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Switzers may
refer to:
Swiss people, of
Switzerland Swiss mercenaries, in
older usage Switzers, New Zealand, now
known as Waikaia, a town in New Zealand...
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Switzer may
refer to:
Switzer,
Kentucky Switzer,
South Carolina Switzer, West
Virginia Switzers, New Zealand, the
former name of the town of Waikaia,...
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Kathrine Virginia Switzer (born
January 5, 1947) is an
American marathon runner, author, and
television commentator. In 1967, she
became the
first woman...
- performances. Both sang and
could play a
number of instruments. In 1934, the
Switzers traveled to
California to
visit family.
While sightseeing, they went to...
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chocolate production. The
English name
Switzerland is a
portmanteau of
Switzer, an
obsolete term for a
Swiss person which was in use
during the 16th to...
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signed both
Switzers to
appear in Our Gang.
Harold was
given two nicknames, "Slim" and "Deadpan," and Carl was
dubbed "Alfalfa." The
Switzer brothers first...
- as
chair of
Switzers from 1956 to 1972. The
store on
Grafton Street became famous for its
Christmas displays and Santa's grotto.
Switzers purchased Cash...
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Barry Layne Switzer (born
October 5, 1937) is an
American former college and
professional football coach. He
served for 16
years as head
football coach...
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Peter Switzer is an
Australian business and
financial commentator,
radio and
television presenter, lecturer, and author.
Switzer founded his own company...
- and on its side, "
Switzers - Estd 1909" is
written in
large letters. Nearby, the
goods shed
remained standing, with both "
Switzers" and "Waikaia" visible...
