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2007 Hans Wollschlager, writer, editor, translated completed works of Edgar Allen Poe, James Joyce's Ulysses, dies in Bamberg, Germany

2003 Ivan Allen, American Politician

2000 Steve Allen, writer/TV host, early Tonight Show host, dies at 80

1999 Rex Allen, actor/voice, dies at 78

1999 Allen Funt, Candid Camera guy, dies at 84

1998 Allen Drury, author/journalist, Advise and Consent, dies at 80

1998 24th Annual People's Choice Awards - Seinfeld, Tim Allen win

1997 Woody Allen, 62 weds Soon-Yi Previn 27, adopted daughter of Mia Farrow

1997 Shirley Allen, 51, held Illinois police off for 39 days captured

1997 Allen Ginsberg, beat poet

1996 Mel Allen, sportscaster (New York Yankees), dies at 83

1995 Geoffrey Freeman Allen, railway writer, dies at 73

1995 John Reginald "Nat" Allen, planning enforcement officer, dies at 66

1995 21st People's Choice Awards: Tim Allen wins

1995 John Everett Allen, U.S. businessman, dies at 91

1995 Walter Ernest Allen, writer/critic, dies at 83

1994 Stuart Allen Roosa, astronaut (Apollo 14), dies of pancreatitis at 46

1994 Lee Allen, saxophonist, dies at 68

1993 Candid Camera creator Allen Funt suffers a stroke at 78

1992 Irving Allen Lee, actor (Newspaper Boys), dies of AIDS at 43

1992 Allen James, vocalist/actor (Show Boat), dies of lung cancer at 84

1992 Peter Allen, entertainer (Legs Diamond), dies of aids at 48

1992 John E Allen, Jr., actor (1 2 3), dies

1991 Irwin Allen, dir (Land of the Giants, Poseidon Adventure), dies at 75

1990 George Allen, U.S. football coach of the Los Angeles Rams and the Washington Redskins, dies

1990 Steve Allen, installed as a new abbot of Hartford St. Zen Center, SF

1989 George Oswald Browning "Gubby" Allen, cricketer, dies

1988 Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen gives $10 million to University Washington library

1986 Allen Case, actor (Deputy, Legend of Jesse James), dies at 51

1986 J. Allen Hynek, American Scientist

1984 Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen loses his arm in a car crash

1984 Chet Allen, actor (Jerry-Bonino, Slats-Troubleshooter), dies at 51

1984 William Allen Egan, American Politician

1984 Superbowl XVIII: Los Angeles Raiders beat Washington Red Skins, 38-9 in Tampa Superbowl MVP: Marcus Allen, Los Angeles Raiders, RB

1983 U.S. Marine peacekeeper Sergeant Allen Soifert killed by sniper in Beirut

1983 Cards trade Keith Hernandez to Mets for Neil Allen and Rick Ownbey

1982 Chesney Allen, actress (Okay for Sound, Frozen Limits), dies at 88

1982 Rolfe Sedan, actor (Mr Beasley-Burns and Allen Show), dies at 86

1981 47th Heisman Trophy Award: Marcus Allen, Southern California (RB)

1981 Harry Von Zell, TV announcer (Burns and Allen), dies at 75

1981 Allen Ludden, TV show host (Password), dies at 61

1981 Allen Ludden, game show host (Password), dies at 63

1980 Allen, most powerful hurricane in Caribbean hits Brownsville, Texas

1980 Hurricane Allen ravages Caribisch area, about 70 killed

1979 James Allen, born in Portland, Oregon, James Deshaune Allen, football player, linebacker, played for National Football League, attended Oregon State University, chosen 82nd overall in 2002 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints, now a free agent

1979 Alizah Allen, born in New York City, New York, figure skater, 1997 North Atlantic Sr champ

1979 Bryan Allen flew man-powered Gossamer Albatross over English Channel in a human-powered aircraft; flight took 2 hours, 49 minutes

1978 Allen Ginsburg completes "Plutonian Ode," blocks trainload of fissile material headed for Rockwell's nuclear bomb trigger factory, Colorado

1977 1st man-powered flight of a mile (Bryan Allen in Gossamer Condor)

1977 Alan Reed, actor (Fred Allen)/voice (Fred Flintstone), dies at 69

1977 Dr. Allen Bussey completes 20,302 yo-yo loops

1977 Woody Allen's film "Annie Hall" premieres

1976 H Allen Smith, TV host (Armchair Detective), dies at 69

1976 Alice Allen, actress (Call of the Hills), dies

1975 Ray Allen, NBA guard for the Milwaukee Bucks

1975 Allen Iverson, NBA guard for the Philadelphia 76ers

1975 Chad Allen, born in Dallas, Texas, baseball outfielder 1996 Olympics bronze

1974 Barbara Jo Allen, actress (Girl Rush, Melody Ranch), dies at 66

1974 Vera Vague, Barbara Jo Allen, actress 'Follow the Leader', dies at 70

1974 Tremayne Allen, tight end for the Chicago Bears

1974 Allen Jenkins, actor (Fugitive from a Chain Gang), dies at 74

1974 Demetrius Allen, NFL wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons

1974 Chad Allen Lazzari, born in Cerritos, California, actor, David-Our House, St. Elsewhere

1974 Mike Allen Lambert, born in Honolulu, Hawaii, volleyball opposite hitter 1996 Olympics

1974 Katie Allen, Australian field hockey full back/half back 1996 Olympics

1973 Taje Allen, kicker for the St. Louis Rams

1973 Malcolm Allen, Wauchope NSW Australia, swimmer 1996 Olympics

1973 Damon Allen, born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, figure skater, 1997 Midwestern champ

1973 White Sox Dick Allen signs 3 year contract for record $750,000

1973 Dick Allen signs a record $675,000 3-yr contract with White Sox

1973 White Sox slugger Dick Allen signs 3-year $750,000 contract

1973 Jerome Allen, NBA guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves

1972 White Sox Dick Allen wins AL MVP

1972 Allen Williams, NFL running back, Detroit Lions

1972 Chicago's Dick Allen is 4th (Jimmie Foxx, Hank Greenberg, and Alex Johnson) to homer into Comiskey Park's center field bleachers

1972 Dick Allen is 7th to hit 2 inside-the-park homers in a game

1972 Allen J. Ellender, American Politician

1972 Allen Aldridge, NFL linebacker, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32

1972 Krista Allen, American Actress

1971 Larry Allen, NFL guard and tackle for the Dallas Cowboys

1971 Rolling Stones sue manager Allen Klein

1971 Alan Allen, NFL/WLAF wide receiver, New York Jets, London Monarchs

1971 Allen Johnson, born in Washington, D.C., long jumper/110m hurdler, Gold Medal 1996 Olympics

1971 Derek Allen, NFL/WLAF offensive linebacker, New York Giants, Rhein Fire

1970 Allen Watson, born in Brooklyn, New York, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants

1970 Allen Lane [Williams], English publisher (Penguin Books), dies at 67

1970 Allen DeGraffenreid, WLAF wide receiver for the Scotland Claymores

1969 Mark Allen, Australia, Australasia golfer

1969 Allen Dulles, American Public Servant

1968 Terry Allen, NFL running back, Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins

1968 Ashely Allen, born in San Antonio, Texas, playmate, Aug, 1992

1968 Jay Allen's "Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," premieres in New York City

1967 Benjamin Spock and Allen Ginsberg arrested protesting Vietnam war

1967 Allen West, U.S. metal guitarist, Obituary, Cause of Death

1967 Shaun Van Allen, Shaunavon, NHL center, Anaheim Mighty Ducks

1967 Steve Allen Show," premieres on CBS-TV

1967 Melissa Allen, born in Portland, Oregon, WPVA volleyballer, Reebok National-13th-1994

1966 Dennis Allen Mitchell, Cherry Point, North Carolina, 100m/200m, 1996 Olympics silver

1966 U.S. Male Figure Skating championship won by Scott Allen

1965 Eric Allen, NFL cornerback for the New Orleans Saints

1965 Phillies Dick Allen and Frank Thomas get into a fight during practice

1965 India Allen, Portsmouth, Virginia, playmate of the year, Dec, 1987

1965 Phillies Dick Allen hits 529' home run out of Connie Mack Stadium

1964 Gracie Allen, Mrs. George Burns/comedian (Burns and Allen), dies at 62

1964 Gracie Allen, actress (Burns and Allen), dies at 62

1964 Mark Allen Slaughter, born in Las Vegas, guitarist, Slaughter-Stick it Live

1964 Joey Allen, born in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, rock guitarist, Warrant-Cherry Pie

1964 Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr., announces a baseball team is moving there

1964 U.S. Male Figure Skating championship won by Scott Allen

1963 Rick Allen, rock drummer, Def Leppard-Hysteria, Rock of Ages

1963 Historian Lee Allen says Indians-Senators game is 100,000th in history

1963 Damon Allen, CFL quarterback for the BC Lions

1963 Allen Pitts, CFL slot back for the Calgary Stampeders

1962 Joseph Allen, Jr., actor (All Women Have Secrets), dies at 44

1962 Nighttime version of "Password" with Allen Ludden premieres on CBS

1961 John A McCone replaces Allen W Dulles as 6th director of CIA

1961 Richard Allen Garriott, born in Cambridge, England, computer game designer, Origin

1961 Clive Allen, WLAF kicker for the London Monarchs

1961 Byron Allen, born in Los Angeles, California, comedian, Real People, Byron Allen Show

1960 Steve Allen Show," last airs on NBC-TV

1960 Marcus Allen, NFL running back, Los Angeles Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs, Heisman 1981

1959 Corey Allen Pavin, Oxnard California, PGA golfer, 1995 U.S. Open

1959 Keith Allen Clearwater, born in Long Beach, California, PGA golfer, 1987 Colonial National

1959 Allen Ginsberg writes his poem "Lysergic Acid," San Francisco

1958 Curt Allen Byrum, Onida, South Dakota, PGA golfer, 1989 Hardee's Golf Classic

1958 Bill Goodwin, TV announcer (Burns and Allen), dies at 47

1958 James van Allen discovers radiation belt

1957 David Allen Ogrin, Waukegan, Illinois, PGA golfer, 1994 Byron Nelson-2nd

1957 Jerry Lee Lewis makes his 1st TV appearance, Steve Allen Show

1957 "Tonight! America After Dark" premieres, with Jack Lescoulie and Al (Jazzbo) Collins on NBC (between Steve Allen and Jack Paar)

1957 Bollingen Prize for poetry awarded to Allen Tate

1956 Pam Allen, Billings, Montana, LPGA golfer, 1988 Planters Pat Bradley-12th

1956 Joan Allen, Illinois, actress, Peggy Sue Got Married, Tucker, In Country

1956 Elvis Presley wearing a tuxedo appears on Steve Allen Show

1956 "Steve Allen Show," returns on NBC-TV

1956 Lisa J. Allen, TV reporter and lawyer

1956 Fred Allen, comedian (Fred Allen Radio Show), dies at 61

1955 Andrew M. Allen, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Captain USMC/astronaut, STS-46, 62, 75

1955 Ted Allen throws a record 72 consecutive horseshoe ringers

1954 Steve Allen's "Tonight Show" premieres

1954 Frederick Lewis Allen, American Editor

1953 Deborah Allen, born in Memphis, Tennessee, country singer, Jim Stafford Show

1953 Tim Allen, born in Denver, Colorado, comedian, Tim-Home Improvement, Jungle2Jungle

1953 Allen W. Dulles, promoted from deputy to 5th director of CIA

1953 General Walter Bedell Smith, USA, ends term as 4th director of CIA Allen W Dulles, becomes acting director of CIA

1953 Paul Allen, American Businessman

1952 Paul Hastings Allen, composer, dies at 68

1952 Joseph Allen Sr, dies

1952 Allen Wells, England, 100m dash, Gold Medal 1980 Olympics

1952 David Allen Barr, born in Kelowna BC, PGA golfer, Atlanta Golf Classic

1951 Michael Allen Bantom, Philadelphia, basketball player 1972 Olympics silver

1951 Karen Allen, Illinois, actress, Cruising, Starman, Wanderers

1950 Nancy Allen, born in New York City, actress, Carrie, 1941, Robocop, Dress to Kill

1950 "Your Show of Shows" with Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca premieres on NBC Writers include Mel Brooks, Neil Simon and Woody Allen

1950 Debbie Allen, born in Houston, Texas, dancer/actress, 3 Girls 3, Lydia-Fame

1949 W Hervey Allen, U.S. writer/poet (Anthony Adverse), dies at 60

1949 Hervey Allen, American Author

1949 Scott Allen, USA, skater 1964 Olympics bronze

1949 Howard Allen Twitty, born in Phoenix, Arizona, PGA golfer, 1979 BC Open

1948 Isabel E Allen, biostatician

1948 Allen Funt's "Candid Camera" TV debut on ABC

1948 Allen Michael Doyle, born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, PGA golfer, 1991 Memorial-64th

1947 Lucius Allen, NBA star for the Milwaukee Bucks

1947 Rex Allen, Jr., Chicago, country singer, Nashville on the Road

1947 Rosie Barnes, born in Nottingham, England, born Rosemary Susan Allen, politician, founding member of the Social Democratic Party, served the Council for Social Democracy, charity organizer

1946 Buddy Miles, born in Omaha, Nebraska, George Allen Miles, Jr., drummer, member of Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys, played with Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Charlie Parker, Dexter Gordon

1946 Sian Barbara Allen, born in Reading, Pennsylvania, actress, Scream Pretty Peggy

1946 Fred Allen's last radio show, his guest is Jack Benny

1946 Allen Lanier, rock keyboardist/guitarist and vocalist, Blue Oyster Cult

1946 Hugh Allen, musician, dies

1946 Rick Allen, Arkansas, rock bassist, Box Tops-Letter

1945 Allen Boyd, American Politician

1945 Clive Hollick, born in Britain, Labor Party, financier, youngest director of Hambros Bank, 1973, CEO, Mills & Allen International, MAI

1944 Thomas Allen, British opera singer

1944 Jonelle Allen, born in New York City, actress, Bessie-Palmerstown USA, Berringers

1944 Verden "Phally" Allen, keyboardist, Mott the Hoople

1944 Rod Allen, B Rodney Bainbridge, rock bassist/vocalist, Fortunes

1944 Peter Allen, Australia, vocalist/pianist, I Go to Rio, Legs Diamond

1944 William Allen White, U.S. journalist (Emporia Gazette), dies at 75

1943 Frank Allen, rock vocalist, Searchers-Needles and Pins

1943 Allen James Coage, New York City, HW judo 1976 Olympics bronze

1943 John Allen Strang, composer

1943 Duane Allen, born in Taylortown, Texas, country singer, Oak Ridge Boys-Elvira

1943 Barbara Acklin, Allen, Chicago, R&B singer, Love Makes a Woman

1942 Lawrence Allen Gilbert, Fort Knox, Kentucky, PGA golfer, 1994 Dallas Reunion

1942 Richie Allen, baseball player, AL MVP 1972

1942 Richie Allen, American Athlete

1939 Allen Garfield, Newark, New Jersey, actor, Candidate, Beverly Hills Cop II

1939 David Winters, born in London, England, choreographer, Steve Allen Comedy Hour

1939 Phillip R. Allen, born in Pittsburgh, actor, Harry-Hardy Boys Mystery, Mitch-Alice

1938 Boeing 314 Clipper flying boat 1st flown, Eddie Allen

1938 Allen Toussaint, Naomi Neville, pianist/songwriter, Ride Your Pony

1937 Allen Weinstein, American Public Servant

1937 Joseph P Allen IV, Crawfordsville, Indiana, PhD/astronaut, STS-5, STS 51A

1937 John Murray/Allen Boretz' "Room Service," premieres in New York City

1937 Battle of the Century: Fred Allen and Jack Benny meet on radio

1936 Janet Allen, Headmistress, Benenden School

1935 Woody Allen, Allen Konigsberg, Brooklyn, actor, Zelig, Annie Hall

1935 David Allen, cricketer, England off-spinner of 60's

1935 Hans Wollschlager, born in Minden, Germany, writer, editor, translated completed works of Edgar Allen Poe, James Joyce's Ulysses

1934 Elizabeth Allen, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, actress, Laura-Bracken's World

1933 John Dillinger escapes from Allen County, OH, jail

1933 Richard Schickel, born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, documentary filmmaker, film critic, author, journalist, historian, received Guggenheim Fellowship, published in Time, and Life, magazines, books include, 'Woody Allen: A Life in Film', 'Elia Kazan: A Biography'

1932 "Fred Allen Show" premieres on radio

1932 Chet Allen, Chickasha Oklahoma, actor, Jerry-Bonino, Slats-Troubleshooter

1932 George Burns and Gracie Allen debuted as regulars on "Guy Lombardo Show"

1931 Allen Klein, American Businessman

1931 "Papa" Dee Allen, born in Wilmington, Delaware, percussionist, War-World is a Ghetto

1929 John Polk Allen, Carnegie, Oklahoma, CEO, Biosphere 2

1928 John Reginald "Nat" Allen, planning enforcement officer/climber

1927 Patrick Allen, Malawi, actor, Roman Holiday, Dial "M" for Murder

1926 Jayne Meadows, Wu Chang China, Mrs. Steve Allen, actress, Dark Delusion

1926 Lee Allen, born in Pittsburg, Kansas, tenor sax, Walkin' With Mr. Lee

1926 Allen Ginsberg, born in Newark, New Jersey, beat poet, Howl

1926 George Burns marries Gracie Allen

1925 James Lane Allen, U.S. writer (Choir Invisible), dies at 75

1924 John Portman, born in South Carolina, architect, Ivan Allen Award-1964

1924 Terry Gibbs, born in Brooklyn, New York, orchestra leader, Steve Allen Comedy Hour

1924 Geoffrey Sammons, senior partner, Allen and Overy

1924 Allen Neuharth, American Businessman

1922 Rex Allen, Wilcox, Arizona, cowboy singer, Dr. Baxter-Frontier Doctor

1922 Allen Dwight Sapp, composer

1922 George Allen, football coach, Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins

1922 Marty Allen, born in Pittsburgh, comedian, Allen and Rossi, "Hello Dere"

1922 Geoffrey Freeman Allen, railway writer

1921 Steve Allen, New York City, comedian/TV host, Tonight Show, Steve Allen Show

1921 Tom Poston, Columbus Ohio, actor, Steve Allen Show, Newhart

1921 Joel Asaph Allen, U.S. zoologist (rule of Allen), dies at 83

1921 Florence Allen is 1st woman judge to sentence a man to death

1920 Allen Woodring wins Oympic 200 m dash wearing borrowed shoes

1919 Gabriel Dell, Barbados, actor, Steve Allen Show

1919 Allen Ludden, Mineral Point Wisconsin, TV host, Password

1919 Dayton Allen, New York City, comedian, Steve Allen Show

1918 Allen Drury, author, Advise and Consent-1960 Pulitzer Prize

1918 Joseph Allen, Jr., born in Boston, Massachusetts, actor, Death of a Champion

1917 Gwendolyn Brooks, U.S. poet, Bean Eaters, Annie Allen, Pulitzer 1950

1917 Allen Greenwood, deputy CEO, British Aerospace

1917 H C Allen, American historian

1916 Irwin Allen, born in New York City, director, Land of the Giants, Poseidon Adventure

1915 Pittsburghs' Frank Allen no-hits St. Louis (Federal League), 2-0

1914 William Allen Egan, American Politician

1914 Allen Funt, born in Brooklyn, New York, TV host and creator, Candid Camera

1914 James Van Allen, U.S. physicist, discovered Van Allen radiation belts

1914 Fred Clark, born in Lincoln California, actor, Burns and Allen, Auntie Mame, Hazard

1913 Mel Allen, born in Birmingham, Alabama, sportscaster, voice of New York Yankees

1911 Ivan Allen, American Politician

1911 Walter Ernest Allen, writer/critic

1910 Allen Hill, cricket bowler (England, 2 Tests), dies

1910 Bill Goodwin, born in San Francisco, California, announcer, Jolson Story, Burns and Allen

1910 J. Allen Hynek, American Scientist

1908 Barbara Jo Allen, New York City, actress, Ice Capades Revue, Rosie the Riveter

1908 Allen Winter wins U.S. 1st $50,000 trotting race

1907 Kenneth Allen, engineer

1907 Alan Reed, actor/voice, Fred Allen Show, Fred Flintstone

1906 H Allen Smith, Illinois, humorist/author, Low Man on Totem Pole

1906 Harry Von Zell, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, TV announcer, Burns and Allen

1906 Gracie Allen, Mrs. George Burns, comedienne, George Burns Show

1906 Robert, Bob, Allen, actor for the Texas Rangers

1904 Clabon W. Allen, Australian/British astronomer

1904 Vera Vague, Barbara Jo Allen, New York City, actress, Follow the Leader

1903 John Everett Allen, U.S. businessman

1902 Allen Lane, English publisher/founder, Penguin Books

1902 G O "Gubby" Allen, cricketer, in Sydney England non-bodyline quickie

1902 Gracie Allen, born in San Francisco, California, Mrs. George Burns/comedian, Burns and Allen

1902 Richard Allen, India, field hockey goal tender 1928 Olympics gold

1901 Allen B DuMont, inventor, perfected coml practical cathode ray tube

1900 Allen Jenkins, born in Staten Island, actor, Hey Jeannie, Top Cop, Girl Habit

1899 Allen Tate, U.S., poet, Mr Pope and Other Poems

1899 C Grant B Allen, Canada, British writer (Woman Who Did), dies

1894 Fred Allen, Cambridge Massachusetts, comedian, Fred Allen Radio Show

1893 Allen Dulles, American Public Servant

1890 Allen J. Ellender, American Politician

1890 Frederick Lewis Allen, American Editor

1889 W Hervey Allen, U.S. writer/poet, Anthony Adverse

1889 Hervey Allen, American Author

1883 Paul Hastings Allen, composer

1873 Tom Allen beats Mike McCale for Heavyweight Boxing title

1869 Mike McCoole (U.S.) defeats Tom Allen (England) in bare-knuckle bout

1868 William Allen White, Emporia, Kansas, editor, Pulitzer 1942

1864 David Allen Russell, U.S. Union general-major, dies in battle at 43

1864 Samuel Allen Rice, U.S. Union Brigadier-General, dies of injuries at 36

1854 Allen Wilson of Connecticut patents sewing machine to sew curving seams

1854 Aaron Allen of Boston patents folding theater chair

1849 James Lane Allen, U.S. writer, Kentucky Cardinal

1849 Edgar Allen Poe, poet (Raven), dies in Baltimore at 40

1849 Dudley Allen Sargent, U.S., physician/educator, Harvard U gymnasium

1848 C Grant B Allen, Canadian writer, Woman Who Did

1845 Allen Hill, cricketer, took the 1st wicket in Test cricket

1845 1st black lawyer (Macon B. Allen) admitted to bar

1845 Macon B. Allen and Robert Morris, Jr., 1st blacks to open law practice

1845 John Chapman, Johnny Appleseed, dies in Allen County Indiana

1845 Edgar Allen Poe's "Raven" 1st published (New York City)

1841 Edgar Allen Poe's "Murders in the Rue Morgue," published

1838 Joel Asaph Allen, U.S. zoologist, Rule of Allen

1835 William Wirt Allen, Brigadier General Confederate Army

1831 Richard Allen, AME Church Bishop, dies at 71

1831 Edgar Allen Poe removed from West Point military academy

1830 Allen Thomas, Brigadier General Confederate Army

1828 Samuel Allen Rice, Brigadier General Union volunteers

1823 James Allen Hardie, Major General Union Army

1820 David Allen Russell, Army Major General, Union

1811 Robert Allen, Major General Union Army

1803 William Allen, Rep/Gov-Oh

1798 Ethan Allen Hitchcock, Major General Union volunteers

1794 Richard Allen organizes Philadelphia's Bethel African Meth Episcopal Church

1794 Richard Allen founded AME Church

1775 American Revolutionary War hero Ethan Allen captured

1760 Richard Allen, Philadelphia, 1st black ordained by Methodist-Episcopal church

1738 Ethan Allen, Revolutionary War fighter, lead the Green Mtn Boys

1594 William Allen, English cardinal/founder seminary of Douai, dies at 62


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