Sunday, October 30, 2011
[1735 - John Adams, Second President, born in Braintree, Massachusetts]
[1751 - Richard Brinsley Sheridan, playwright,
born in Dublin]
[1815 - Jose Manuel Gallegos, Congressional rep.,
born in Abiquiu, Nuevo Mexico]
[1839 - Alfred Sisley, impressionist painter, born in Paris]
[1882 - William 'Bull' (Frederick) Halsey, Jr., WW-II U.S. Naval Admiral born in Elizabeth, New Jersey]
[1885 - Ezra (Weston Loomis) Pound, poet, born in Hailey, Idaho]
[1893 - Charles Atlas (Angelo Siciliano),
body builder,
born in Calabria, Italy]
[1896 - Ruth Gordon (Jones), Emmy and
Academy Award-winning actress,
born in Quincy, Massachusetts]
[1915 - Fred Friendly(Wachenheimer),
broadcast journalist, producer,
born in New York City]
[1952 - Dr. Albert Schweitzer wins the Nobel Peace Prize]
[1953 - General George C. Marshall wins Nobel Peace Prize]
[1956 - Brooklyn Dodgers management sells Ebbets Field to a real estate development group]
Mix half-pound of unsalted butter with quarter-cup of bitter herbs
Heat and spread unevenly over blackened toast (unleavened)
Garnish with sprigs of poison ivy
Cut into small pieces
Serve on a bed of nails
Serves: No one
William's Whimsical Words:
Some qvetching required.
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