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Jan 16, 1943
Ernest Tubb makes his Grand Ole Opry debut at Nashville's War Memorial Auditorium
Feb 13, 1943
Four weeks after his Grand Ole Opry debut, Ernest Tubb becomes an official Opry member during a broadcast from Nashville's War Memorial Auditorium
Mar 4, 1943
Bill and Carolyn Monroe buy a 44-acre farm on Dickerson Road in Nashville for the sum of $11,000
Mar 5, 1943
Ernest Tubb's wife, Elaine, and their children join him in Nashville, where he's rented a house for several weeks. It marks the Tubbs' official move from Texas to Music City
Jun 5, 1943
The Grand Ole Opry begins airing from Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, which becomes the radio show's home until 1974
Jun 21, 1943
Ernest Tubb begins hosting a morning radio program on Nashville's WSM Radio. The job lasts one year
Jul 25, 1943
Roy Acuff has a son, also named Roy, in Nashville
Aug 3, 1943
Ernest Tubb puts down permanent roots in Nashville, buying a house in the suburbs
Sep 4, 1943
Curley Williams & His Georgia Peach Pickers make their Grand Ole Opry debut. Williams' "Half As Much" later becomes a hit for Hank Williams
Oct 2, 1943
Ernest Tubb begins hosting his own half-hour show on Nashville radio station WSM prior to the Grand Ole Opry
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