July 30 in History

• 1898

  July 30, 1898:

  American industrialist, Will Kieth Kellogg creates Corn Flakes.

• 1930

  July 30, 1930:

  The anthology series titled "Death Valley Days" is first aired on NBC Radio.

• 1948

  July 30, 1948:

  DuMont, a primetime television network, becomes the first to telecast a professional wrestling fight.

• 1954

  July 30, 1954:

  American singer, actor and musician Elvis Presley becomes a member of the Memphis Federation of Musicians.

• 1956

  July 30, 1956:

  The official motto of the United States of America, "In God We Trust" is approved.

• 1965

  July 30, 1965:

  English rock band, The Rolling Stones releases their 4th studio album titled “Out Of Our Heads”.

• 1969

  July 30, 1969:

  KAEC Television Channel 19 begins broadcasting.

• 1975

  July 30, 1975:

  Former Teamsters Union President, Jimmy Hoffa disappears from Detroit and his body yet to be found.

• 1984

  July 30, 1984:

  American television soap opera titled "Santa Barbara" debuts on NBC TV.

• 1996

  July 30, 1996:

  Rock band ‘Sublime’ issues their self-titled album which was produced by Paul Leary and David Kahne.

• 2001

  July 30, 2001:

  American rock collective, The Strokes release their first studio album titled “Is This It”.

• 2002

  July 30, 2002:

  American singer and songwriter, Bruce Springsteen drops his 12th studio album titled “The Rising.”

• 2004

  July 30, 2004:

  American comedy film titled "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle" premieres in the USA.