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Alaska

Mayors of Anchorage

Leopold David, the first mayor
M. Joseph Conroy, born in Ireland, welcomed President Warren Harding
Charles W. Bush, born in Germany
Chris M. Eckmann, born in Denmark
Will Clayson, who authorized the Eklutna Dam
Grant Reed
James Delaney, born in Ireland, helped to build Merrill Field
Oscar S. Gill, Anchorage's first mechanic
Thomas J. McCroskey, who prospected in the Fairbanks Gold Rush
Joseph H. Romig, the "dog team doctor"
George Vaara
William Alex Stolt, he electrified the town
Ray Wolfe
John E. Manders, "Statehood Foe #1"
Winfield Ervin, Jr., who served less than a month
Francis C. Bowden
Zachariah J. Loussac, born in Russia, library protagonist
Maynard L. Taylor, Jr.
Ken Hinchey, Alaskan "Imagineer"
Anton Anderson, born in New Zealand, "Mr. Alaska Railroad"
Hewitt Lounsbury
George Byer, "All-America City"
George Sharrock, the "earthquake mayor"
Elmer E. Rasmuson, Alaska's philanthropist
George M. Sullivan, the longest serving mayor
Tom Fink, famous bowtie
Rick Mystrom, "city of lights"
Dan Sullivan, like father, like son

Rhode Island

Other U.S. history

Philadelphia Public Ledger
Woman's Journal
William Barton (heraldist), co-designer of the Great Seal of the United States
Louis C. Rabaut, the congressman who added "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Jack D. Maltester, who led the USCM to condemn the Vietnam War
Franklin B. Hough, the father of American forestry
Harlem Riot of 1935

Guatemala

Censorship

List of films condemned by the Legion of Decency
Daniel A. Lord, the priest who wrote the Hollywood Production Code
Association of Comics Magazine Publishers
Watch and Ward Society

Other biographies

Etc.

Miscellaneous translations

Apostolo Zeno (it) → Apostolo Zeno
Andrea De Carlo (it) → Andrea De Carlo
Pedra Azul (pt) → Pedra Azul
Golfe-Juan (fr) → Golfe-Juan
Jorge Volio Jiménez (es) → Jorge Volio Jiménez
Grammatica (es) → Gramática de la lengua castellana
Alejandro Licona (es) → Alejandro Licona
Hermeneumata Pseudodositheana (fr) → Hermeneumata
Trionfi (it) → Triumphs
Praso (es) → Praisos

Contributed image: The ghost town of Orla, Texas.