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2009 Paul Harvey, radio broadcaster and news commentator, 'The Rest of the Story'
1997 Alex Macintosh, broadcaster/actor (Hell Fight), dies at 72 1997 K'Tut Tantri, broadcaster/hotelier, dies at 99 1997 Wally Whyton, musician/broadcaster, dies at 66 1996 Norman Hackforth, broadcaster, dies at 88 1996 Edward Blishen, writer teacher/broadcaster, dies at 76 1996 Johan Fleming Ramsland, broadcaster, dies at 54 1996 Patricia Ticia Anne Ingrams, broadcaster, dies at 50 1996 Hugo Gryn, rabbi, broadcaster, appeared on BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day, leading voice in interfaith dialogue, dies at 66 1996 Clay Jones, horticulturalist, broadcaster, Chairman of the program Gardener's Question Time on BBC Radio 4, voted tenth alongside Carol Klein as the nation's all-time favorite gardener, dies at 72 1996 Glyn Worsnip, broadcaster, dies at 57 1996 Willis Conover, broadcaster, dies at 75 1996 David William Eric Davis, broadcaster, dies at 87 1996 Ronald Fletcher, broadcaster, dies at 85 1996 Peter Pooley, broadcaster, dies at 84 1995 Jeremy John Beadle, writer/broadcaster, dies at 39 1995 Margaret Annie Nan Macdonald, broadcaster, dies at 87 1995 Phil Sidey, broadcaster, dies at 69 1995 Thomas Chalmers, broadcaster, dies at 82 1995 Len Martin, sports broadcaster, dies at 76 1995 Michael Clegg, naturalist/broadcaster, dies at 62 1995 Kenneth Henry Lowry Lamb, broadcaster, dies at 71 1995 Andrew Salkey, author editor/broadcaster, dies at 67 1995 Stewart Myles MacPherson, broadcaster, dies at 86 1995 Peter Woods, journalist, newsreader, broadcaster, famous newsreader, appeared on News Room for BBC News, dies at 64 1995 Courtenay E Benson, broadcaster, dies at 79 1994 Martyn Wiley, writer/broadcaster, dies at 40 1994 Dorothy Lousie Grenfell Williams, broadcaster, dies at 60 1994 Montague Modlyn, broadcaster, dies at 72 1989 Pirates score 10 in 1st (their best inning since 1942), prompts Pirate Jim Rooker to say he would walk from Pitts to Philadelphia if Pirates lost, Phillies beat them 15-11, Rooker walks at end of season broadcaster 1989 NL announces Yankees' broadcaster Bill White will be 1st black president 1988 Russell Harty, broadcaster, dies 1979 Fulton J. Sheen, archbishop/religious broadcaster, dies in New York City at 84 1968 Ritchie Woodhall, born in Woodside, Telford, England, boxer, athlete, television and radio broadcaster, bronze medal winer, 1988 Seoul Olympics, 1990 Gold Commonwealth Games 1967 Shortwave broadcaster Radio New York Worldwide's transmitter burns down 1964 Joe Magrane, born in Des Moines, Iowa, Joseph David Magrane, baseball player, pitcher, MLB Network broadcaster, played for Major League Baseball teams, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, California Angels, NBC sports analyst at 2008 Summer Olympics 1961 Howie Long, former NFL tackle/actor/broadcaster, Broken Arrow 1960 Ian Hislop, born in Mumbles, Wales, writer, editor, Private Eye magazine, broadcaster, radio, television, team captain on BBC's 'Have I Got News for You' 1960 Jonathan Agnew, British broadcaster and test bowler 1957 Nancy Glass, TV broadcaster, American Journal 1956 Jeremy John Beadle, writer/broadcaster 1954 Martyn Wiley, writer/broadcaster 1951 Richard Skinner, born in Portsmouth, England, British DJ, radio and television broadcaster, lead presenter on flagship programs 'Top of the Pops', 'Top 40 Show', 'Whistle Test' 1950 Jeremy Paxman, broadcaster 1950 Jancis Robinson, wine writer/broadcaster 1949 Sue Cook, British broadcaster 1948 Rob Buckman, British broadcaster/actor, Pink Medicine Show 1948 Michael Berkley, composer/broadcaster 1946 Lisette Hordijk, Dutch TV broadcaster 1946 Henry Kelly, British broadcaster 1944 Margo MacDonald, Scotish national broadcaster 1943 Anna Ford, British broadcaster/actress, Secret Policeman's Ball 1943 Roger Cook, investigative journalist and broadcaster 1942 Johan Fleming Ramsland, British broadcaster 1942 Charlie Gillett, Lancashire, rock broadcaster, Sound of the City 1941 Ed Stewart, born in Exmouth, Devon, England, 'Stewpot', radio broadcaster 1940 Larie Taylor, sociologist/broadcaster 1940 Gloria Hunniford, British broadcaster and actress, Old Curiosity Shop 1940 Jimmy Greaves, British broadcaster/soccer player 1939 Mary Parkinson, British broadcaster 1939 Phillip Adams, born in Maryborough, Australia, Australian writer, producer, broadcaster, and satirist 1939 Donald MacCormick, British broadcaster 1938 Glyn Worsnip, broadcaster 1938 Margaret Howard, British broadcaster 1937 Valerie Singleton, British broadcaster 1936 Gordon Honeycombe, broadcaster/author 1936 Larie Taylor, sociologist/broadcaster 1935 Norma Rae Beatty Ashby, broadcaster/TV producer 1935 Tom Rosenthal, publisher/British broadcaster 1934 Richard Kenshaw, British broadcaster 1934 Dorothy Lousie Grenfell Williams, broadcaster 1933 Joan Bakewell, British broadcaster/actress, Cold Comfort Farm 1933 William Davis, author/broadcaster, Battle at Bull Run 1932 Andrew Gardner, British broadcaster 1932 Ronald Allison, British author/broadcaster 1931 Della Smith, cookbook writer/British broadcaster 1931 Desmond Wilcox, broadcaster 1930 Sayed Mutawli imam ad-Darsh, scholar/broadcaster 1930 Peter Woods, born in Britain, journalist, newsreader, broadcaster, famous newsreader, appeared on News Room for BBC News 1930 Hugo Gryn, born in Britain, rabbi, broadcaster, appeared on BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day, leading voice in interfaith dialogue 1930 Frank Page, British broadcaster/actor, Hudson Hawk, Dark Dancer 1930 Bryan Magee, born in Hoxton, England, broadcaster, author, politician, presented current affairs television show This Week, made philosophy accessible with his 'Men of Ideas' television series 1929 Wally Whyton, musician/broadcaster 1929 Alan Wicker, British broadcaster 1929 Katie Boyle, Lady Sander Saunders, British broadcaster 1929 Gerald Harper, broadcaster/actor, Tunes of Glory, Extra Day 1928 Andrew Salkey, author editor/broadcaster 1926 Franclaois-Regis Bastide, writer/broadcaster 1926 Phil Sidey, broadcaster 1925 Alex Macintosh, broadcaster/actor, Hell Fight 1925 Alan Wicker, British broadcaster 1923 Kenneth Henry Lowry Lamb, broadcaster 1923 Clay Jones, born in England, horticulturalist, broadcaster, Chairman of the program Gardener's Question Time on BBC Radio 4, voted tenth alongside Carol Klein as the nation's all-time favorite gardener 1921 Montague Modlyn, broadcaster 1920 Willis Conover, broadcaster 1920 Edward Blishen, writer teacher/broadcaster 1918 Paul Harvey, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, radio broadcaster and news commentator, 'Rest of the Story' 1916 Johnny Morris, British broadcaster/actor, Once in a Lifetime 1916 Bernard Braden, broadcaster/actor, All Night Lone, Full Treatment 1916 Brian Connell, writer/broadcaster 1915 Courtenay E Benson, broadcaster 1913 Thomas Chalmers, broadcaster 1912 Studs Terkel, born in New York, author, historian, broadcaster, Pulitzer Prize winner 1912 Peter Pooley, broadcaster 1910 Ronald Fletcher, broadcaster 1909 Jean Yves Morvan Marin, broadcaster 1908 Norman Hackforth, broadcaster 1908 Stewart Myles MacPherson, broadcaster 1908 William Eric David Davis, broadcaster 1898 K'Tut Tantri, broadcaster/hotelier |
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