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GO FORTH ON AUGUST FOURTH |
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As of 2003 a Renoir & a Rembrandt remained missing after a robbery from the National Museum in this city |
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He married Gilda Radner in 1984 |
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Religious-sounding name for a twangy musical instrument held between the teeth |
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Aug. 4, 1944: Police raid a house in Amsterdam; this 15-year-old girl is one of 8 arrested |
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During World War II, some 400 members of this Southwest tribe served as "code talkers" in the U.S. Marine Corps |
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday evenings |
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There are reports of a prehistoric monster living in Storsjon, one of these bodies of water |
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Former rabbinical student & performer seen here |
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Today's city streets are indeed poorer for the lack of this type of professional |
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Aug. 4, 1892: She allegedly axes her father & stepmother to death in Fall River, Massachusetts |
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In 1885 Geronimo & others escaped from this tribe's White Mountain Reservation in Arizona; they were recaptured in 1886 |
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Perfect for a picnic is the picnic or ice-box variety of this fruit |
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Christer Pettersson, convicted of the mysterious killing of this Swedish leader, was later released |
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The movie star who founded L.A.'s Museum of Western Heritage |
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Greg Leisz is a virtuoso on the pedal type of this relatively new instrument, which is supported on a stand |
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Aug. 4, 1916: The U.S. buys these "unspoiled" Caribbean islands from Denmark for $25 million |
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The name of this offshoot of the Shoshone comes from the Spanish camino ancho, or "wide trail" |
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Early in his career David Letterman filled in weekends as one of these for an Indianapolis TV station |
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Boston cops were baffled by the murder of Karina Holmer, a Swede working as this French-named type of domestic |
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It was hard to beat this man, Benny Goodman's drummer from 1935 to 1938 |
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Free from worry about too-slow human hands, Stravinsky wrote a 1917 etude for this now seldom-seen instrument |
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Aug. 4, 1977: Electrifying news as Jimmy Carter signs the measure establishing this cabinet department |
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In the winter of 1838-39, over 4,000 died during this tribe's forced march from the Southeast to Oklahoma |
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Singer/songwriter Loudon III, or a person who makes wagons |
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The post-WWII fate of this diplomat & humanitarian, seen here, is not known for certain |
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He created Mr. Spock & Captain Kirk |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Grambling State University in Louisiana) This section of the band was the title of a 2002 movie starring Nick Cannon |
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Aug. 4, 1987: A stamp honoring this author is first sold at the Oxford, Miss. post office where he once worked |
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This tribe's chief Osceola has been called the "Snake of the Everglades" |
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Eugene O'Neill's only comedy was "Ah", this |
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