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1929
 
     
Mies van der Rohe designs his famous Barcelona Chair for the German pavilion at the Barcelona World Fair        
1929
 
    
The Marx Brothers (now Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo) make their Hollywood debut with The Cocoanuts       
1929
 
    
An American Indian teenager, Ridgely Whiteman, finds the remains of a butchered mammoth near Clovis in New Mexico - first evidence of the Clovis culture       
Fossil skeleton of a mammoth
American Museum of Natural History

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1929
 
    
Panic selling on Thursday October 24 triggers a Wall Street stock market crash and a spate of suicides       
1929
 
    
The British Broadcasting Corporation uses Logie Baird's system for its first trial TV broadcasts       
1929
 
    
US author Thomas Wolfe publishes an autobiographical first novel, Look Homeward, Angel       
1929
 
    
US explorer Richard E. Byrd and two companions make the first flight over the South Pole, in a Ford Tri-Motor       
1929
 
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The beams and threshing stones of a seventeenth-century barn from Oxted, Surrey, are reassembled in North Sheen (now Kew) to form the first barn church in Britain See in Google maps   
The Barn Church in Kew

1929
 
    
English author J.B. Priestley has an immediate success with his first novel, The Good Companions       
1929
 
    
English poet Robert Graves puts behind him an England he dislikes in his autobiography, Goodbye to All That       
Robert Graves by Jeffrey Morgan, c.1929
Mary Evans Picture Library

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