Nebraska
Nebraska is a midwestern U. S. state encompassing the prairies of the Great Plains, the towering dunes of the Sandhills and the panhandle's dramatic rock formations. Lincoln, the capital and a vibrant university town, is distinguished by its soaring state capitol. The city of Omaha is home to the Durham Museum, which honors the state's pioneering past in a converted railroad depot.
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Ralph Arthur Bohlmann
Robert Dinsmore Harrison
Former United States Representative
Merle Curti
American historian
Abbie Cobb
American actress
Allison Weston
Volleyball player
Becca Swanson
American powerlifter
Alonzo Martinez
Kadie Rolfzen
Volleyball player
Amber Rolfzen
American volleyball player
Cade Johnson
American football player
Jordy Bahl
Larry the Cable Guy
American solo comedian
John A. Eddy
American astronomer
Irish McCalla
American actress
John H. Eastwood
Author
Josh Rouse
American singer-songwriter
Monty Budwig
Double bassist
Maurice Pate
American businessman
Laurie Frink
Musician
Edison Pettit
American astronomer
Ruth Matilda Anderson
American photographer
Bud Tinning
Benjamin E. Sasse
United States Senator
Frederick W. Mote
American sinologist
Ben Sasse
Former United States Senator
Arthur L. Miller
Politician
Alfred Gruenther
Officer
Dwight Siebler
American baseball player
Goes Ahead
American military personnel
Hazel Abel
Former member of the United States Senate
John Philip Falter
American artist
Oscar Graham
Minister of Economy and Finance of Peru
Harry C. Ingles
Win Noyes
American baseball athlete
Harold LeVander
Former Governor of Minnesota
Leon Riley
American baseball player
Dennis Black
Politician
John Pesek
American professional wrestler
John Coleman Pickett
Judge
William Norris
Computer scientist
Eddie Hickey
Basketball coach
Walter Judd
Former United States Representative
Jeri Southern
American singer
Scott Shanle
American football linebacker
Ted Mapes
American character actor
Cletus Fischer
American football player
Justin Bruening
American actor
