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People died in Ota (First 49 people) - Page 37
Malcolm Moos
American political scientist
Malcolm Moos
American political scientist
Calamity Jane
American scout
Lauren Bacall
American actress
Leonard Bernstein
American conductor
Bobby Vee
American singer
Ricardo Ortega Fernández
Spanish journalist
Kazuo Sakamaki
Japanese naval officer
Taiichi Ohno
Japanese engineer
Kiichiro Toyoda
Japanese businessman
Eiji Toyoda
Japanese industrialist
Ryuzo Hiraki
Japanese soccer player
Nobu Shirase
Japanese explorer
Gabriel Renville
Ella Cara Deloria
Educator
Gary Burger
American musician
Antoš Frolka
Painter
Curt Carlson
American businessman
Martha Ripley
American physician
Fred G. Aandahl
Former Governor of North Dakota
John L. Jolley
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Charles Hall Dillon
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Andrew E. Lee
Former Governor of South Dakota
Frank Brimsek
Ice hockey player
Johnny Norlander
American professional basketball player
Harold Knutson
Former United States Representative
William E. Purcell
Attorney at law
Woodrow W. Keeble
Military personnel
Mike Karakas
Ice hockey goaltender
John Gall
American author
William Sitting Bull
Circus performer ‧ Sitting Bull's son
Arthur C. Townley
Political figure
Terry Redlin
American artist
Henry R. Pease
Former member of the United States Senate
Warren Green
Former Governor of South Dakota
Charles G. Williams
American Politician
Jake Krull
American Politician
Hubert Humphrey
Former Vice President of the United States
Douglas Dayton
American businessman
Vern Mikkelsen
American basketball player
Jim Ramstad
Former U. S. Congressman
Wheelock Whitney Sr.
Businessman
Sigurd Anderson
Former Governor of South Dakota
William L. Guy
Former Governor of North Dakota
William Lewis Guy
Former Governor of North Dakota
Edmund Rice
American Politician
Gene Gutchë
German composer
