United States
The United States men's national soccer team represents the United States in men's international soccer competitions. The team is controlled by the United States Soccer Federation and is a member of FIFA and CONCACAF.
People died in United States (First 49 people) - Page 262
Jim Palmer
Baseball pitcher
Sarah Cole
Painter ‧ Thomas Cole's sister
Elleston Trevor
British novelist
Popsie Randolph
Photographer
Vance A. Larson
Painter
Henry A. Fletcher
Former Lieutenant Governor of Vermont
Christopher Anvil
American author
Charles S. Fairchild
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Alonzo G. Decker Jr.
Engineer
George Gale
Former United States Representative
St. Leger Codd
Former Member of the lower house of the Maryland General Assembly
Christine Cavanaugh
American actress
Edward Rondthaler
Typographer
Walter K. Granger
Former Mayor of Cedar City
Gerald Leeman
Olympic athlete
Randy Schultz
American football player
Don Butterfield
American tuba player
Weaver W. Adams
American chess master
Maury Allen
American sportswriter
Bert Daniels
Baseball player
Frank Lucas
American drug trafficker
Reuben Bell
American singer
David Atwater
John Thornton Augustine Washington
Farmer
Ed Gorman
American writer
Edward Joseph McManus
Judge
Don Norton
American football player
Richard LyonDalbergActon, 4th Baron Acton
British Politician
Denny Gable
Actor
Ernest Robert Moore
American Politician
Hal Trosky
Baseball player
Alexander Lippisch
Aeronautical engineer
Hick Cady
Baseball player
James E. Bromwell
U. S. representative
Bill Zuber
Baseball player
Marvin Cone
American painter
Bill Hoffer
Professional baseball player
John Kacere
American artist
Henry Otis Pratt
Former Iowa State Representative
Richard Lyon-Dalberg-Acton, 4th Baron Acton
Former Hereditary peer of the United Kingdom
John Taylor Hamilton
Former Iowa State Representative
Charlie Dexter
Baseball player
Virginia Harper
Civil rights activist
Travis Fulton
American mixed martial artist
Albert Martinko
Michelle Martinko's father
Albina Sylvia Nezerka
Don DeFore's mother
Art Poe
American football player
