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Urvashi Vaid
Indian and american writer, lawyer and lgbtq+ activist (1958–2022).
Born October 8th, 1958 in New Delhi.
Died May 14th, 2022 at 63 years old in New York City. [ref]
Judith Evelyn
American actress.
Born March 20th, 1913 in Seneca. [ref]
Died May 7th, 1967 at 54 years old in New York City (cancer).
Paul Lazarsfeld
Austrian-american sociologist.
Born February 13th, 1901 in Vienna.
Died August 30th, 1976 at 75 years old in New York City.
Robert Coote
British actor (1909–1982).
Born February 4th, 1909 in London.
Died November 26th, 1982 at 73 years old in New York City.
Dorothy Loudon
American actress, singer, performer (1925-2003).
Born September 17th, 1925 in Boston.
Died November 15th, 2003 at 78 years old in New York City (cancer).
Charles Coles
American tap dancer (1911-1992).
Born April 2nd, 1911 in Philadelphia.
Died November 12th, 1992 at 81 years old in New York City (cancer). [ref]
Eric Stanton
American fetish illustrator (1926-1999).
Born September 30th, 1926 in New York City.
Died March 17th, 1999 at 72 years old in New York City.
Stuart Davis
American painter (1892-1964).
Born December 7th, 1894 in Philadelphia. [ref]
Died June 24th, 1964 at 69 years old in New York City. [ref]
Leopold Godowsky
American pianist, composer, and teacher (1870–1938).
Born February 13th, 1870 in Vilnius, Žasliai.
Died November 21st, 1938 at 68 years old in New York City (cancer).
Richard Rodney Bennett
British composer and pianist (1936-2012).
Born March 29th, 1936 in Broadstairs.
Died December 24th, 2012 at 76 years old in New York City. [ref]
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