“June Calendar,” Friend, June 1976, 24–25
June Calendar
June 1, 1801: Brigham Young, second Church president, born.
June 4, 1837: British Mission opened.
June 5, 1783: First public balloon ascent, France.
June 9, 1830: First LDS Church conference held Fayette, New York.
June 14, 1777: Flag Day—Continental Congress adopted the U.S. flag.
June 15, 1929: Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir’s first radio broadcast.
June 19, 1623: Blaise Pascal, French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist, born.
June 21, 1850: Daniel Carter Beard, founder of Boy Scouts of America, born.
June 27, 1844: Joseph and Hyrum Smith assassinated in Carthage Jail.