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2005 Little Milton, American Musician
2002 Milton Berle, comedian, 'The Milton Berle Show', dies at 93 1997 Milton Cato, Prime Minister of San Vincent and Grenadines 1979 - 1984, dies 1996 Milton "Tippy" Larkin, band leader, dies at 85 1995 Paul Monette, writer, wrote, 'Becoming a Man', wrote about gay relationships, taught writing, Milton Academy, dies of AIDS in Los Angeles, California at 49 1994 Milton M Shorty Rajonsky Rogers, trumpeter, dies at 70 1994 Milton "Shorty" Rogers [Rajonsky], U.S. jazz trumpeter, dies at 70 1993 Milton "Milt" Thompson, U.S. NASA-test pilot/chief-engineer, dies at 67 1993 Milton O Thompson, astronaut (Dynasoar, X-15), dies at 66 1992 Harry Milton Ray, singer and actor (Avanti!), dies of stroke at 45 1989 Milton van Embricqs, Suriname/Dutch publicist, dies 1989 Milton Frome, actor (Family Jewels), dies 1988 Milton Adolphus, composer, dies at 75 1988 Milton A Caniff, U.S. cartoonist (Terry and the Pirates), dies at 81 1987 Milton J. Cross, born in New York City, TV announcer, Met Opera Auditions of the Air 1986 Sid Stone, comedian (Milton Berle Show), dies at 82 1985 Milton S Eisenhower, U.S. diplomat, dies at 85 1981 Bobby Sherwood, orchestra leader (Milton Berle Show), dies at 66 1979 Milton Ager, U.S. composer, dies at 85 1977 Gummo [Milton] Marx, U.S. comic (Marx Brothers), dies at 84 1976 Nobel prize for economy awarded to Milton Friedman 1975 Milton J Cross, TV announcer (Met Opera Auditions), dies at 87 1974 Ernest Milton, actor (Julius Caesar, Cat Girl), dies at 84 1972 Alan Roth, orchestra leader (Milton Berle Show), dies at 68 1971 Milton Rosmer, director (Murder in the Red Barn), dies at 90 1971 Idi Amin ousts Milton Obote to become dictator of Uganda 1967 "Milton Berle Show" last airs on ABC-TV 1965 Milton B Babbitt, U.S. composer (Widow's Lament), dies at 49 1965 Anthony Painter, Milton NSW, Australasia golfer 1965 Milton Avery, American Artist 1964 Davis Milton Love III, born in Charlotte, North Carolina, PGA golfer, 1987 MCI Heritage 1964 Milton Small, cricket pace bowler, WI vs. Australia 1984 1962 Fatso Marco, comedian (Milton Berle Show), dies at 56 1962 John F. Kennedy receives Ugandan premier Milton Obote 1959 Kraft Music Hall with Milton Berle, last airs on NBC-TV 1958 C A Milton scores 104* on Test Cricket debut, England vs. New Zealand Headingley 1957 Frank Milton "Pete" Higgins II, Vice President, Microsoft Desktop 1956 Victor Young, orchestra leader (Milton Berle Show), dies at 56 1956 "Milton Berle Show," last airs on NBC-TV 1953 Milton Berle Show premieres 1953 "Milton Berle Show/Texaco Star Theater," last airs on NBC-TV 1948 "Texaco Star Theater" with Milton Berle premieres on NBC-TV 1948 Milton Berle starts his TV career on Texaco Star Theater 1948 "Milton Berle Show" premieres on NBC TV 1945 Paul Monette, born in Lawrence, Massachusetts, writer, wrote, 'Becoming a Man', wrote about gay relationships, taught writing, Milton Academy 1944 Paul Lansky, born in New York, composer, electronic music, computer music language pioneer, studied with George Perle and Milton Babbitt, professor of music at Princeton University 1943 Milton Robert Carr, born in Janesville, Wisconsin, Representative-D-Michigan 1975 - 1981, 1983 - 1993, and 1993 - 1995 1942 J. Milton Cage Jr's "Imaginary Landscape No 3," premieres in Chicago 1934 Milton Gray Campbell, Plainfield, New Jersey, decathelete 1956 Olympics gold 1934 Little Milton, rocker 1934 Little Milton, American Musician 1929 Robert Coles, Milton Massachusetts, author, Anna Freud, Pulitzer 1973 1929 Milton Glaser, American Designer 1928 Arthur Milton, cricketer, England opening batsman late 50's 1926 Milton "Milt" Thompson, U.S. NASA-test pilot/chief-engineer, X-15 1926 Milton O. Thompson, astronaut, Dynasoar, X-15 1926 Soupy Sales, Milton Hines, North Carolina, comedian, Soupy Sales Show 1925 Arnold Stang, Massachusetts, comedian/actor, Broadside, Milton Berle, Top Cat 1924 Shorty Rogers, Milton M. Rajonsky, composer 1923 Milton Jackson, U.S., vibraphonist, Milt of Bags 1919 Michael Kidd, Milton Greenwald, choreographer, 7 Brides for 7 Bros 1918 Milton Delugg, born in Los Angeles, California, orchestra leader, Tonight Show 1916 Billy May, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, orchestra leader, Milton Berle Show 1916 Milton Babbitt, U.S. mathematician/composer, Widow's Lament 1914 Bobby Sherwood, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, orchestra leader, Milton Berle Show 1913 Milton Adolphus, composer 1912 Milton Friedman, economist, Nobel 1976 1910 Milton "Tippy" Larkin, band leader 1909 Milton Katims, born in New York City, conductor/violist, WOR-NYC 1908 Milton Berle, born in Harlem, New York City, comedian, Uncle Miltie, Mr. Television 1907 Milton Caniff, Hillsboro Ohio, Dutch cartoonist, Terry and Pirates 1906 William Empson, English poet and critic, Milton's God 1905 Edward Milton Royle's "Squaw Man," premieres in New York City 1904 Milton Krims, writer, Speed 1900 Victor Young, born in Chicago, Illinois, orchestra leader, Milton Berle Show, In Old California 1899 Milton S Eisenhower, Dwight's brother/president, Pennsylvania State 1890 Ernest Milton, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Cat Girl, Fiddler's Three 1885 Milton Avery, American Artist 1881 Milton Rosmer, Southport England, director, Murder in the Red Barn 1874 Milton Bennett Medary, U.S., architect, Washington Chapel 1871 J Milton Turner named minister to Liberia 1857 Milton S Hershey, chocolate manufacturer/philanthropist 1838 John Milton Hay, politician, Union 1820 John Milton Thayer, Major General Union volunteers 1818 Keats writes his poem "On a Lock of Milton's Hair" 1674 John Milton, English poet (Paradise Lost), dies at 65 1608 John Milton, London, poet/puritan, Paradise Lost |
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