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| Mother of a U.S. political dynasty. Three of her sons were elected to the Senate; one was the 35th U.S. president. | |
| Actor known for 'Road' movies with Bing Crosby and for USO tours. | |
| Pioneering college football coach at the University of Chicago (1892–1932). The NCAA Division III championship is named for him. | |
| Queen consort of Britain's King George VI, mother of the current queen. | |
| Saint from Egypt, called the 'father of monasticism' by some. His temptation in the desert was depicted by Fra Angelico. Another saint of this name came from Padua. | |
| Governor of Kansas and Republican nominee for president, who lost to FDR in 1936. | |
| First woman to serve as governor of a U.S. state (Wyoming), also directed the U.S. Mint. | |
| Senator and governor from South Carolina, Dixiecrat candidate for president in 1948. | |
| Wrote over 1500 songs, including 'White Christmas' and 'God Bless America' | |
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| Nobel-winning economist, whose famous theorem explains that well-defined property rights can overcome the problems of externalities like pollution. | |
| One of the 'fathers of modern anthropology,' this Frenchman argued that the 'savage' mind had the same structure as the 'civilized' mind. | |
| Son of the founder of the largest drug store chain in the U.S., which he ran for 24 years after his father's death. | |
| American folk artist, she achieved fame late in life, works include 'Sugaring Off.' | |
| Vaudeville, radio, TV and film actor known for 'Oh, God!' | |
| German film director, infamous for her 'Triumph of the Will,' which was made at the 1934 Nuremberg congress of the Nazi Party. | |
| Hollywood comedy producer and studio owner, whose works included the 'Our Gang' series and Laurel and Hardy movies. | |
| Media mogul who founded Paramount Pictures. | |
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