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SECRETARIES OF THE INTERIOR |
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These magnificent men & their flying machine received patent 821,393 |
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Netherlandic is another name for this language |
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Mozart's "Don Giovanni" was first performed at the National Theatre in this Czech capital Oct. 29, 1787 |
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Sec'y 1875-77, Zachariah Chandler had played an important role in this president's impeachment |
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Errol Flynn played this Barrymore, his former drinking buddy, in the 1958 film "Too Much, Too Soon" |
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In 1859 this "Tom Sawyer" author became a licensed riverboat pilot |
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Patents 365,701 & 608,845 went to types of these invented by Nikolaus Otto & Rudolf Diesel |
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In a dictionary this language is abbreviated Lith. |
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This Gershwin character, a crippled beggar, kills a stevedore named Crown |
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FDR appointee Harold Ickes had earlier been a supporter of this president's Bull Moose Party |
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In 1936 this talking mule was "in the Haunted House" with Mickey Rooney, not Donald O'Connor |
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His pseudonym Boz was a mispronunciation of Moses as "Boses" in early childhood |
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16 plant patents were issued posthumously to this plum & potato man |
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Telugu is spoken widely in this country's state of Andhra Pradesh |
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Suzuki is the faithful maid of this Puccini title character |
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A statue of Samuel J. Kirkwood represents this "Hawkeye State" in the U.S. Capitol |
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Classic 1953 western in which little Brandon de Wilde begs Alan Ladd to "Come back!" |
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From 1950 to 1952, this "Catch-22" author taught English at Penn State |
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Patent 2,708,656 went to this Italian-American's neutronic reactor |
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The Creoles in Sierra Leone speak Krio, a local form of this, their country's official language |
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In a Verdi opera Gilda is the daughter of this hunchbacked jester |
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Appointed by this president, Manuel Lujan was the first Hispanic American to head the department |
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She was nominated for a 1958 Oscar for "Auntie Mame" but lost to Susan Hayward for "I Want to Live!" |
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During the last year of his life, this author edited Uncle Remus's Magazine |
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Patent 223,898 was for this invention by the 1st inductee into the National Inventors Hall of Fame |
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Spoken by Sephardic Jews, Ladino is based on a 15th century form of this Romance language |
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German opera in which you'd hear the line "Farewell, farewell, beloved swan" |
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This Clinton appointee worked for a time as a geologist in Bolivia |
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She appeared briefly as Chiquita in "The Lavender Hill Mob" in 1951, 2 years before "Roman holiday" |
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His first 2 novels were "Red Harvest & "The Dain Curse", both published in 1929 |
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