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'''Randazzo, April'''<br />
 
'''Randazzo, April'''<br />
16, Hicks' girlfriend, and singer at Arlene's Orchard Lounge
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16, Hicks' girlfriend, and singer at Arlene's Orchard Lounge; “the promised bride of […] Don Peppino,” 47; and Peppino, 50; "a certain Bronzeville canary," 48; "baby-talking lulu," 81; visited by Hicks, 108; Don Peppino's ring on her finger, 120; on shellac ("No label, pure black geometry"), singing "If I Tell You (Bolero)," 124;
  
 
'''Randolph, Zilner (1899-1994)'''<br />
 
'''Randolph, Zilner (1899-1994)'''<br />
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'''REO Speed Wagon'''<br />
 
'''REO Speed Wagon'''<br />
 
5, The REO Speed Wagon was a light motor truck model manufactured by REO Motor Car Company. An ancestor of the pickup truck, it was first introduced in 1915 and production continued through at least 1953.
 
5, The REO Speed Wagon was a light motor truck model manufactured by REO Motor Car Company. An ancestor of the pickup truck, it was first introduced in 1915 and production continued through at least 1953.
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'''Rex and Rhonda'''<br />
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aka "the two R's" and "the Civilized World's Most Sophisicated Couple," 129;
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'''Roosevelt, Franklin D.'''<br />
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"a traitor to his class," 124;
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'''Ruggiero, Uncle'''<br />
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121, April's uncle;
  
 
'''"Rumba Negro"'''<br />
 
'''"Rumba Negro"'''<br />
26, a popularsong co-composed by "Count Basie" and Bennie Moten, and recorded by Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra in 1929. The song is also known as "Spanish Stomp."
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26, a popular song co-composed by "Count Basie" and Bennie Moten, and recorded by Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra in 1929. The song is also known as "Spanish Stomp."
  
 
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Randazzo, April
16, Hicks' girlfriend, and singer at Arlene's Orchard Lounge; “the promised bride of […] Don Peppino,” 47; and Peppino, 50; "a certain Bronzeville canary," 48; "baby-talking lulu," 81; visited by Hicks, 108; Don Peppino's ring on her finger, 120; on shellac ("No label, pure black geometry"), singing "If I Tell You (Bolero)," 124;

Randolph, Zilner (1899-1994)
26, American jazz trumpeter, arranger, and music educator. He moved to Chicago in 1931 and was a trumpeter and arranger with Louis Armstrong for 1931–32 and again in 1933 and 1935. Wikipedia

REO Speed Wagon
5, The REO Speed Wagon was a light motor truck model manufactured by REO Motor Car Company. An ancestor of the pickup truck, it was first introduced in 1915 and production continued through at least 1953.

Rex and Rhonda
aka "the two R's" and "the Civilized World's Most Sophisicated Couple," 129;

Roosevelt, Franklin D.
"a traitor to his class," 124;

Ruggiero, Uncle
121, April's uncle;

"Rumba Negro"
26, a popular song co-composed by "Count Basie" and Bennie Moten, and recorded by Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra in 1929. The song is also known as "Spanish Stomp."

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