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This Date in History:
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April 1 1854 Religion |
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Augustus Tolton, America's first Black Catholic Priest! Augustus Tolton, a Black priest, was born on this date in 1854. |
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April 1 1895 Music |
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Blues singer of the twentieth century, Alberta Hunter On this date in 1895, Alberta Hunter was born in Memphis, TN. |
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April 1 1897 Music |
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Lucille Bogen sang it like it was On this date in 1897, Lucille Bogen was born. |
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April 1 1905 Activist |
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Mother Hale, a true humanitarian... *This date marks the birth of Mother Hale in 1905. |
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April 1 1910 Music |
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Harry Carney was a sideman with Duke On this date in 1910, Harry Carney was born. |
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April 1 1911 Education |
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Augusta Baker, mistress of storytelling! Augusta Braxton Baker, an African-American librarian and storyteller, was born on this date in 1911. |
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April 1 1929 Science/Business/ Medicine |
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A Minnesota village, The Hallie Q. Brown Center of St. Paul! The Hallie Q. |
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April 1 1949 Music |
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Gil Scott-Heron: "Do" apply . . . Gil Scott Heron was born on this date in 1949. |
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