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People died in Ota (First 49 people) - Page 28
Carolyn Brady
American painter
Gregory Scarpa
Jack Mollenkopf
Coach
A. S. J. Carnahan
American diplomat
Franklin Knight Lane
Politician
William James Mayo
Physician
Henry Stanley Plummer
Internist
William Worrall Mayo
American-British medical doctor
Muriel Kauffman
Ewing Kauffman's wife
William F. Harrah
Businessman
Richard S. Arnold
Judge
Bill Musselman
American basketball coach
Tom Knapp
Augustus Stinchfield
American physician
Mike Wadsworth
Canadian lawyer
Alejo Bay
Former Governor of Sonora
Moses Annenberg
Constantine Joseph Smyth
Former Nebraska Attorney General
Floyd B. Olson
American Politician
Helen Vela
Filipino actress
Jane Elizabeth Hodgson
American gynecologist
Amos W. Barber
Former Governor of Wyoming
James P. Latta
Politician
Haniel Long
American poet
Edwin Perkins
Inventor
Peter W. Smith
Investment banker
Alfred J. Robertson
American football player
Bill Stumpf
Designer
Bernhard M. Jacobsen
U. S. representative
Julie Wera
Baseball player
Larry Buhler
American football player
Lawrence Shields
Olympic athlete
John Moses
Former Governor of North Dakota
Prentice Cooper
American Politician
John Bonica
American anesthesiologist
Robert P. Morris
Judge
Barbara Knutson
Author
Franklin William Fort
American Politician
Les Tietje
Baseball player
Jim Hagedorn
Former United States Representative
Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa
Prime Minister of Bahrain
James William Murphy
Former United States Representative
Elmer A. Morse
U.S. representative
Sandy Keith
Former Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice
Frank Farrar
Former Governor of South Dakota
Danny Thompson
American motorsports racing driver
William Gallagher
U.S. representative