2004 Jackson Beck, voice over actor, Popeye, dies at 92
2004 Danny Dark, voice, Superman in the '70s and '80s, dies at 63
2003 Earl Hindman, voice with hat, Home Improvement, dies at 61
2003 Barry White, man with velvet voice, ", Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe, ", dies at 58
2002 Gordon Matthews, engineer, inventor of voice mail, dies at 65
2001 Billie Lou Watt, voice, Kimba the White Lion, dies at 71
2001 Lorenzo Music, voice, ", voice of Garfield, the Cat, ", dies at 64
2001 Norma MacMillan, cartoon voice, voice of Casper, dies at 79
1999 Rex Allen, actor/voice, dies at 78
1999 Mary Kay Bergman, cartoon voice, South Park, dies at 38
1999 Jean Vander Pyl, cartoon voice, The Flintstones, dies at 78
1999 Betty Lou Gerson, voice, 101 Dalmations, dies at 84
1998 Mae Questel, actress, voice of Betty Boop, dies at 89
1997 Don Messick, cartoon voice (Astro-Jetsons, Bamm Bamm), dies at 62
1997 Adriana Caseloti, voice (Snow White), dies at 70
1996 Ethel Jane Cain, original U.K. Speaking Clock voice, dies at 87
1995 Jack Wagner, actor/voice (Disneyland, Walt Disney World), dies
1994 Keith Davis, voice Tutor/Author, dies at 85
1994 "Rise and Fall of Little Voice" closes at Neil Simon New York City after 9 performances
1994 "Rise and Fall of Little Voice" opens at Neil Simon New York City for 9 performances
1994 Olan Soule, radio voice (Super Friends), dies of lung cancer at 83
1993 Clyde Adler, voice (White Fang/Black Tooth-Soupy Sales), dies
1992 Jackson Weaver, voice of Smokey the Bear, dies of diabetes
1992 Grace Stafford Lantz, cartoon voice (Woody Woodpecker), dies at 87
1991 Eleanor Audley, voice (Wicked Stepmother-Cinderella), dies at 86
1991 James G MacDonald, cartoon voice (Mickey Mouse), dies at 84
1989 Mel Blanc, cartoon voice (Warner Bros cartoons), dies at 81
1988 Daws Butler, cartoon voice (Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound), dies at 71
1987 Federal judge throws out Bette Midler's $10 million suit against Ford Motor Co, who used a sound alike voice for their TV commercials
1986 Paul Frees, cartoon voice (Boris Badenov), dies at 66
1986 Paul Frees, animation voice (Bullwinkle), dies at 66
1985 Bill Scott, cartoon voice (Mr Peabody, Bullwinkle), dies at 65
1985 Clarence Nash, voice (Donald Duck), dies at 80 of leukemia, in California
1984 During a radio voice test President Reagan joked he "signed legislation that would outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in 5 minutes"
1982 Wilfred Pelletier, symph conductor (Voice of Firestone), dies at 85
1977 Alan Reed, actor (Fred Allen)/voice (Fred Flintstone), dies at 69
1975 Walter Tetley, cartoon voice (Sherman-Bullwinkle Show), dies at 60
1973 Allan "Rocky" Lane, actor (voice of Mr. Ed, Red Ryder), dies at 72
1972 Charles J Correll, actor/voice (Calvin and the Colonel), dies at 82
1972 Howard Barlow, conductor (Voice of Firestone), dies at 79
1968 After 5 years Russia once again jams Voice of America radio
1968 Anti-Zionist Clandestine Radio Voice of El Assifa starts transmitting
1968 Clandestine Radio Voice of Iraqi People (Communist) final transmission
1967 Pinto Colvig, animation voice (Goofy, Pluto), dies at 75
1966 Melissa Brooke-Belland, rocker, Voice of the Beehive-Let it Bee
1963 1st transmission of Clandestine Voice of Iraqi People (Communist)
1962 Tracey Bryn, rocker, Voice of Beehive-Let it Bee
1960 Woody, rocker, Voice of Beehive-Let it Bee
1958 1st radio broadcast from space (President Eisenhower voice "To all mankind, America's wish for Peace on Earth and Good Will to Men Everywhere")
1958 1st voice from space: recorded Christmas message by Eisenhower
1958 Greek Clandestine Radio (communist), Voice of Truth 1st transmission
1955 1st edition of "Village Voice" (New York City) published
1947 Voice of America begins broadcasting to U.S.S.R.
1943 John Van Druten's "Voice of the Turtle," premieres in New York City
1942 Voice of America begins broadcasting (in German)
1937 Lorenzo Music, born in Brooklyn, New York, writer/actor/voice, Carlton-Rhoda, Garfield
1936 Clarence Nash, animation voice, Donald Duck
1935 Don Messick, Buffalo, New York, cartoon voice, Astro-Jetsons, Bamm Bamm
1933 1st voice amplification system to be used in U.S. Senate
1931 His Master's Voice and Columbia Records merge into EMI
1928 Andrew Sarris, movie critic, Village Voice
1927 Don Messick, cartoon voice, Bam-bam, Astro, Scooby-Doo
1927 1st automatic record changer introduced by His Master's Voice
1926 Stan Freberg, born in Los Angeles, California, satirist/ad executive/cartoon voice, Bertie
1926 Cicely Berry, voice director, Royal Shakespeare Company
1925 Nat Hentoff, columnist/novelist, Village Voice, The Cold Society
1923 1st transatlantic radio broadcast of a voice, Pittsburgh-Manchester
1923 Herschel Bernardi, actor, Arnie, Voice of Charlie the Tuna, Front
1920 Paul Frees, born in Chicago, Illinois, animation voice, Bullwinkle
1916 Daws Butler, born in Toledo, Ohio, animation voice, Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound
1916 Adriana Caselotti, cartoon voice
1916 Adriana Caselotti, animation voice, Show White
1915 Walter Tetley, born in New York City, animation voice, Sherman-Bullwinkle Show
1913 Mel Allen, born in Birmingham, Alabama, sportscaster, voice of New York Yankees
1909 Ethel Jane Cain, original U.K. Speaking Clock voice
1909 Keith Davis, voice tutor/author
1908 Mel[vin J] Blanc, voice, Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Porky Pig
1907 Alan Reed, New York City, actor, Mr Adams and Eve, /voice, Fred Flintstone
1907 Alan Reed, actor/voice, Fred Allen Show, Fred Flintstone
1906 Penny Singleton, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, voice, Jane Jetsons, /actress, Blondie
1902 Lillian Bronson, Lockport, New York, actress, Next Voice you Hear
1902 Hubert Beuve-Mery, French newspaper publisher, Le Monde, The Voice,
1901 Allan "Rocky" Lane, Mishawaka, Indiana, actor, voice of Mr. Ed, Red Ryder
1900 National Negro Anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," composed
1898 Abraham J D van Oosten, Dutch poet and author, His Master's Voice
1896 Wilfred Pelletier, born in Montreal, Canada, conductor, Voice of Firestone
1892 Pinto Colvig, OR, animation voice, Goofy, Pluto
1892 Howard Barlow, Plain City Ohio, conductor, Voice of Firestone
1883 Marguerite Clark, voice, Snow White
1875 Alexander Graham Bell makes 1st voice transmission
1873 John Rosamond Johnson, Florida, co-composer, Lift Every Voice and Sing
1868 Thomas Edison patents his 1st invention: electric voice machine
1866 Reginald Aubrey Fessenden, broadcast 1st program of voice and music
1803 William Dunlap, adapts French melodrama "Voice of Nature"
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