 4 - Blackmun

OTD March 4 - Martha Stewart

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