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 Tuesday, April 19, 2011 
 
  
[1721 - Roger Sherman, lawyer, politician, born in  Columbus, Ohio] 
 
  
[1772 - David Ricardo, economist, born in London] 
 
  
    
  
[1775 - British and American soldiers exchange fire in Lexington and Concord] 
 
   
[1824 - Lord Byron dies in Greece at age 36] 
    
  
[1897 - The Boston Marathon is first run] 
 
     
  
[1903 - Eliot Ness, untouchable Treasury agent, born in Chicago, Illinois] 
  
[1933 - Jayne Mansfield (Vera Jane Palmer),  actress, born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania] 
 
 
     
[1935 - Dudley Stuart John Moore, actor, born in Dagenham, England] 
 
  
[1940 - Arthur Bloom, TV director, born in New York City] 
 
    
  
[1943 - An uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto begins on the Eve of Passover] 
 
    
  
[1945 - The musical Carousel opens at the Majestic Theatre in Manhattan, and runs for 890 performances] 
 
   
[1955 - Volkswagen of America, Inc. is established in Engelwood, New Jersey] 
  
[1993 - Branch Davidian compound burns at Mount Carmel, Waco, Texas, during FBI assault] 
 
  
[1995 - Massive truck bomb destroys Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, 168 die] 
 
  
 The Holocaust # 1 
 
   
 
 
If there is any thing that makes me ashamed to be a member of the human race, it is that in my lifetime I have been compelled to share that membership with those who did this. 
 
 
 
  
 William's Whimsical Words:  
  If there is any thing that makes me proud to be a member of the human race, it is that throughout my lifetime I have heard the voices of those who whisper, "Never again!"  
 
   
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