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Contents 1 Articles I started 1.1 Alaska 1.1.1 Mayors of Anchorage 1.2 Rhode Island 1.3 Other U.S. history 1.4 Censorship 1.5 Other biographies 1.6 Etc. 2 Other contributions

[edit] Articles I started

[edit] Alaska

• Anchorage Times
• Austin E. Lathrop
• Robert Atwood
• National Bank of Alaska
• First National Bank Alaska
• Joe Spenard

[edit] Mayors of Anchorage

• Leopold David, the first mayor
• James Delaney, who helped to build Merrill Field
• Oscar S. Gill, the first mechanic
• Joseph H. Romig, the "dog team doctor"
• William Alex Stolt, he electrified the town
• John E. Manders, statehood opponent
• Zachariah J. Loussac, library namesake
• Maynard L. Taylor, Jr.
• Ken Hinchey, Alaskan "Imagineer"
• Anton Anderson, "Mr. Alaska Railroad"
• Hewitt Lounsbury
• George Byer, "All-America City"
• George Sharrock, the "earthquake mayor"
• Elmer E. Rasmuson, Alaska's philanthropist
• George M. Sullivan, who brought Pope John Paul II to town
• Tom Fink, famous bowtie
• Rick Mystrom, "city of lights"

[edit] Rhode Island

• Robert Weygand
• Samuel P. Colt
• Philip W. Noel
• Frank Licht
• Seth Padelford
• Henry Howard (Rhode Island)
• Colt State Park
• East Bay Bike Path
• Blackstone River Bikeway
• Lucius F. C. Garvin
• James H. Higgins
• Charles R. Brayton

[edit] Other U.S. history

• Philadelphia Public Ledger
• Woman's Journal
• William Barton (heraldist), co-designer of the Great Seal of the United States
• Louis C. Rabaut, the congressman who added "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance
• U.S. Conference of Mayors
• Jack D. Maltester, who led the USCM to condemn the Vietnam War
• Franklin B. Hough, the father of American forestry
• Harlem Riot of 1935

[edit] Censorship

• List of films condemned by the Legion of Decency
• Daniel A. Lord, the priest who wrote the Hollywood Production Code
• Association of Comics Magazine Publishers
• Watch and Ward Society

[edit] Other biographies

• Sue Monk Kidd
• Peggy Charren
• Vicente Martín y Soler
• Lesley Riddle
• John Moody (journalist)
• Ali Khatami
• Fanny Imlay
• Bruce Reed
• Stephen Schlesinger
• Wilfred T. Neill
• Susan Thomases

[edit] Etc.

• Guideposts Magazine
• Pauline privilege
• Action for Children's Television
• Gnosis (magazine)
• Anarene, Texas
• Thalia, Texas
• Order of the Peacock Angel
• Farancia erytrogramma

[edit] Other contributions

• Robert Henri (expanded from stub)
• Julius Oppert (expanded from 1911 encyclopedia)
• Apostolo Zeno (it) -> Apostolo Zeno (translation)
• Andrea De Carlo (it) -> Andrea De Carlo (translation)
• Pedra Azul (pt) -> Pedra Azul (translation)