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489:"I voice the pious hope that Dayton will someday vote a new library." This was something that he had been recruited to do but had not been possible during his tenure. He remarked that while he was unable to build the library, "I went out there with a wife and no children. And left with a wife and four children!"
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Man is a fighting animal, but he is also a child of the eternal God. As the ages have gone by, man has shown less of his animal nature and more of his divine kinship. But we are still continuing practices as nations which we have long outgrown as individuals. At present there is an increasing feeling
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University librarian and a few co-eds from neighboring colleges joined the drive." He was the editor of the 9th edition of
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Rice played an active role in the 1937 Annual
Conference of the American Library Association in New York City. He was chairman of the Library Buildings Round table and the Salaries, Staff and Service Committee, and co-chairman of a round table of College Librarians. Rice was appointed by New York
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against war. If universal peace ever comes, it will be as a result of international arbitration and limitation of armaments. In such a movement, some great nation must take the lead and in this particular movement no nation is better fitted or as well fitted to take the lead as the United States.
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from 1930β31 and chairman of its legislative committee from 1931-1935. In fall 1931, Rice visited 43 large university, public, and reference libraries throughout the East Coast and
Midwest as liaison for a special ALA committee examining cataloging and the systems at the
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context: "our libraries are one force that assures that the United States can never succumb to fascism or any other kind of totalitarianism, we should do everything we can to influence UNESCO to stimulate such libraries everywhere." He was described by
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in 1936. This included the libraries at
University Heights and Washington Square, along with NYU's Medical, Dental, Commerce, Wall Street Division libraries. At the time, there were 500,000 volumes in the university system. Rice wrote a history of the
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In 1947, he wrote an article entitled "Has the
Association of Research Libraries Proved Worth While?" He also attended the American Library Association Conference in Chicago, and apparently an event in Dayton in that year.
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In 1946, Rice was involved in a national committee purchasing books from
Germany, many of which would end up at the New York Public Library. He bought $ 275,000 worth of dollars worth of books from Europe and Asia in 1946.
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Division in 1920. He served as Chief of the NYPL Preparation Division from 1920-1927. He was treasurer of the New York Library Club in 1922. He gave a report at the 1924 ALA Annual Meeting in
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In 1951, he was granted a Public
Librarian's Professional Certificate from the University of the State of New York Education Department. Also in this year, he corresponded with French ethnologist,
319:. He was the recipient of the Peirce Prize in Natural Science in 1909. At his graduation in 1910, he delivered a speech on "Universal Peace." Some of his words were printed in
681:. He commented that "the best thing about the book was that it would soon become out-of-date, as forward strides were being made very rapidly in race relations legislation."
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in 1927. Rice's investigation found no indication that the book was published in 1927; it had only been mentioned in Rogers' entry in "Who's Who in
Colored America."
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Library from 1953 to 1956, and in the latter year was elected librarian-emeritus. His service in this role was intended to steer the library after the retirement of
530:, to serve as the Director of the Reference Department (a position now called the Director of Research Libraries). During this time he served as president of the
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from 1927-1936. He was the First Vice President of the New York State Library School Association in 1928. He served as president of the
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School of Library Service. The Columbia School of Library Service was the continuation of the New York State Library School at Albany.
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They had four children; Rachel Briggs Rice, Lenore Briggs Rice, Horace Briggs Rice and Charles Briggs Rice. They lived in
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of the U.S. East Coast at the time of the American Revolution, presented by the British Consul General in New York, Sir
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pseudonym. He also corresponded with an Italian prisoner of war, held in New York, who requested the text of the
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and his wife Laura Rice Seaman introduced her to Laura's brother, Paul. She served on the national board of the
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Building. He discussed the development of library science as largely an American institution. He went on to say;
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In 1954, he was listed as a member of the Editorial Advisory Committee for the New Century Cyclopedia of Names.
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1498:"U.S. AGENTS GETTING BOOKS IN GERMANY; Works Barred During War Are Being Shipped Here for Nation's Libraries"
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In 1939, Rice was elected to the executive board of the Society for the Libraries of New York University.
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At the Instance of Benjamin Franklin; A Brief History of the Library Company of Philadelphia, 1731-1976
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He is listed as having attended the dedication of the new library at the University of Iowa in 1952.
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Ahles, Richard (March 26, 1960). "Wesleyan Boys Collect Funds To Aid Negroes". The Hartford Courant.
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Edmund Rice (1638) Association, 2007. Descendants of Edmund Rice: The First Nine Generations.
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In 1950, he was a signer of a petition to the New York Board of Education to lift the ban on
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1785:"New Library Dedicated; Thousands Tour Building". The Hartford Courant. February 11, 1957.
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during WWI, rising from Private to Second Lieutenant. He enlisted on November 20, 1917 at
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as a "Foe of Censorship due to his defense of intellectual freedom during the Cold War."
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to serve as a delegate at the Annual Conference of the American Library Association in
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1516:"LIBRARY AIDE TO RETIRE; Head of Reference Department Since '37, Joined Staff in 1914"
1318:"Tentative Program of the Fifty-ninth Annual Conference, New York City, June 21 to 26"
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1621:"Book Compiled by Methodists on Race Laws". Lexington Herald-Leader. May 5, 1951.
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ROTC Camp. He served in the Quartermaster Corps at Camp Meigs, Washington, D.C.
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Heyduck, Marj (May 5, 1948). "Gone to New York". The Dayton Herald. p. 22.
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Celebrating Seventy Years of the Association of Research Libraries, 1932β2002
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Activities Committee. In 1935, he received an honorary Master of Arts from
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The Librarian Spies: Philip and Mary Jane Keeney and Cold War Espionage
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from 1861 to 1897. While he was a child, his father held pastorates in
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in 1913, studied for a year at Valparaiso College, and graduated from
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1238:"Librarian Rice Addresses Lions". The Piqua Daily Call. May 16, 1934.
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and Lenore Alleman Briggs. Genevieve graduated as valedictorian from
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Rice married Genevieve Briggs (1894–1994) on July 17, 1924, in
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In 1957, Rice gave the principal speech at the dedication of the new
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society...Banned books of yesterday are sometimes classics of today.
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1046:"Wesleyan Commencement". Boston Evening Transcript. June 29, 1910.
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After retiring from the New York Public Library, he served as the
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338:, graduating in 1912. He witnessed the aftermath of a fire at the
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1535:"Has the Association of Research Libraries Proved Worth While?"
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in 1916-17. She later worked as the Education Director at the
1738:. No. March 15, 1946. The New York Times. 15 March 1946.
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in regards to a request about a book supposedly published by
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In 1944, Rice wrote to Robert M. Lester, Secretary of the
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who served as Chief of the Reference Department of the
602:. Also in 1942, he wrote sent a check for .40c to the
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and Miriam Owen Jacobs. His grandfather, the Rev. Dr.
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1841:"Edmund Rice descendants: First six generations"
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315:. While a student, he wrote an English essay on
1809:Alumni record of Wesleyan University, 1831-1961
546:School of Library Service, and a fellow of the
542:from 1947-48. He was also an instructor at the
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374:from 1914-1917 and served as treasurer of the
268:, the fourth of five children of the Rev. Dr.
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1877:President of the American Library Association
822:the Wesleyan University Alumni Record, 1961.
405:from 1919-1920, before becoming Chief of the
43:President of the American Library Association
1322:Bulletin of the American Library Association
1179:Bulletin of the American Library Association
1148:Bulletin of the American Library Association
1125:Official Program, Forty-Sixth Annual Meeting
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2732:United States Army personnel of World War I
1067:Bulletin of the Medical Library Association
929:Paul North Rice was a direct descendant of
534:from 1939-1940, Executive Secretary of the
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717:Rice also corresponded with accused spy
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1648:"John Boynton Kaiser papers, 1928-1971"
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336:New York State Library School at Albany
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1447:American Philosophical Society Library
1398:The New York Times. December 22, 1939.
1306:. The New York Times. October 5, 1935.
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742:In New York, he was a director of the
355:Rice was a reference assistant in the
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1843:. Edmund Rice (1638) Association, Inc
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1592:. The New York Times. August 2, 1949.
667:Women's Division of Christian Service
594:In 1942, Rice received a letter from
2692:New York State Library School alumni
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1504:. The New York Times. March 7, 1946.
1413:. Association of Research Libraries.
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1211:. The New York Times. June 16, 1935.
442:In 1933, he was the Chairman of the
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278:Springfield City Library Association
1687:. The New York Times. July 5, 1947.
1522:. The New York Times. June 5, 1953.
1431:. The New York Times. July 1, 1943.
1142:Metcalf, Keyes D. (December 1932).
422:He was Librarian (director) of the
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1862:Non-profit organization positions
778:, and to help find a replacement.
564:during World War II, working with
538:from 1942β46 and president of the
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2702:People from Newton, Massachusetts
2697:People from Lowell, Massachusetts
1704:Library & Information History
1669:. Praeger Security International.
1144:"Grant for Cataloging Enterprise"
846:in 1916. She was a member of the
604:Association of Research Libraries
536:Association of Research Libraries
351:Early career and Military service
246:Association of Research Libraries
1539:College & Research Libraries
1409:Williams, Edwin Everitt (1953).
1372:Rice, Paul North (August 1947).
987:Ephraim Rice (1665β1732), son of
834:. Her parents were the Rev. Dr.
811:In 1960, Rice participated in a
703:, he was invited to examine the
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1750:"New Yorker Gets Wesleyan Post"
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977:Nathan Rice (1760β1838), son of
705:Library Company of Philadelphia
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296:. For some time, he resided in
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2687:New York Public Library people
1533:Rice, Paul North (July 1947).
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804:He served as a trustee of the
770:Librarian and Director of the
675:States' Laws on Race and Color
673:presented Rice with the book,
526:In 1938, Rice returned to the
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1652:Columbia University Libraries
1484:Columbia University Libraries
1374:"Toward Mutual Understanding"
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980:John Rice (1704β1771), son of
888:Chester Hill Methodist Church
598:, regarding compensation for
499:New York University Libraries
493:New York University Libraries
403:New York State Library School
244:, Executive Secretary of the
187:New York State Library School
2707:People from Pelham, New York
1930:American Library Association
1551:10.5860/crl_08_03_part_2_351
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850:sorority and was elected to
724:He supported the efforts of
701:American Antiquarian Society
645:New York Academy of Medicine
540:American Library Association
532:New York Library Association
506:for its centennial in 1937.
444:American Library Association
376:New York Library Association
254:American Library Association
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2722:Wesleyan University faculty
784:He was active in the First
762:Wesleyan University Library
748:New-York Historical Society
560:Rice was involved with the
456:Public Works of Art Project
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2717:Wesleyan University alumni
933:, an English immigrant to
854:. She had taught Latin in
628:In 1948, Rice received 34
548:American Library Institute
472:He also corresponded with
412:Saratoga Springs, New York
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1768:"Paul North Rice records"
1698:Laugesen, Amanda (2014).
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913:and in a cabin near the
836:Albertus Theodore Briggs
691:, William A. Jackson of
476:regarding his magazine,
432:Ohio Library Association
276:was the director of the
260:Early life and education
1812:. Wesleyan University.
1772:New York Public Library
1110:New York Public Library
907:Middletown, Connecticut
895:Jackson Heights, Queens
793:Hartford Public Library
528:New York Public Library
522:New York Public Library
407:New York Public Library
372:New York Public Library
334:He then studied at the
264:He was born in 1888 in
242:New York Public Library
120:Middletown, Connecticut
1732:"Rotary Club Nominees"
919:Boothbay Harbor, Maine
840:Valparaiso High School
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340:New York State Library
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317:Robert Louis Stevenson
2677:American bibliophiles
1887:Errett Weir McDiarmid
868:City Methodist Church
860:Jefferson High School
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655:from public schools.
516:Kansas City, Missouri
424:Dayton Public Library
418:Dayton Public Library
357:Ohio State University
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298:Newton, Massachusetts
266:Lowell, Massachusetts
99:Lowell, Massachusetts
78:Errett Weir McDiarmid
2682:Librarians from Ohio
1632:Wolf, Edwin (1976).
1328:(5): 298β312. 1937.
1275:Ohio Library Council
1073:(3): 166β168. 1936.
952:Charles Francis Rice
880:William Grant Seaman
818:The Hartford Courant
615:Joel Augustus Rogers
611:Carnegie Corporation
566:Waldo Gifford Leland
270:Charles Francis Rice
165:Charles Francis Rice
1486:. 18 February 1944.
1268:"Awards and Honors"
1175:"A.L.A. Membership"
974:(1788β1863), son of
964:(1821β1897), son of
954:(1851β1927), son of
921:purchased in 1943.
876:Columbia University
772:Wesleyan University
768:Caleb T. Winchester
752:Huguenot Yacht Club
712:Columbia University
697:Clifford K. Shipton
544:Columbia University
485:In 1948, Rice told
448:Wesleyan University
437:Library of Congress
305:Wesleyan University
183:Wesleyan University
1754:The New York Times
1736:The New York Times
1685:The New York Times
1520:The New York Times
1502:The New York Times
1429:The New York Times
1425:"Books -- Authors"
1359:The New York Times
1304:The New York Times
1209:The New York Times
864:Lafayette, Indiana
736:The New York Times
665:Also in 1951, the
570:Archibald MacLeish
383:United States Army
212:United States Army
169:Miriam Owen Jacobs
16:American librarian
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897:, on Yale Ave in
856:Kentland, Indiana
848:Kappa Alpha Theta
844:DePauw University
832:La Porte, Indiana
689:Peabody Institute
589:Geneva Convention
512:Herbert H. Lehman
397:Post-WWI New York
381:He served in the
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942:Paul North Rice,
915:Sprucewold Lodge
903:Pelham, New York
786:Methodist Church
671:Methodist Church
630:Admiralty charts
504:Eclectic Society
452:Great Depression
391:Madison Barracks
378:from 1916-1917.
322:The Boston Globe
309:Eclectic Society
203:Military service
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88:Personal details
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1545:(3): 351β353.
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1443:"1942Mar19001"
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1387:
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574:Milton E. Lord
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274:William Rice
263:
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73:Succeeded by
50:
2672:1967 deaths
2667:1888 births
2621:W. K. Brown
2616:Garcia-Febo
2231:C. H. Brown
2106:W. L. Brown
1991:H. M. Utley
1000:(1594β1663)
998:Edmund Rice
931:Edmund Rice
826:Family life
744:Rotary Club
467:Piqua, Ohio
387:Fort Slocum
290:Springfield
61:Preceded by
2661:Categories
2506:Somerville
2206:M. G. Wyer
2191:Countryman
2136:G.B. Utley
2111:Montgomery
2076:J. I. Wyer
2046:Richardson
1971:Linderfelt
1926:Presidents
1881:1947β1948
1576:Daily News
1574:"Gifted".
1560:2142/35655
1185:(9): 365.
1015:References
750:, and the
660:Paul Rivet
652:The Nation
596:Franz Boaz
479:The Crisis
463:Lions Club
361:Orton Hall
282:Leominster
193:Occupation
178:Alma mater
113:1967-04-17
2641:Drabinski
2626:Jefferson
2591:Stripling
2476:Dougherty
2366:McDonough
2361:Mohrhardt
2316:Greenaway
2291:Ludington
2266:McDiarmid
2186:Lydenberg
2081:Elmendorf
925:Genealogy
518:in 1938.
510:Governor
342:in 1911.
286:Cambridge
250:President
238:librarian
197:Librarian
55:1947β1948
51:In office
2586:Sullivan
2536:Freedman
2491:Franklin
2461:Chisholm
2426:Sullivan
2376:Bradshaw
2346:Castagna
2301:Richards
2256:Rothrock
2251:Ulveling
2216:Ferguson
2181:Rathbone
2141:Jennings
2091:Anderson
2061:Bostwick
2031:Billings
2021:Thwaites
1976:Fletcher
1818:10651490
1710:: 1β19.
1334:25689104
1191:25687977
1160:25687800
1089:16016288
911:Cape Cod
730:Cold War
150:Children
2601:Feldman
2581:Raphael
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