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Since 1985 Philip Morris has owned this largest U.S. food company, maker of Jell-O & Kool-Aid |
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This literary "Papa" stated that all modern Amer. literature comes from "Huckleberry Finn" |
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Though only about 4% of the population, the Communist Party in this country is the world's largest |
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On February 15, 1898 this happened in Havana Harbor a little before 10 P.M. |
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2 "big" movies of '88, "Big" & "Big Business", are both partly set in this big city |
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The lining of the eyeball, an injury might cause it to become detached |
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This newspaper deliberately designed its blue and white boxes to look like TV sets |
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Farm girl Aldonza Lorenzo was renamed this by her quixotic suitor |
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In 1571 people from this country founded Manila in the Philippines |
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This structure was dedicated on February 21, 1885 probably because February 22 was a Sunday |
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Of "American Graffiti", "American Gigolo" & "The Last American Hero", the one not set in California |
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Latin name for the 2 big, flat, triangular bones forming the back part of the shoulder |
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Zale Corporation is the nation's largest chain of stores dealing in this merchandise |
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First published under the pseudonym "Boz", this Dickens novel is an account of a club's activities |
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Indonesia is famous for this fabric which is made by waxing & dying the cloth |
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On Jan. 13 1898 his open letter "J'Accuse" was published & helped sell 200,000 newspapers |
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"Inherit the Wind" starring Spencer Tracy took place in fictional Hillsboro in this real state |
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In 1938 Pocket Books began publishing paperbacks by issuing this Pearl Buck novel |
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20th C. German playwright whose "Epic Theater" stressed education rather than entertainment |
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"A new era for the common people" was the campaign slogan of Roh Tae Woo, president of this country |
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April 12, 1945 is remembered in history as the day this man died |
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This Roger Vadim movie was filmed in St. Tropez; the '88 remake was shot in Santa Fe, N.M. |
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R. Campeau won a long battle to take over this department store chain that owns Bloomingdale's |
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Some 100 separate works & novels by this French author are collectively known as the "Comedie Humaine" |
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Portuguese sailors named it "Beautiful Island", though the Chinese call it "Terraced Bay" |
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These went into effect March 1, 1781 after delegates from Maryland finally signed |
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The plot of this 1977 ballet film pivoted around Oklahoma City, both on & off the stage |
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