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08/03/1926
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Tony Bennett, Queens NY, singer (Left a body part in SF)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1927
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Enrique Pinella, composer
Type: Birth
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08/03/1927
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Gordon Scott, Portland Oregon, actor (Tarzan and the Trappers)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1928
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Ray Barbuti saves US team from defeat in Amsterdam Olympics track events by winning 400 m (47.8 sec)
Type: Event
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08/03/1929
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Bethel Leslie, NYC, entertainer (Capt Newman MD, Rabbit Trap)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1930
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2nd time in 1930, Chuck Klein of Phillies hits in 26 straight games
Type: Event
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08/03/1930
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James Komack, NYC, writer/director/actor (Courtship of Eddie's Father)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1931
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Alex Cord, [Viespi], NYC, actor (Brotherhood, Fire, Street Asylum)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1932
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Elsa Martinelli, Grosseto Italy, actress (Indian Fighter)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1932
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Mario Montes de Oca, Mexican poet
Type: Birth
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08/03/1933
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Arthur Collins, singer/comedian (Peerless Quartet), dies at 69
Type: Death
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08/03/1933
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Yanks are shut out for 1st time after 308 games (since Aug 2, 1931)
Type: Event
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08/03/1933
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The Tjong King, Dutch illustrator of children books (Miep Diekman)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1933
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Pat Crawford, cricketer (Australian pace bowler 1956)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1934
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Carl F baron von Langen-Parow, German equestrian (Olympic-gold-1928)
Type: Death
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08/03/1935
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Georgi Stepanovich Shonin, Odessa USSR, cosmonaut (Soyuz 6)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1935
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Richard D Lamm, (Gov-D-Colo)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1937
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Duncan Sharpe, cricketer (3 Tests for Pakistan 1959-60)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1938
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Terry "5 Wigs" Wogan, British talk show host (Irish Days)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1938
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Alexander Malyschkin, writer, dies
Type: Death
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08/03/1938
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Bartholomes "Bart" de Ligt, Dutch anti-militaristic vicar, dies at 55
Type: Death
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08/03/1938
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George Memmoli, NYC, actor (Earl-Hello Larry)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1939
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Jean Genets "Ondine," premieres in Paris
Type: Event
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08/03/1939
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Eugust Enna, composer, dies at 80
Type: Death
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08/03/1939
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A K Sen Gupta, cricketer (Test India v WI 1959 without distinction)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1940
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Seaplane Clare makes 1st British passagiersvlucht to the US
Type: Event
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08/03/1940
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Willard Hershberger, catcher (Cin Reds), commits suicide
Type: Death
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08/03/1940
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Joseph Dorfman, composer
Type: Birth
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08/03/1940
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Lance Alworth, Houston Tx, NFL hall of famer (Charger, Cowboys)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1940
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German occupiers forbid ritual slaughters and English and French movies
Type: Event
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08/03/1940
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Italian troops invade British Somalia
Type: Event
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08/03/1940
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Lithuanian SSR is accepted into USSR
Type: Event
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08/03/1940
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Martin Sheen, [Ramon Estevez], NY, actor (Subject Was Roses, Wall St)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1940
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John W Carlin, (Gov-D-KS)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1941
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Beverly Lee, Passaic NJ, singer (Shirelles-Soldier Boy)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1941
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Wayne Hussey, rocker
Type: Birth
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08/03/1941
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Benzine sales limited in US
Type: Event
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08/03/1941
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Martha Stewart, cookbook author/actress (Those Two)
Type: Birth
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08/03/1941
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Browns pitcher Johnny Niggling gets Joe DiMaggio in 4 at bats to stop DiMaggio's streak of 74 games in reaching base
Type: Event
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08/03/1941
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German troops conquer Roslavl USSR
Type: Event
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08/03/1941
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Gas sales limited in US
Type: Event
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08/03/1943
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Gen Patton slaps a US GI in the hospital accusing him of cowardice
Type: Event
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08/03/1943
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Nazi occupiers attack city Orel, leave it in fire
Type: Event
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08/03/1944
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Lt-Gen Stilwells troops occupy Myitkyina Burma
Type: Event
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08/03/1944
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General Montgomery visits general Dempsey's headquarter
Type: Event
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08/03/1944
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Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp gases 4,000 gypsies
Type: Event
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08/03/1944
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Allied troops conquer Myitkyina Burma
Type: Event
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08/03/1944
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Felix Nussbaum, German painter (Widerstandskunst), dies in Auschwitz
Type: Death
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08/03/1944
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Felka Platek, wife of painter Felix Nussbaum, dies in Auschwitz
Type: Death
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08/03/1944
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Tommy Brown, just 16 years and 8 months old, plays shortstop for Dodgers
Type: Event
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