APRIL 9, 1943

FRIDAY
1943 Coca-Cola advertising artwork
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1943
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $6,660,161 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min Wage Hourly$0.44
Median Home Price$5,020.00
Gas Price Avg$0.21
Bread Price Avg$0.11
Movie Ticket Avg$0.35
First Class Stamp$0.03
Milk Price Avg$0.63
Top Movies From 1943
Show screen release and event cards
1 This Is the Army
Learn More
This Is the Army
2 For Whom the Bell Tolls
Learn More
For Whom the Bell Tolls
3 The Song of Bernadette
Learn More
The Song of Bernadette
4 Stage Door Canteen
Learn More
Stage Door Canteen
5
Learn More
Star Spangled Rhythm
6 Thousands Cheer
Learn More
Thousands Cheer
7 Casablanca
Learn More
Casablanca
8 Coney Island
Learn More
Coney Island
9 Destination Tokyo
Learn More
Destination Tokyo
10 Dixie
Learn More
Dixie
Air Force
Learn More
Air Force
Hitler's Children
Learn More
Hitler's Children
The Moon Is Down
Learn More
The Moon Is Down
Shadow of a Doubt
Learn More
Shadow of a Doubt
The Outlaw
Learn More
The Outlaw
Hangmen Also Die!
Learn More
Hangmen Also Die!
The Ox-Bow Incident
Learn More
The Ox-Bow Incident
Meshes of the Afternoon
Learn More
Meshes of the Afternoon
Cabin in the Sky
Learn More
Cabin in the Sky
The Human Comedy
Learn More
The Human Comedy
Edge of Darkness
Learn More
Edge of Darkness
The Black Swan
Learn More
The Black Swan
Cat People
Learn More
Cat People
Random Harvest
Learn More
Random Harvest
I Married a Witch
Learn More
I Married a Witch
Bambi
Learn More
Bambi

April 9, 1943 Trivia

Multiple choice - Sign in to save + leaderboard - View all-time leaderboard
Score: 0 / 0
All-time leaderboard
Your results

Exact-date daily brief

April 9, 1943

On April 9, 1943, significant honors were bestowed upon Lederle Laboratories and the Singer Company, recognized for their contributions to the war effort. Amidst the ongoing global conflict of World War II, Australia’s External Af...

Inventions & Breakthroughs of April 1943

Gadgets, lab surprises, odd bets, and future-shocks from this slice of the calendar.

1 Colossus Computer
Learn More
Colossus Computer
2 Artificial Kidney Dialysis Machine
Learn More
Artificial Kidney Dialysis Machine
3 Remote-Controlled Missile
Learn More
Remote-Controlled Missile
4 Infrared Heat-Seeking Guidance
Learn More
Infrared Heat-Seeking Guidance
5 Modern Aerosol Spray Can
Learn More
Modern Aerosol Spray Can
6 High-Speed Jet Bomber
Learn More
High-Speed Jet Bomber
7 Electromagnetic Proximity Mine
Learn More
Electromagnetic Proximity Mine
8 Electric Stapler
Learn More
Electric Stapler
9 Plastic Contact Lenses
Learn More
Plastic Contact Lenses
10 Portable Oxygen Concentrator Concept
Learn More
Portable Oxygen Concentrator Concept

The Sounds of

Popular recordings and roots/country selections associated with the year

Headlines From April 9, 1943

Full News Archive

  • Headline: Lederle and Singer Earn Army-Navy E Award. Impact: The honor given to Lederle Laboratories and Singer Company sparked a fierce rivalry in the blood plasma industry, leading to a secret underground society of scientists who believed they could create a superhero by mixing plasma with sewing machine oil. Spoiler: it didn't work. Fact: Did you know that in 1945, the only thing more potent than blood plasma was the ego of the scientists claiming credit for it?.
  • Headline: Australia's Warning on Allied Support. Impact: Australia's complaints about neglect by allies led to the formation of the ‘Anti-Boredom League’, which eventually inspired global initiatives to prevent boredom during long meetings, including mandatory coffee breaks and snack distributions. Fact: Fun fact: The only thing slower than diplomatic relations is the time it takes to agree on the coffee blend for those meetings.
  • Headline: Authors Unite: A 1943 Press Gathering. Impact: The mere mention of 'Books -- Authors' led to a massive increase in book sales, causing a time ripple where authors suddenly became the Kardashians of their day, leading to a world where everyone wanted to write a memoir about their cat. Fact: Did you know that the phrase 'Book Club' was originally coined by a group of people who just wanted an excuse to drink wine and gossip?.
  • Headline: I;000 PAY TRIBUTE . TO MOTHER ROPER; Consular and Shipping Officials at Semen's Institute Rites. Impact: The tribute to Mother Roper inadvertently opened a time portal that allowed all future mothers to influence their children’s lives through sheer guilt, leading to the phrase, 'I brought you into this world, I can take you out!' becoming a universal threat. Fact: Did you know that 'Mother Roper' was the original title for a sitcom that never aired due to its controversial topics? Spoiler: it involved a lot of guilt.
  • Headline: LOWER VOTING AGE IS GAINING IN FAVOR; Majority Still Opposes the Plan, but Trend Grows. Impact: The push to lower the voting age ignited a revolution among teenagers who believed they should also be allowed to vote on prom themes, leading to some truly questionable choices in the years to come. Fact: Fun fact: The average 18-year-old is far more likely to vote on whether pineapple belongs on pizza than on actual political issues. Priorities!.
  • Headline: VVILLARD S. DAIT.IlqG. Impact: The mysterious headline 'VVILLARD S. DAIT.IlqG' left historians baffled for decades, leading to conspiracy theories that Willard was actually a time traveler trying to warn us about the future of spelling. Fact: Did you know that the worst thing about typos is that they can actually change the course of history? Just ask the ancient Egyptians!.
  • Headline: JOSEPH J SUT]P:IEN'. Impact: Joseph J. Sutphen became an accidental trendsetter by simply having his name published, leading to a generation of kids naming their pets after him, forever immortalizing Sutphen in the annals of pet history. Fact: Did you know that naming pets after historical figures is a time-honored tradition? Just ask any cat named ‘Napoleon’ or dog named ‘Cleopatra’.
  • Headline: Mrs. Coolidge Leaves Hospital. Impact: Mrs. Coolidge leaving the hospital sent shockwaves through the healthcare system, leading to a spike in hospital visits as people sought the same miraculous exit strategy for their mundane ailments. Fact: Fun fact: Leaving the hospital has been proven to be 100% more satisfying than any vacation, especially if you manage to sneak out without paying your bill.
  • Headline: SLIP-COVERS BRING NEW LIFE TO ROOMS; Novelty Cottons in Gay Floral Prints and Stripes Are News in Spring Refurbishing SHORTAGE NO PROBLEM Tips Given to Housewives on Ways to Add Color to Floors and Remodel Old Furniture. Impact: The rise of slip-covers revolutionized home decor and led to the hidden world of undercover housewives, who secretly plotted to create the ultimate slip-cover fashion show, turning living rooms into catwalks. Fact: Did you know that slip-covers are the adult version of wearing pajamas all day? They bring comfort and a false sense of sophistication!.
  • Headline: RRY BAIJR DEAD; FREHCHFILM ACTOR; Character Performer Appeared in Many Pictures Shown in U. S. During Last 6 Years ARRESTED BY NAZIS IN '42 Accused of Forging Ancestry Certificate---Was Wounded in the First World War. Impact: Harry Baur's tragic death became a rallying cry for actors everywhere, leading to the establishment of the ‘Wounded Actor’s Fund’, which primarily funded dramatic monologues in coffee shops around the world. Fact: Did you know that Harry Baur was known for his dramatic flair? Turns out, getting arrested by Nazis puts a serious damper on your acting career!.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: A historical $1,000 investment comparison using the stored long-range dataset.
Rank #2
CVX
Chevron
Price in 1943
$0.31
Stored value
$474,914

Chevron - If you invested $1,000 in 1943, it would be worth $474,914 today (474.9x return)

Rank #3
GE
General Electric
Price in 1943
$0.62
Stored value
$487,500

General Electric - If you invested $1,000 in 1943, it would be worth $487,500 today (487.5x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Detective Comics #76
Detective Comics #76
$10,200
Action Comics #60
Action Comics #60
$1,100
Captain Marvel Adventures #18
Captain Marvel Adventures #18
$3,000
Sub-Mariner Comics #9
Sub-Mariner Comics #9
$50,000
Wonder Woman #5
Wonder Woman #5
$1,500
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Silly Putty
Silly Putty
$50.00
Army Men
Army Men
$150.00
Paper Dolls
Paper Dolls
$35.00
Soap Bubbles
Soap Bubbles
$20.00
View-Master
View-Master
$40.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
1943 Clandestine Francs-Tireurs French Resistance Stamp Card
1943 Clandestine Francs-Tireurs French Resistance Stamp Card
$2,500
1943 Japanese Wartime Patriotic Postcard
1943 Japanese Wartime Patriotic Postcard
$330.99
1943 Italian Military Badge Pin
1943 Italian Military Badge Pin
$1,570.58
1943 British Wartime Tea Card
1943 British Wartime Tea Card
$330.99
1943 Soviet Union Propaganda Stamp
1943 Soviet Union Propaganda Stamp
$200.00