New York
New York City comprises 5 boroughs sitting where the Hudson River meets the Atlantic Ocean. At its core is Manhattan, a densely populated borough that’s among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centers. Its iconic sites include skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building and sprawling Central Park. Broadway theater is staged in neon-lit Times Square. ― Google
People died in New York (First 49 people) - Page 118
Philip Lehman
American investment banker
Don Grolnick
American jazz pianist
Robert Gould Shaw II
Socialite
Don Costa
American conductor
William S. Paley
American businessman
Anna Moffo
American opera singer
Hugh McCracken
American guitarist
Betty Comden
American lyricist
Terry Snyder
American drummer
Jon Stone
American writer
Harold Arlen
American composer
Dorothy Fields
American librettist
Thomas DeSimone
Actor
Tommy Abbott
American actor
Larry Kert
American actor
Howard Brookner
American film director
George Shearing
British jazz pianist
Eddie Costa
American jazz pianist
Felix Knight
American tenor
Estelle Evans
Bahamian-American actress
Phoebe Ephron
American playwright
Henry Clay Frick
American industrialist
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
American socialite ‧ John F. Kennedy's sister
Hans Morgenthau
Correspondent
Elihu Root
Former United States Secretary of State
Percy Avery Rockefeller
American businessman
Cornelius Newton Bliss
American merchant
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
American poet
Theodore Roosevelt Sr.
American businessman
Elizabeth Bacon Custer
American author
Roscoe Conkling
Former United States Senator
Jay Gould
American magnate
Robert Heilbroner
American economist
Irving Fisher
American economist
Kurt Weill
German composer
Charles L. Reason
American mathematician
Robert F. Colesberry
American film producer
Colonel Abrams
American musician
Otto Rank
Austrian psychoanalyst
George Eacker
Lawyer
Jack Dempsey
Rugby union player
Beverly Sills
American operatic soprano
Jeff Golub
American jazz guitarist
Samuel Rosenman
Former White House Counsel
Henry Huttleston Rogers
American industrialist
Frances Perkins
Former United States Secretary of Labor
Robert K. Merton
American sociologist
