The Events of 1937

In the world that happened in 1937, events in the United States and the region have had a tremendous impact on history. 1937 was a dynamic global leader, intense international conflict, economic struggle, record athlete and influential writer. The world is unstable and uncertain this year, but there are still some wonderful achievements. John Steinbeck is a famous writer in the world of the 20th century. He wrote many novels, many of which concern migrant workers who struggled during the recession.

He reported on many events including the bombing of World War II from 1937 to 1981, the Nuremberg trial, the battle in the Vietnam War, the water gates, Watergate, Iranian hostage crisis, President John F. Kennedy did. The assassination of civil rights pioneered Martin Luther King and the Beatles' musician John Lennon. When his family moved to Houston, Texas, he lived in Kansas City, Missouri until 10 years old. He studied at elementary school of Woodrow · Wilson elementary school, junior high school of Lanier Middle School (now Lanie High School), and San Jacinto High School high school, and edited the high school newspaper there. He is a member of Boy Scouts. He attended the University of Texas at Austin (UT) and entered the fall semester of 1933, where he worked for the Texans every day and became a member of the Chi Phi Friendship Nu Festival.

After graduating from high school in 1937, Jackie Robinson was extremely disappointed that he did not receive college scholarship despite his wonderful athletic ability. He studied at Pasadena Junior College, where he became not only a star quarterback but also a high score of basketball and a long record length jumper. Robinson's average batting average was 0.417, in 1938 he was elected the most valuable junior college player in Southern California. Several universities finally noticed Jackie Robinson. Robinson decided to do UCLA mainly because he wanted to stay near his home. Unfortunately, when Frank Robinson died in a motorcycle accident in May 1939, the Robinson family suffered a catastrophic loss. Jackie Robinson was crushed, losing his younger brother and his biggest fan