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Sally Carrighar (1898–1985) was born
Dorothy Wagner before adopting her grandmother's name. An
American naturalist and writer, she is
known for her series...
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Bureau "US
Census website". US
Census Bureau.
Retrieved January 31, 2008.
Carrighar,
Sally January 16, 1954). "The Gold Rush Isn't Over Yet!" Sa****ay Evening...
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writing merge in many of the
works by
Sally Carrighar,
Gerald Durrell and Ivan T. Sanderson.
Sally Carrighar's works include One Day at
Teton Marsh (1965)...
- physiologist, toxicologist;
Marian Burros '54, journalist, food writer;
Sally Carrighar,
class of 1922, writer, naturalist;
Elyse Cherry '75, an entrepreneur...
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Lieber The
Education of T. C. Mits EE (Mar. 1946) 1061 1061
Sally Carrighar One Day on
Beetle Rock EE (Mar. 1946) 1062 1062
Nicolas Kalashnikoff Jumper...
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Wadsworth Ronald N.
Walpole (de)
General Nonfiction Robert Sharon Allen Sally Carrighar Also won in 1948
Bernard Mishkin Angelo M.
Pellegrini German and East...
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faculty member in the
Cornell University College of Arts and
Sciences Sally Carrighar –
naturalist and
writer Florence Meier Chase, 1924 –
botanist at the Smithsonian...
- The
Jacob Berger House, also
known locally as the
Sally Carrighar House, is a
historic Gold Rush
mansion at 308 2nd
Avenue in Nome, Alaska. It is a two-story...
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Dieckmann (es) (de) (fr) (tr)
Isidore Silver (de)
General Nonfiction Sally Carrighar Also won in 1949
Joseph Kinsey Howard Also won in 1947
German and East...
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illustrator for
nature books written by
prominent authors, such as
Sally Carrighar,
David McCord,
Wyman Richardson, and John J.
Rowlands (who was one of...
