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| Flight Commander Frederick Carr | Armstrong DSC (13 June 1896 -25 March 1918) was a Cana |
| ng towards big band style as played by Louis | Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Luis Russell, Jelly Roll Mo |
| He has cited Dizzy Gillespie, Louis | Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Donald Byrd and Miles Davis |
| el Metropolitan, where legends such as Louis | Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Chick Webb's |
| Armstrong, E: Elizabeth Farnese, the Termagant of Spai | |
| orded the song include Adrian Rollini, Louis | Armstrong, Earl Hines, Fats Waller, Bing Crosby, Benny |
| hrough the Cooperative Program and the Annie | Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions. |
| Armstrong, Edward C, The French Metrical Versions of B | |
| Armstrong, Edward (1892). | |
| Armstrong Elementary School | |
| Neil | Armstrong Elementary - Mascot: Astro, Colors: Red, Whi |
| John S. | Armstrong Elementary School is a public primary school |
| tzgerald - Ella and Louis (1956) (with Louis | Armstrong), Ella in Rome: The Birthday Concert (1958), |
| Nat "King" Cole, Cab Calloway, Louis | Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Lena Horne, |
| HMS Pactolus was laid down at | Armstrong, Elswick on May 1896, launched 21 December 1 |
| rth shore of the river Tyne just west of the | Armstrong Elswick Works, running up to Paradise Street |
| The other | Armstrong engines worked on south Wales passenger serv |
| Armstrong entered Roblin's cabinet on November 19, 190 | |
| double ("sandwich") frames of the Gooch and | Armstrong eras. |
| -55, alongside the likes of Roy Bentley, Ken | Armstrong, Eric Parsons and Derek Saunders, playing 39 |
| arbinger, X-O Manowar, Shadowman, Archer and | Armstrong, Eternal Warrior, Bloodshot, Ninjak and Rai. |
| ntinental Church of God (USA) and Garner Ted | Armstrong Evangelistic Association are now led by Mark |
| All lyrics written by Billie Joe | Armstrong, except "Misery" by Green Day, all music com |
| All songs written and composed by Billie Joe | Armstrong, except where noted. |
| All lyrics written by Billie Joe | Armstrong except where noted, all music composed by Gr |
| The Kittanning Expedition, also known as the | Armstrong Expedition or the Battle of Kittanning, was |
| In December 2008 W.P. | Armstrong expressed doubts about the validity of the b |
| Armstrong extended a Global Warming Challenge to Al Go | |
| res and features supporting roles by Samaire | Armstrong, Faizon Love, Missi Pyle, and McFly, the Bri |
| William | Armstrong Fallis (1832 - 1903) was an Ontario farmer a |
| icians, mingling noted artists such as Louis | Armstrong, Fats Domino, Dr. John and the Neville Broth |
| Arthur Hilary | Armstrong FBA (13 August 1909 - 16 October 1997) was a |
| Australia's new post-war skipper Warwick | Armstrong felt that Macartney would be more effective |
| Armstrong finished his 8 NFL seasons with 4,453 rushin | |
| with at least 20 receptions over the season, | Armstrong finished third with 19.8 yards/catch. |
| While Ed moans, Al consoles, and | Armstrong flexes, the train is suddenly attacked by te |
| A celebration of Louis | Armstrong followed the next day, reexamining and refle |
| Armstrong followed this title with numerous other self | |
| The incumbent U.S. Senator | Armstrong for re-election, and Congressman John Smith, |
| The winner was Louis | Armstrong for the single "Hello, Dolly!", a song that |
| Last goal of the season: Akim | Armstrong for Caledonia AIA against Defence Force, (27 |
| on of the Elswick estate was sold to William | Armstrong, for a new armaments factory. |
| arnes dismissed Bardsley, Kelleway, Hill and | Armstrong for 3 runs in his opening spell on the first |
| small 0-4-2T tank engines designed by George | Armstrong for local passenger work on the Great Wester |
| 20 0-6-0 freight engines designed by Joseph | Armstrong for the Great Western Railway, and built at |
| with rotating police lights, was created by | Armstrong for the famed Studio 54. |
| ace in June 1994, as strike partner to Chris | Armstrong, for a fee of £350,000. |
| ns, replaced special teams coordinator Keith | Armstrong for the Miami Dolphins and first-year head c |
| d known variously as the Armour's Ford Road, | Armstrong Ford Road, or Lincoln Road; and a road runni |
| He, Dan Koch, and Chris | Armstrong formed the band in 2002 while they were atte |
| Mr. Leo | Armstrong, former principal of Weirsdale High School w |
| Noel | Armstrong Forster (15 June 1932 - 7 December 2007) was |
| Riley | Armstrong, forward for the Detroit Red Wings AHL affil |
| fter short spells with Wrexham and Millwall, | Armstrong found a home at Selhurst Park, where he top- |
| gained in popularity in 2004 when the Lance | Armstrong Foundation introduced its trademark yellow s |
| This cooperative effort includes the Lance | Armstrong Foundation's naming-rights to Livestrong Spo |
| ay 2004 as a fund-raising item for the Lance | Armstrong Foundation, founded by cyclist and cancer su |
| he CMC (1982, 1984, 1987) and from the Major | Armstrong Foundation. |
| In 1998, he and fellow RADA alum Judi | Armstrong founded Quorum Theatre Company for which Ayc |
| In September 2009 | Armstrong founded the 10:10 climate campaign which aim |
| (in conjunction with Major General Harry G. | Armstrong) founded the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wrig |
| med in honor of Union General Samuel Chapman | Armstrong, founder of Hampton University. |
| istmas pantomime, with Harry Hill, Alexander | Armstrong, Frank Skinner, Paul Merton, Ronnie Corbett |
| a wide variety of musicians including Louis | Armstrong, Freddie Hubbard, Blue Mitchell, Clifford Br |
| He played the role of Seth | Armstrong from May 1978 until his death of emphysema i |
| wide Church of God were forbidden by Herbert | Armstrong from having any contact with Garner Ted, and |
| He worked with Louis | Armstrong from 1933-35, and in the mid- and late 1930s |
| ans into the country, a ban which kept Louis | Armstrong from touring the country until 1954. |
| e met and married fellow Mayo native, Bridie | Armstrong from Carnacon. |
| like the New Orleans Rhythm Kings and Louis | Armstrong from the South, they would begin to formulat |
| lvation Army, Stead bought 13-year old Eliza | Armstrong from her parents, who lived in the Lisson Gr |
| d, witnessed the historical moment when Neil | Armstrong from the Apollo mission stepped on the moons |
| Dalle married Tim | Armstrong, frontman of Rancid, in 1997 when she was 18 |
| Henry Edward | Armstrong FRS (6 May 1848 - 13 July 1937) was an Engli |
| Mark | Armstrong functions as CEO of the organizations and pr |
| Guitar: Kevin | Armstrong, G.E. Smith and Earl Slick |
| Prior to his election to the Episcopacy, | Armstrong gained wide recognition as the innovative Pa |
| Robin | Armstrong, Galveston County physician and vice chairma |
| ns and Comments from survivors of Herbert W. | Armstrong, Garner Ted Armstrong, The Worldwide Church |
| musicians on first hearing the record. Louis | Armstrong gathered quite a following of singers who la |
| Armstrong gave the benediction at the inauguaration of | |
| Lovell, David Grant, Glenn Coleman, Matthew | Armstrong, Gavin Wanganeen, Andrew Bews, Gavin Brown, |
| "Sweet Adeline" ( | Armstrong, Gerard) - 1:58 |
| Cecil | Armstrong Gibbs (10 August 1889, Great Baddow, Chelmsf |
| or String Orchestra and Piano (also works by | Armstrong Gibbs, Dring, Jacob, Milford) |
| They are sometimes referred to as the | Armstrong Goods or Armstrong Standard Goods to differe |
| Phelps, Giant, Lower Wolfjaw, Upper Wolfjaw, | Armstrong, Gothics, Saddleback, Basin, Nippletop and D |
| to southwest, Lower Wolfjaw, Upper Wolfjaw, | Armstrong, Gothics, Saddleback, Basin, Haystack. |
| administration: Central Junior High School, | Armstrong Grade School, Shute Grade School, Lincoln Gr |
| Armstrong graduated with a degree in Marketing. | |
| Armstrong graduated from Conestoga Valley High School | |
| George | Armstrong graduated from Princeton University in 1832 |
| Joe | Armstrong graduated from the University of Tennessee i |
| She told F. | Armstrong Green (a brief amanuensis) that she married |
| Armstrong grew up in Bogalousa, LA. | |
| Armstrong grew up in Levittown, Pennsylvania, and play | |
| Armstrong grew up in County Durham in North East Engla | |
| Armstrong Group of Companies began in 1946 and was ori | |
| Currently, | Armstrong Group of Companies (AGOC) staffs over 2,300 |
| The | Armstrong Group of Companies is a Pennsylvania telecom |
| Herbie | Armstrong: guitar |
| luded the breechloading RBL 12 pounder 8 cwt | Armstrong gun introduced in 1859, Joseph Whitworth's f |
| n, including 15 Columbiads and a 150-pounder | Armstrong gun, behind a 60-foot mound of earth near th |
| the breech, a design similar to that of the | Armstrong guns of Sir William George Armstrong. |
| Sansom, I. J., Smith, M. P., | Armstrong, H. A. and Smith, M. M. 1992. |
| professional, he is known as Daniel-Leon Kit | Armstrong Hackett-Walker. |
| A right arm fast bowler, | Armstrong had a stint with Glamorgan County Cricket Cl |
| scouts, at the Casino (the place where Louis | Armstrong had performed his first concert in Berne a y |
| In an interview | Armstrong had stated she was unsure how exactly she co |
| referee that Steve Sidwell's tackle on Chris | Armstrong had been the worst of the game. |
| Armstrong had the best year of his career with the Cin | |
| By 1966, | Armstrong had become a popular face in the Savannah, G |
| Born in Hebburn, County Durham, | Armstrong had trained as an electrician while playing |
| Once | Armstrong had taken the Maillot Jaune, he was never se |
| e liberal art institute's earliest students ( | Armstrong had founded the college just two years earli |
| As a result, | Armstrong had only very minor negative experiences. |
| Unbeknownst to the attacking Federals, | Armstrong had strongly fortified his position and thre |
| Armstrong had been a Federalist until about 1798, and | |
| Armstrong had also founded the College of Physical Sci | |
| By 1988 | Armstrong had become a player-coach at Brighton, but l |
| John | Armstrong had been elected in November 1800 to fill th |
| Blakely believed that | Armstrong had infringed upon his patents so when Armst |
| Armstrong had a recurring role in the second season of | |
| clude Anne Schindler, Dan Brown, Susan Clark | Armstrong, Hal Crowther, Susan Cooper Eastman, Anthony |
| George | Armstrong Halsey (December 7, 1827 - April 1, 1894) wa |
| This prompted Charles | Armstrong, Harry Armstrong, Vonn Elle Benjamin and Les |
| Trombone player Danny | Armstrong has performed with Johnny Otis, Rufus Thomas |
| For many years since her childhood, | Armstrong has studied traditional Okanagan teachings a |
| Armstrong has been portrayed by the following actors i | |
| On radio, | Armstrong has played three recurring roles in The Arch |
| Since 2006, | Armstrong has been married to Jessica Drake. |
| Armstrong has graduate degrees in Conflict Resolution | |
| Armstrong has over a decade of professional coaching e | |
| Armstrong has served as senior vice president of Willi | |
| Musicians such as Danny Barker and Louis | Armstrong have said that it is a great loss to jazz hi |
| After his tenure with | Armstrong he moved to the West Coast, and played with |
| While with | Armstrong he played alongside Coleman Hawkins, Don Red |
| the all-conquering Australians under Warwick | Armstrong, he was a very occasional cricketer indeed. |
| 1921 Australian cricket team led by Warwick | Armstrong, he was picked for the second Test match on |
| From his marriage to soprano Karan | Armstrong, he had another son, Johannes. |
| Furthermore Sir Robert | Armstrong, head of the civil service, warns Clark abou |
| willingly being escorted by Major Alex Louis | Armstrong) heading to Central City via train. |
| mmittee on Academic Freedom in Pennsylvania, | Armstrong held several hearings in Pittsburgh and Phil |
| Armstrong held the seat until the 1959 UK general elec | |
| ng both at wide receiver and defensive back, | Armstrong helped the team capture the NFL championship |
| Armstrong, Henery E. (1884). | |
| ilm stars Jean Gillie, Edward Norris, Robert | Armstrong, Henry Rudley, Sheldon Leonard and Marjorie |
| d an antique shop from Lewis Vendredi (R. G. | Armstrong), her estranged uncle. |
| e Walters plays the part of Whitehouse, Alun | Armstrong her husband Ernest, William Beck plays David |
| school and asked him to become principal of | Armstrong High School. |
| Nearby are Children's Hospital of Richmond, | Armstrong High School (Richmond, Virginia), |
| ion Military Academy and played football for | Armstrong High School in Richmond. |
| He previously attended Robbinsdale | Armstrong High School in Plymouth, Minnesota. |
| The school's name was changed to | Armstrong High School in a 1909 transition to a new bu |
| Armstrong, Hill, Trumper, Carter, Cotter and Ransford | |
| Armstrong holds a distinction in that he has a dip nam | |
| Fort | Armstrong Hotel is an historic building located in dow |
| He also designed the | Armstrong Hotel of Rome, the Windsor Hotell of Americu |
| a second time, he was shot to death, at the | Armstrong Hotel, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Kentucky, |
| The Louis | Armstrong House was the home of Louis Armstrong and hi |
| The | Armstrong House (also known as the Melton-Shands House |
| The Edwin H. | Armstrong House, in Yonkers in Westchester County, New |
| e and from 1991-95 was director of the Louis | Armstrong House. |
| d directed by Brian Gibson, and featured Ray | Armstrong, Hugh Burden, David Calder, and Paul Clayton |
| Jack | Armstrong, Hugh Barlow, Hank Ciesla, Barry Cullen, Bri |
| July 6 - George | Armstrong, ice hockey player |
| tor other than Michael Dudikoff (playing Joe | Armstrong in the first two American Ninja movies as we |
| 7 she co-starred with another newcomer, Bess | Armstrong, in the short-lived CBS comedy On Our Own. |
| lost around a single minute to winner Lance | Armstrong in the 2003 Tour, and he was not short of ne |
| an enlargement of the 850 class designed by | Armstrong in 1874. |
| 19 November 1983 at Bath, Commander Douglas | Armstrong in command. |
| es built at Wolverhampton Works under George | Armstrong in 1866 as reconstructions of old Shrewsbury |
| G. L. | Armstrong, in command. |
| He was again defeated by | Armstrong in the election of 1907, however, and resign |
| r Saint Anthony Falls in Minnesota, and Fort | Armstrong in Rock Island, Illinois. |
| ch the Australian cricket team under Warwick | Armstrong; in fact, Holmes was top scorer, with thirty |
| He married Elma J. | Armstrong in 1905. |
| d His Orchestra accompanied Crosby and Louis | Armstrong in the successful 1936 recordings of Pennies |
| rogue and ex-poacher turned gamekeeper, Seth | Armstrong, in popular ITV soap serial Emmerdale (forme |
| 971 Riley played on the cornet used by Louis | Armstrong in his youth for the New Orleans ceremonies |
| Stephen | Armstrong in The Times, however, said "the only people |
| ce: to Cora A. Breston in 1891 and to Ida J. | Armstrong in 1900. |
| f 1903, narrowly losing to Conservative Hugh | Armstrong in Portage La Prairie. |
| He challenged eventual mayor David L. | Armstrong in the 1998 Democratic mayoral primary. |
| Kenny and recorded by Bing Crosby and Louis | Armstrong in 1951. |
| espeare Company production, and then by Alun | Armstrong in the 1996 BBC television drama version. |
| Wade married Eliza | Armstrong in 1821. |
| l House, The Gene Krupa Story and with Louis | Armstrong in Going Places. |
| oined ITV1 police drama The Bill as PC Sally | Armstrong in summer 2007. |
| to injuries received in a training ride with | Armstrong in Texas. |
| He married Irene Mary | Armstrong in 1936 and was knighted in 1960. |
| ra Hollyoaks from 2001 to 2007, and PC Sally | Armstrong in long-running ITV drama series The Bill fr |
| Liberal Party in 1907, and again challenged | Armstrong in that year's general election. |
| enging incumbent and fellow Republican Harry | Armstrong in the 1974 primary. |
| 1926 and made famous in a recording by Louis | Armstrong in 1928. |
| he early recorded versions was done by Louis | Armstrong in 1931. |
| t Hinton, Buddy Tate, Clark Terry, and Louis | Armstrong in his later years. |
| It was recorded by Louis | Armstrong in 1951 . |
| Armstrong in her Ph.D thesis proposed a classification | |
| His final appearance was with Louis | Armstrong in When the Boys Meet the Girls (1965), agai |
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