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au, or au by KDDI, is a brand marketed by KDDI in the main islands of Japan and by Okinawa Cellular in Okinawa for their mobile cellular services.
People died in Au (First 49 people) - Page 420
Isabella Leitch
St. George Richard Gore
Former Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Reginald Rudorf
German journalist
Malinda Blalock
Soldier
Jack Gibson
Schoolmaster
John Gunn
Former Premier of South Australia
Joe Valli
Scottish actor
Elizabeth Macarthur
Pastoralist
David George Stead
Australian biologist
Leslie Boardman
Australian freestyle swimmer
Daniel Swarovski
Anna Stainer-Knittel
Painter
Ŭi-jin Kwak
Poet
Buford Long
American football player
Jack Mather
American television actor
Ned Christie
Herbert Sobel
Commissioned officer
Percy Lavon Julian
American researcher
Johnny Dickshot
Baseball player
Richard E. Bush
Bob O'Farrell
American baseball player
Henry Williams Blodgett
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
Francis Trowbridge Sherman
General
Eleanor Taylor Bland
American writer
אנדרטה לחללי פלס"ר 7
General
Richard Warren Sears
American businessman
Lee S. Dreyfus
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Pat Harder
American football player
Mel Ellis
Screenwriter
Wally Lemm
American football coach
Donald Edgar Tewes
Former United States Representative
Daniel H. Sumner
U.S. representative
Ethyle Cooke
American film actress ‧ Harry Benham's wife
Ulvis Katlaps
Ice hockey player
John Flammang Schrank
Attempted assassination of Theodore Roosevelt
Gerald J. Boileau
Former United States Representative
Walter D. McIndoe
Industrialist
Johnny Schmitz
Baseball player
Frank E. Bachhuber
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Ze'ev Boim
Israeli Politician
Roland J. Teske
Priest
Bill Chandler
American basketball coach
Francis Paul Prucha
American historian
William McKell
Former Premier of New South Wales
Peter Dodds McCormick
Australian teacher
Tal Ordell
Actor
