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Elizabeth Woodrough,
Women in
European Theatre (Intellect Books, 1995), p. 16. Owen,
Perspectives on
Restoration Drama, p. 43.
Woodrough,
Women in European...
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Joseph William Woodrough (August 29, 1873 –
October 2, 1977) was a
United States circuit judge of the
United States Court of
Appeals for the
Eighth Circuit...
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World (1972–1975) as
Narrator Haunts of the Very Rich (1972) as Dave
Woodrough Trouble Comes to Town (1973) as
Sheriff Porter Murdock Crime Club (1973)...
- had been sold in Lynchburg, was
being held in the
slave jail of "Mr.
Woodrough", and that she
expected her
jailor would soon ship her
further south (where...
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Munger NE 1861–1941 1907–1941 — 1941 T.
Roosevelt death 5
Joseph William Woodrough NE 1873–1977 1916–1933 — —
Wilson elevation to 8th Cir. 6
James A. Donohoe...
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District Court for the
District of
Nebraska vacated by
Judge Joseph William Woodrough.
Donohoe was
confirmed by the
United States Senate on
April 20, 1933,...
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suicide because she couldn't bear to be
without him.
Lloyd Bridges as Dave
Woodrough Cloris Leachman as
Ellen Blunt Edward Asner as Al
Hunsicker Anne Francis...
- Jr. MN 1883–1964 1932–1958 — 1959–1964
Hoover death 17
Joseph William Woodrough NE 1873–1977 1933–1961 — 1961–1977 F.
Roosevelt death 18
Charles Breckenridge...
- Mary's
historical society and were
transcribed five
years ago by
Laura Woodrough Steneck. "Forward,
always forward,
everywhere forward! We must not be...
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front of him with a
European prostitute named Tascha.
While in the club,
Woodrough inadvertently runs into Semyon. Afterward,
Semyon confronts Danny Santos...
