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 275
Robert Mills
Architect
Lou Myers
American actor
Arch A. Moore Jr.
Former Governor of West Virginia
Neal Falls
Gray Barker
American writer
Wayne Sisk
Commissioned officer
William A. MacCorkle
Teacher
Walter Eli Clark
American journalist
George W. Atkinson
Former Governor of West Virginia
Babe Barna
Baseball athlete
Cecil H. Underwood
Former Governor of West Virginia
Chapman Revercomb
Former United States Senator
Emanuel Willis Wilson
Former Governor of West Virginia
Norma Jean White
Jesco White's wife
Robert H. Warren
General
Spike Maynard
American lawyer
William E. Chilton
Former Secretary of State of West Virginia
William G. Conley
Former Governor of West Virginia
Homer A. Holt
Lawyer
Walt Easley
American football player
Bull Smith
Baseball athlete
George W. Summers
James Marshall Sprouse
Former Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Shelley Riley Moore
Arch A. Moore Jr.'s wife
M. Blane Michael
Judge
Kenneth Keller Hall
Former Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Gavin Frost
Author
Gary Kolb
American baseball player
Bill Blizzard
Military commander
Elizabeth Virginia Hallanan
Former Judge
Cleveland M. Bailey
Former United States Representative
Samuel Carr
American Politician
William M. O. Dawson
Former Governor of West Virginia
George Krebs
American football player
James Hall Huling
American Politician
Clint Thomas
Baseball player
Johnny Stuart
Basketball coach
George William Summers
William Gordon Mathews
Federal judge and lawyer
Sarah Meriwether Nutter
American educator
Oliver Holden
American composer
Nathaniel Gorham
Former President of the Continental Congress
Bernie McLaughlin
Albert Southworth
Photographer
Simon Willard
Massachusetts colonist
Richard Frothingham Jr.
Historian
Alex McKinnon
Rugby league second row
