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Ladish |
Mary |
Marketing Director for the Greater Milwaukee Committee |
January 17, 1989
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LaDuke |
Winona |
Harvard educated Native American environmentalist; vice presidential running mate to Ralph Nader in 2004 |
October 21, 2012
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Laemmle |
Carl |
Producer of Films; Headed Universal Pictures Corp. |
January 5, 1923
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LaFollette |
Bronson C. |
Attorney General of Wisconsin, 1964-1986 [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
November 10, 1985
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LaFollette |
Philip F. |
Governor of Wisconsin, 1931-1933 and 1935-1939 [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
November 10, 1930
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Lamb |
Karen |
Milwaukee Medical College Professor; Wife of Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier |
January 31, 1978
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Landon |
Alf M. |
Republican Candidate for President, 1936; Governor of Kansas, 1933-1937 |
September 26, 1936
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Langley |
Grant |
Milwaukee City Attorney |
March 28, 1984
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Lanier |
Bob |
Milwaukee Bucks Center; NBA All-Star Seven Times [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
March 12, 1980
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Lapine |
Ray |
Photojournalist and producer, WTMJ-TV 4; Hall of Fame inductee |
October 20, 2006
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Larson |
Lloyd G. |
Milwaukee Sentinel Sports Editor for 27 Years; Hall of Fame, 1983 |
January 12, 1983
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Lasry |
Alex |
Alex Lasry, senior vice president of the Milwaukee Bucks. Visited the Newsroom to discuss the push to bring the 2020 Democratic National Convention to Milwaukee. |
March 21, 2018
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Lassiter |
William |
United States Army Major General |
July 19, 1927
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Latin |
John |
Development Manager of Rockwell International |
December 4, 1985
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Lauer |
Matt |
NBC Today Show Co-Host; Sacred Cat Winner, 1998 |
September 4, 1998
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Lautenschlager |
Pegggy |
Wisconsin attorney general |
June 9, 2006
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Lavine |
John |
one-time owner of Lavine Media Group, which included Chippewa Herald Telegram, Shawano Leader, Portage Daily Register, Baraboo Republic; Northwestern University journalism professor |
October 26, 2001
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Lawton |
Barbara |
Wisconsin lieutenant governor |
2005
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Lawton |
Barbara |
Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor |
January 11, 2005
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Le Gallienne |
Eva |
Actor; Founder of Civic Repertory Theater in New York |
November 28, 1955
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Lee |
Gypsy Rose |
Fan Dancer; Author; Subject of the 1963 Film Gypsy [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
March 13, 1941
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Lehrer |
Jim |
Co-Anchor of The MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour; Sacred Cat Winner, 1987 [Note: On Permanent Loan to the Milwaukee Press Club.] |
April 16, 1987
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LeJeune |
John A. |
Major General, Commandant United States Marine Corps |
April 4, 1928
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Lenroot |
Irvine |
United States Congressperson, Senator, and Federal Judge from Wisconsin |
August 31, 1920
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Leonard |
Benny |
Boxer; Lightweight Champion of the World, 1917-1924 |
December 11, 1923
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Leonard |
Jerris |
Wisconsin Legislator; Administrator of Law Enforcement Assistance Administration |
April 18, 1971
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Leonard |
Richard H. |
Press Club President, 1964; Hall of Fame, 1986 [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
January 13, 1965
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Leonetti |
Tommy |
Recording Artist of the 1940s and 1950s |
October 28, 1959
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Leven |
Jeremy |
CNN Beirut Bureau Chief; Kidnapped and Held for More than a Year Before Escaping |
April 29, 1986
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Lewis |
Ted |
Entertainer and Band Leader |
March 4, 1951
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Lewis |
Ross A. |
Milwaukee Journal Cartoonist; Hall of Fame, 1986 [Note: On Permanent Loan to the Milwaukee Press Club.] |
November 29, 1967
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Lewis |
Homer I. |
Major General, United States Air Force |
November 20, 1974
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Lewis |
Anthony |
Reporter, Editorial Columnist and Author; Received Pulitzer Prizes for National Reporting in 1955 and 1963. |
September 11, 1985
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Lewis |
Robert Q. |
Actor and Master of Ceremonies |
January 28, 1960
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Lewisohn |
Ludwig |
German Professor and Author |
July 11, 1934
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Liberace |
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Pianist from West Allis [Note: On Permanent Loan to the Milwaukee Press Club.] |
April 14, 1951
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Lieberman |
Joseph |
United States Senator from Connecticut; Ran for Vice President in 2000 on the Democratic Ticket |
July 16, 2001
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Lindbergh |
Charles |
Aviator; Flew the First Solo Flight Across the Atlantic Ocean on May 20, 1927, in the "Spirit of St. Louis" [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
August 20, 1927
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Lindbergh |
Erik |
Inventor; grandson of aviator Charles Lindbergh; visiting the Newsroom Pub to see grandfather's signature |
May 10, 2002
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Lindsey |
Ben |
Judge, Lecturer, Philosopher; Founded Juvenile Court System |
March 14, 1928
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Linkletter |
Art |
Radio and Television Broadcaster; Author |
June 18, 1963
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Lipscomb |
Theo |
Milwaukee County Board chairman |
June 12, 2016
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Lipton |
Sir Thomas |
British Merchant (Lipton's Tea) and Yachtsperson; Competed in the America's Cup |
October 16, 1908
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Listecki |
Jerome |
11th Archbishop of Milwaukee Roman Catholic Archdiocese |
August 3, 2010
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Lloyd |
Harold |
Film Star, Considered One of the Greatest of the Silent Comedians [Note: On Permanent Loan to the Milwaukee Press Club.] |
November 17, 1949
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Lochner |
Louis |
Reporter, Lecturer, and Radio Commentator; Chief of the Associated Press Berlin Bureau, 1928-1942 |
June 23, 1942
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Lockhart |
Joe |
Member of Walter Mondale's Campaign Staff |
October 25, 1984
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Lockwood |
George |
Hall of Fame inductee, Milwaukee Journal managing editor for features; St. Joseph News-Press executive editor; college educator |
October 22, 2004
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Lodge |
Henry Cabot |
United States Senator, Ambassador to Several Countries; Republican Candidate for Vice-President, 1960 [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
October 21, 1960
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Loewi |
J. Victor |
Board Chair of Blunt, Ellis and Loewi, Inc.; Founder of Loewi and Company |
June 14, 1978
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Lofton |
James |
Wide Receiver for the Green Bay Packers, 1978-1987 [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
February 23, 1983
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Loftus |
Tom |
State Representative, 1976-1990; Speaker of the Assembly, 1983-1990 |
April 27, 1987
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Logan |
Laura |
Member of Walter Mondale's Campaign Staff |
October 25, 1984
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Lombardi |
Vince |
Coach of the Green Bay Packers, 1959-1967; Led the Team to Five NFL Championships and Two Super Bowl Victories [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
March 15, 1961
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Longworth |
Nicholas |
United States Congressperson, 1903-1913, 1915-1931; Speaker of the House, 1925-1931 |
October 26, 1928
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Lotelier |
Isabel Morel |
Widow of the Former Chilean Ambassador to the United States |
March 25, 1987
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Lovell |
Capt. James A. |
One of the Three Astronauts Who Made the First Flight Around the Moon in 1968 Aboard Apollo 8; Headliner Award, 1969 [Note: On Permanent Loan.] |
February 23, 1966
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Lovell |
Michael |
Marquette University president; former UW-Milwaukee chancellor, engineering professor |
April 22, 2015
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Lowe |
Mira |
Editor, Jet Magazine |
January 12, 2010
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Lucas |
Earnell |
Milwaukee County Sheriff |
May 12, 2018
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Lucey |
Patrick J. |
Wisconsin Governor, 1971-1977; Ambassador to Mexico, 1977-1979 [Note: On Permanent Loan to the Milwaukee Press Club.] |
January 19, 1971
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Lucoff |
Kenneth |
Milwaukee Native and ABC Producer |
October 16, 1979
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Ludwig |
Emil |
Author of Historical Biographies |
October 17, 1935
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Luedtke |
Kurt |
Detroit Newspaper Editor; Author of Absence of Malice |
February 16, 1982
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