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1501:J. Thompson
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676:October 30,
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156:Ogden, Utah
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1601:Kempthorne
1586:Glendening
1276:Vanderbilt
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873:1944–1945
845:1941–1949
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1571:Voinovich
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1641:Gregoire
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1541:Ashcroft
1531:Branstad
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1491:Snelling
1471:Milliken
1396:Anderson
1366:Stratton
1346:Thornton
1336:Peterson
1311:Hildreth
1306:Caldwell
1231:McMullen
1226:Brewster
1181:McGovern
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1476:Carroll
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1271:Stark
1261:Peery
1251:Rolph
1206:Allen
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1067:Blood
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1037:Wells
987:Emery
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