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 Wednesday, April 20, 2011 
 
    
  
[1850 - Daniel Chester French, sculptor, born in Exeter, New Hampshire] 
 
    
    
  
   
[1889 - Adolf Hitler, fascist murderer of eleven-million people,  born in Braunau-am-Inn, Austria] 
  
[1893 - Harold Lloyd, comedian, actor, born in Burchard, Nebraska] 
 
 
     
[1893 - Joan Miro, artist, born in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain] 
 
   
[1902 - Marie and Pierre Curie isolate radioactive  radium salts from pitchblende in Paris] 
  
[1904 - Bruce Cabot (Etienne Pelissier Jacques  de Bujac), actor, born in Carlsbad, New Mexico] 
 
  
[1908 - Lionel Leo Hampton, songwriter, jazz musician,  born in Louisville, Kentucky] 
 
  
  
[1914 - State National Guard (paid by Rockefellers) slaughters striking miners & families at Ludlow, Colorado] 
 
  
[1924 - Nina Foch (Nina Consuelo Maud Fock), actress, born in the Netherlands] 
 
       
[1925 - Ernest Alfred 'Ernie' Stautner, Hall of Fame defensive tackle, born in Prinzing-by-Cham, Bavaria] 
 
  
[1953 - USS New Jersey shells Wonsan, Korea, from inside the harbor] 
 
  
 Burial at Sea 
 
  
 
Consign my body to the Sea. 
She, the Mother of all Life. 
 
  
 
Each wave shall have a bit of me. 
So walk you in surf along the shore, 
 
Know that I may touch you Evermore. 
 
 
 
  
 William's Whimsical Words:  
  No more worries, and no strife.  
 
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